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Mark Paul secures award for story relating to Irish property financier Derek Quinlan’s bankruptcy in the UK
Derek Quinlan
Was Derek Quinlan punished for having an astute businesswoman for a wife? Looks like it
Property mogul says he was misled from the start by Nama and was asked to pay back all the money he owed the taxpayer. In the end he had to concede defeat and was declared bankrupt
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Derek Quinlan’s appetite for cash, his health difficulties and his advisers
The Quinlan Files: Bankrupt property investor received large cash transfers from company chaired by his wife
Derek Quinlan says Nama told him not to ‘say anything negative’ to banking inquiry
The former property tycoon’s interactions with Nama emerged in documents filed as part of his UK bankruptcy
Derek Quinlan’s Nama battle: ‘I am destined to spend the rest of my life under Nama’s shadow’
Nama would not agree an exit deal with Irish property financier Derek Quinlan, the agency’s largest debtor
Derek Quinlan: Why a €2.5m tax rebate kept the Irish financier in bankruptcy
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Derek Quinlan: The ex-property king who had to declare haircuts to a bankruptcy official
Bankruptcy finally caught up with tycoon Derek Quinlan, an ex-tax inspector famous during Ireland’s boom
Bankrupt property tycoon Derek Quinlan gave undeclared €2.5m tax refund to his wife
Newly obtained UK court records show that the Celtic Tiger property investor who still owes €400 million through Nama used tax rebate to fund his living expenses
A forgotten deal, a €2.5m tax rebate: How Derek Quinlan’s ‘worrying’ conduct kept him in bankruptcy
A €2.5m Irish tax rebate was cited among reasons the Dubliner stayed in economic purgatory
My remuneration ‘was substantial’: The interview transcript Derek Quinlan didn’t want made public
In October 2023, the Irish financier attended a meeting in London to discuss elements of his financial affairs with one of the trustees of his bankruptcy in the UK
The Square shopping centre in Tallaght sold to European investors for €130m
Facility of 53,000sq m was sold for €250m in 2019 and carried boom-era value of €640m in 2007
Prime south Dublin sites with residential potential for €4.75m and €2.75m
Receivers seek buyers for Tallaght and Sandyford sites owned by Siobhan Quinlan’s Ravensbrook
Hugo Boss falls foul of Dublin City Council
Ex-NIB boss gets OBE; the Irish and the Barclay brothers; Keith Wood’s cafe; NUJ at RTE staff meeting; log tables row
Insolvency plans allowing property developer couple to write off €12m debts approved by court
Secured creditor Pepper Finance Corporation was withdrawing its objection to the plans on condition they will soon be altered
Siobhán Quinlan plans almost 670 apartments in Dublin suburbs
Seen & Heard: US businessman David McCourt owns under 3% of National Broadband Ireland
Triple Crown winner moved seamlessly from rugby to finance
Mullin started in finance long before he hung up his rugby boots after 55 Ireland caps
Johnny Ronan consortium seeks permission for 600 apartments on former Irish Glass site
Construction set to begin on Pembroke Quarter development early next year
Shrewsbury Road home changes hands in one of 2021’s biggest property sales
Marlet chief Pat Crean pays more than €11m for ‘Lissadell’ on the exclusive Dublin 4 road
Failure to reform State pension age could cost up to €50bn
Seen and Heard: Quinlan bankruptcy case set for June; Hammerson stuck for Ilac tenants
Eastdil to advise Johnny Ronan and Oaktree on glass bottle site
Largest vacant plot in Dublin city has estimated gross development value of €3.5bn
Nama grants Ronan four-month extension on €160m glass bottle site deal
Underbidders had contacted Nama in September to express continued interest in site
Johnny Ronan’s rivals for Irish Glass Bottle site circle as deal drags
Underbidders make contact with Nama as deadline for RGRE-Colony deal passes
Nama picks Johnny Ronan and Colony to develop Irish Glass Bottle site
Winning bid for 80% stake in Dublin’s largest vacant plot believed to have exceeded €130m
Johnny Ronan and Colony lead bidders for former Irish Glass Bottle site
Former adversaries could join forces to develop Dublin’s largest vacant plot
Key Dublin docklands site primed for €100m sale
Merchants Gate secured planning in 2004 for major mixed-use scheme
Government sceptical that Nama could have made more on land sale
Auditor’s report says ‘errors and poor analysis’ led to €29m shortfall in sale price
What now for Irish Glass Bottle Company site in Ringsend?
Cantillon: Nama presses on with plan for prime landbank despite Covid-19 crisis
Nama closes bids for development of Ringsend glass bottle site
State agency has been seeking partners to develop 37-acre site with 3,500 apartments
Local authorities face rent hike on Nama-owned social housing properties
Rent increases are set to affect councils and approved housing bodies but not tenants
Irish Glass Bottle site lures bids from Ballymore to Ronan Group
Marlet Property Group, led by developer Pat Crean, also among parties to submit an offer
Vernon and Gunne: The duo behind Irish property’s €1.34 billion deal
Sale of Green Reit puts businessmen in line for yet another multimillion euro payday
Nama puts building blocks in place at D4 glass bottle site
New era beckons for this prime plot of development land on the Poolbeg peninsula
Nama seeks partner to develop homes at Irish Glass Bottle site
Zone has potential to deliver 3,500 homes, according to sources
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