Anglo Irish Bank

Businessman and son of former tánaiste died suddenly at his home in Sandymount

Big Four accountant was sued over audits that failed to uncover Seán FitzPatrick’s bed and breakfasting of up to €122m in personal loans

State keen to close the door on the last of the debt used to prop up Anglo Irish Bank and Irish Nationwide whose failure triggered the financial crisis

Anglo was renamed Irish Bank Resolution Corporationin 2011 and subsequently took over the remains of INBS

Numbers employed rise to 240 with the group ‘on track to return to pre-Covid trading levels’

The Clare-born developer was declared a bankrupt by the British high court in 2012

Dublin City Council gave go-ahead for project in January

Dublin City Council had granted permission for seven-storey office block

Seven-storey office block to be built on the site

The 2012 case sought €50m in damages over losses allegedly resulting from auditor’s failings

Judge reserves his decision on 15 of the former Davy employees’ motion to strike out the case against them

The report found that IBRC was deceived during the company’s 2012 sale to telecoms tycoon Denis O’Brien

The latest sale of €500 million of bonds linked to State bailout of Anglo Irish Bank and Irish Nationwide brings total sold to €22.5 billion

Commercial properties that once formed part of Quinn family’s €455 million property empire are now controlled by liquidators of State-owned former Anglo Irish Bank

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Mr Justice Michael Quinn’s judgment relating to the discovery of documents connected with the case was published on Monday

Fall in market value of surviving banks as well as cost of servicing debt accounts for €4bn increase since last estimate

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Some €18.4 billion of the Central Bank’s profits since 2008 have transferred to the exchequer

The Fitzpatricks had sought permission to build a two-storey, four-bedroom house on a site outside Greystones

Earlsfort Capital Partners said it has already closed two transactions, valued at a combined €25m

Result came as revenues for 2020 declined amid Covid restrictions

Former solicitor accused of theft of €27m says there was no scheme to defraud banks

Former solicitor says banker Michael Fingleton ‘threw him to the wolves’

Denis O’Brien’s offer won out despite the prospect of a higher price from a rival bidder

Key witnesses given two months to respond to commission of inquiry’s conclusions

Accused also describes paying for banker’s flights to Portugal and Hungary

Businessman’s home searched in investigation of alleged criminal activity in Border region

Joe Brennan: Its big pitch to investors when refloating was €3bn over-capitalisation

Fine for breaching market rules may complicate initiating investigation, ODCE said

Probe into controversial deal that led to €4.1 million fine said to be ‘highly complex’

Invasion a setback for IBRC liquidators who were working towards sale of valuable buildings

Joe Brennan: Might upcoming wave of troubled companies be handled differently to the post-crash victims?

Former solicitor facing charges relating to alleged theft of €27m from lenders

Accused alleged to have applied for multiple loans from seven banks on same properties

Seen & Heard: Wetherspoon sale of Blackrock pub, and Cowen seeks inquiry into ESB

Longford woman co-founded recruitment firm bought by Outsourcing

New hires will see stockbroker taking advantage of rival Davy’s exit from the business