Seán Dunne

Temporary injunction prevents Seán Dunne from selling Kildare properties

Application made by family members of bankrupt businessman

'Bad service is what freaks me out'

Interview: Incoming Dalata chief Dermot Crowley hopes to clock up new lease deals in Europe

John Dunne company liable for €1.4m stamp duty bill on Walford

Ballsbridge property bought by Seán Dunne in 2005 once Ireland’s most expensive house

Hair salon operator seeks order allowing return to workplace

Greystones operator in rent dispute with landlord

Court overturns order making Sean Dunne repay €7,000 a month to creditors

Judge cited evidence of bankrupt businessman’s monthly income being €1,371

Future Ticketing aids rugby fans’ return to stadium

Irish software business develops systems to ensure compliance at games

Irish Life to sell Matheson’s docklands HQ to Deka for €125m

Deal cements German asset manager as active buyer of Irish commercial property

€1.75m to live the high life at a Foxrock penthouse developed by Sean Dunne

Duplex property at high-end Hollybrook scheme last sold in 2005 for €2.6m

Property developer Liam Carroll dies aged 70

Media-shy tycoon built 9,000 apartments across Dublin between 1980s and 2006

Attention returns to what was the old Jurys Hotel in Ballsbridge

The US government is preparing to buy the Ballsbridge Hotel, pending rezoning, to house its embassy

US embassy to move to old Jurys Hotel site in Ballsbridge

Diplomats opt for high-profile property following long search

PTSB circles Ulster Bank, Irish retail in trouble, and where it all went wrong for AstraZeneca

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Court rules Gayle Killilea must set aside assets to pay $18.1m judgment

Decision follows 2019 verdict Seán Dunne fraudulently transferred assets to ex-wife

Sean Dunne’s High Court application heard in private

Bankrupt businessman applied to vary order to pay €7,000 per month to creditors

White knights or loan book cannibals – what will happen at Ulster Bank?

Yet another review likely to decide if lender has a future in Irish market

Company owned by Seán Dunne’s son disputes €1.4m stamp duty bill

Case relates to sale of Walford, once country’s most expensive house, on Shrewsbury Road

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