After a 15-day hearing, Justice Eileen Roberts didn’t pull any punches. There was going to be no easy way of fully resolving the dispute between the feuding owners of Tinakilly House, a Victorian country hotel and popular wedding resort in Co Wicklow. Reserving her judgment, she stated: “We’ll see where we get to with decisions. But it may not neatly tie everything in a bow, unfortunately.”  A long and sour saga had unfolded before the High Court: Two businessmen, Gerard Lane, an Irish-born expat who amassed a fortune with a moving and storage business in the Philippines, and entrepreneur Denis…

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