Ten years, at least 24 substantive orders and appearances before courts from the Circuit Court to the Supreme Court later, three Gaffney brothers remain at the centre of a legal battle that may finally be approaching its end. The Gaffney brothers have been embroiled in combative litigation throughout the last decade. The most recent involves Alan and Derek Gaffney pursuing an order restraining Philip Gaffney from filing any more motions without permission from a member of the High Court.  The application has been brought against the backdrop of what Justice Caroline Costello describes as “very significant litigation” involving members of…

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