Sean Dunne, who now lives in Portarlington, declared bankruptcy in 2013.
Creditors owed hundreds of millions of euro by Midlands man, once known as the 'Baron of Ballsbridge', are finally get some return on the debt.
Carlow property developer Sean Dunne, who now lives in Portarlington, owes a total of €700m after declaring bankruptcy in 2013.
The Irish Independent is reporting a US court has set a date in October for a hearing for the distribution of €23m recovered by bankruptcy trustee, Richard Coan.
Mr Dunne is opposing the resolution, pointing to an error by Mr Coan in the report which states he had been appointed as a trustee in 2024 rather than 2013.
He's also querying Bank of Scotland's assignment of some of his debts after Ulster Bank limited dissolved in 2023.
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