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Former hunger striker Tom McFeely must vacate Dublin home
www.bbc.co.uk
[BBC News] - Ms Justice Elizabeth Dunne ruled that McFeely's centre of main interest was in the Republic of Ireland rather than the UK as he had claimed. The former H-Block hunger striker, who was sentenced for shooting an RUC officer and spent 53 days on hunger
Quinn may want to be seen as Lear but greed is his tragedy
www.irishtimes.com
[Irish Times] - Handing down her damning contempt-of-court judgment on Quinn, his son and nephew, even Ms Justice Elizabeth Dunne noted that “one can appreciate the ability that led to the creation of such a business empire”. The lesson of Quinn's tragedy is simple:
Sean Quinn's nephew spotted at second GAA match -- continues to evade arrest
www.irishcentral.com
[IrishCentral] - Justice Elizabeth Dunne, of the High Court, has also proven herself to be not exactly enamored by the Quinns' seeming preference to do jail time rather than be forced to hand over any of their multi-million international property portfolio, and other
Google News: The Evening Fix: Monday
[thejournal.ie] - #COURTS: Priory Hall developer Tom McFeely has been declared bankrupt after Justice Elizabeth Dunne dismissed his claim that his main business was in the UK. Theresa McGuinness had bought the petition over the failure of Dunne's former company
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