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and the goal was to establish whether the members of the Quinn family have complied with court orders to provide full details of their bank accounts and other assets. As it turned out, substantial sums of money had been paid by
Russian subsidiaries of Quinn's real estate business to his children and other family members in 2011/12. For example, Colette Quinn received €340,000 after having allegedly signed a contract "without understanding it as it was in Russian" and having "had no documents indicating what work she was expected to do". She also admitted to being a director of "about eight Cypriot companies". Most of the money has allegedly since been spent, but no receipts were available to support that claim.
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together came to nearly two million euro "in a very strange way". In a judgement he said that they had made "substandard" disclosure of documents and directed defendands (except Brenda Quinn – not employed by any company in IPG) to make fuller disclosures about their "highly lucrative" contracts of employment with IPG companies. The full hearing was then parked pending legal proceedings against some former executives of Anglo Irish Bank.
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Seán Quinn Sr. has "done nothing to purge his contempt and reverse the asset stripping since the July 20th coercive orders were made". The bank was concerned that asset-stripping was still going on and that assets could be "irretrievably lost". Seán Quinn was sentenced by Ms
Justice Elizabeth Dunne at the High Court in Dublin on 2 November 2012 to 9 weeks in jail, noting that "In my view he has only himself to blame."
170:(GAA). These contacts enabled him to build a company spanning both sides of the Irish border when, in 1973, he borrowed £100 and started extracting gravel from his family 23-acre (93,000 m) farm, washing it and selling it to local builders. The company was called Seán Quinn Quarries Ltd. From this came Quinn Cement, the basis of his wealth. In recent years Quinn diversified with his
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Belfast annulled the Bankruptcy Order against Quinn, and later that day the High Court in Dublin agreed to expedite the hearing of a petition to render him bankrupt in the Republic of Ireland. He was declared bankrupt in the Republic of Ireland on 16 January 2012.
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Insurance had made losses of €905m in 2009, and €160m in 2010, and the Irish Government passed the Insurance (Amendment ) Bill 2011 which imposed a 2% levy on all other Insurance policies to meet an estimated €280m shortfall to the state's Insurance Compensation Fund. Because part of the losses
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The fines arose from a failure to notify the regulator of a loan of €288 million from Quinn
Insurance to other firms in his group. The cash was used by the Quinn family to cover falling stock market investments and finance share-buying in Anglo Irish Bank. On the back of the fines, Quinn stepped down
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measures, after courts had earlier found that all three acted in contempt of orders restraining asset-stripping. Seán Quinn was not jailed as the judge agreed to a request by IBRC that he remain free to secure compliance with the coercive orders. However, representatives of IBRC have complained that
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February 2013, the Quinn family has been thinking about a legal challenge to the constitutionality of the IBRC act. This act put an immediate stay on all existing legal proceedings against IBRC, including one brought by the Quinn family which claims that they
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Separately, Quinn's wife and children have started legal proceedings in Dublin in 2011 alleging that the €2.34 billion that he borrowed from Anglo-Irish Bank to buy the bank should not be repayable because the money was lent for the unlawful purpose of supporting the bank's share price. He has been
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Quinn took over the family farm in late 1967, after the passing of his father, Hugh, who had bought it for £2,000. A number of other local farmers had excavated gravel in the 1950s and 1960s--the land, while being agriculturally poor, was mineral rich. Farming had not made the family much money and
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On 7 March 2007, Quinn spoke publicly for the first time in 10 years at a conference at the Slieve
Russell hotel organised by the Cavan County Enterprise Board, at which he outlined the strategic aims of the Quinn Group in the immediate future. As of April 2011 Quinn and the Quinn family no longer
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Justice Peter Kelly of the High Court said that it was "simply incredible" to accept claims by five Quinn children and three of their spouses that they could not produce documents about their alleged employment by Russian companies. He said they had been paid "very large" sums that
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Quinn was released from
Mountjoy Prison on 3 January 2013, although he had been allowed to attend the christening of his granddaughter in December. On 24 January, a two-day cross-examination began in court of all five adult children of Quinn. The cross-examination was conducted by lawyers for IBRC
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commented that – "A large percentage of insurance losses result from speculative gambling on the property market by the family and, in effect, the legislation provides for the transfer of those gambling debts on to the shoulders of hard pressed taxpayers and working people who need to insure cars,
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With Anglo Irish Bank's financial difficulties Quinn was pursued in 2010 for his loans from it, then about €2.8 billion secured on property worth much less. In April 2011 the loans were formally called, and an ongoing series of court cases are underway in several jurisdictions. In particular, his
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Throughout 2007 peaking in July 2008 Quinn increased his family's stake to 15% in Anglo Irish Bank. The bank along with all financial institutions in
Ireland saw its share price collapse in the latter half of 2008, and on 15 January 2009 the Irish government announced it had taken control of the
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Quinn was sentenced at the High Court in Dublin on 2 November 2012 to nine weeks in jail, due to contempt of court. Quinn's son-in-law, Niall McPartland, successfully used "right to be forgotten" legislation to remove articles from internet search listings that highlighted their lavish lifestyle
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In 2012, Quinn was jailed for three months for contempt of court, having allegedly engaged in asset stripping, e.g., by arranging a payment of US$ 500,000 to the general director of Quinn Properties Ukraine, just before losing control of the company. Quinn lives with his wife and family in
131:(to which the Quinn Group owe over €2.8 billion) and took control of the Quinn family’s equity interest in Quinn Group. Sean Quinn and the Quinn family no longer have any role in the management, operations or ownership of the Quinn Group. Quinn was declared bankrupt on 11 November 2011 in
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However a check of the electoral register for County Cavan clearly showed Quinn registered as a resident of the Republic of Ireland, having a vote in all elections, obviously contradicting the evidence given to the Belfast Court that he was only resident in County Fermanagh.
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In 2008, Quinn Insurance was levied a record €3.25 million fine from the Financial Regulator in the Republic of Ireland with Quinn personally being fined €200,000. These fines were related to loans issued from Quinn Insurance to an associated company that he controlled.
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A large part of the subsequent loss can be linked to the well-publicised near collapse of the Anglo Irish Bank, which wiped out at least €2.8 billion of the family's wealth. Between October 2005 and July 2007 Quinn built up a 28% stake in the bank, mainly through
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from the board of Quinn Insurance and a number of other Quinn Group boards announcing plans to restructure the boards to reflect those of a public company. In March 2010 The High Court in Dublin ruled that Quinn Insurance should be placed into administration.
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magazine's 2008 Rich List listed him again as the richest person in Ireland, in 164th place amongst the wealthiest individuals in the world. His net worth, as of February 2008, was estimated at $ 6.0 billion, approximately £3.084 billion.
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for Teemore Shamrocks. The team won the Fermanagh County Championship in 1969, the first for the club since 1935. The club won three more county titles in the 1970s, and Seán Quinn eventually captained the
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address in directors' filings for 95 companies and none in Northern Ireland (at the time, personal bankruptcies lasted for 12 years in the Republic, but only for 1 year in Northern Ireland).
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Quinn is married to Patricia, and they have five children. His children – Seán Jnr, Colette, Ciara, Aoife and Brenda – all work in the family business. His son, Seán Jnr, lined out for the
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In 2008 the shares or contracts for difference bought in Anglo Irish Bank dropped in value and the bank had to find a buyer for Quinn's shares. A group of clients known as the "
523:. Collette Quinn was also director of BOUVERIE NO.1 LIMITED Ultimate Holding Company QUINN PROPERTY INVESTMENTS LIMITED, Shareholder funds -£87,531,000 – now in liquidation
248:, a financial instrument used to gamble on the bank share price. Quinn admitted at the time in an RTÉ Prime Time interview that it had "set the company back 2 to 3 years".
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970:"Two distinguished figures from the world of business conferred with honorary degrees by the national university of Ireland at NUI Maynooth – Press Release"
470:. In the 1960s, there was much poverty in the area and few diversions other than football, a pursuit at which Quinn spent much of his teenage years. He and
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to approximately 5%, for an equivalent value of €570 million – financed through the group's equity and through a deal with the Swiss-based giant
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playing a leading role in Ireland's hospitality industry, setting up Quinn Hotels. The centrepiece hotel was the Slieve Russell Hotel in
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are not liable for a €2.34bn loan made to Quinn by Anglo Irish. A court hearing on the validity of the stay has been set for 7 March.
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on 16 January 2012. He did not oppose the application. He owed over €2 billion to the Irish Bank Resolution Corporation.
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bank. Shares were trading for as little as 22c (from a high of €17 in May 2007) before the takeover.
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homes and so on." The cost to Irish policyholders will come to €65m annually over five years.
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IRISH BANK RESOLUTION CORPORATION LIMITED vs JOHN IGNATIUS QUINN A/K/A SEAN QUINN
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businessman and conglomerateur. In 2008 he was the richest person in the
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worth $ 193m had been sold to a cousin, Peter Quinn, for $ 1,000 and a
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before becoming bankrupt, along with key parts of Quinn's bankruptcy.
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emerged, following which the bank was nationalised in 2009.
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636:"Sunday Times Rich List 2008 | Times Online Business"
1806:"Court finds 'substandard' Quinn disclosure in IBRC case"
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On 11 November 2011, Quinn said that he had applied for
1572:"Quinn bankruptcy case set for Dublin court on Monday"
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employed more than 5,500 people throughout Ireland.
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1907:"Russian giant goes after Quinns' assets"
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1704:"Quinn daughter has Dubai accounts"
1673:"Quinn describes prison as 'tough'"
1642:"Seán Quinn junior freed from jail"
937:. : Merrion Press. pp. 20–23.
908:Bowers, Shauna (15 November 2021).
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2022:The Fall of Ireland's Mighty Quinn
1766:Carolan, Mary (14 February 2013).
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863:"Seán Quinn right to be forgotten"
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1702:Carolan, Mary (24 January 2013).
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1737:"Quinn 'spent €327,000 in year'"
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1118:"Quinn Insurance Fined"
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1477:on 16 November 2011
1424:on 19 November 2011
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1162:"Quinn Steps Down"
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814:on 17 January 2012
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458:Quinn was born in
417:The De Vere Belfry
190:. As of 2009, the
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