Irish property managers have teamed up with a mid-sized British vulture fund and raised finance from a leading Wall Street investment bank to assemble a portfolio of hundreds of individual rental apartments across Ireland’s main cities, an investigation by The Currency and the Dublin Inquirer reveals. Their business, called iLiv, is based in Dublin and led by directors Padraic O’Reilly and Jarlath Moran. O’Reilly acts as chief financial officer, a position his LinkedIn profile indicates he also occupies at Bua Private and Horizon Sports Management, two companies controlled by businessman Conor Ridge. Horizon Sports grew to represent some of Ireland’s…

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