New planning files submitted for the proposed modern redevelopment of the Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre point to the involvement of a key Magnier family representative in the iconic building. In the new planning application, the company that owns the centre, British Virgin Islands-registered DTDL Ltd, lists its directors as Ornulf Loebekken and Timothy Otway.  As The Currency previously detailed, Otway, a long-time representative of JP McManus’s in many businesses, including the Adare Manor luxury hotel, also represents the Limerick businessman’s interest in the shopping centre. A Davy-managed fund bought Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre in late 2019 for €175 million. Through…

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