In 2013, receivers for IBRC, formerly Anglo Irish Bank, were engaged in an epic struggle with toppled billionaire Sean Quinn to recover significant debts of more than €2 billion. This involved trying to track down international property assets squirrelled away by the bankrupt businessman and members of his extended family, allegedly as part of a scheme to defraud the bank. Various cases were brought and contested until 2019, when the blockbuster litigation was finally resolved. But one of Quinn’s daughters, Aoife Quinn, is now embroiled in a High Court tax appeal over money she drew down as an employee of…
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