With personal debts of over €27 million, former Press Up boss Paddy McKillen Jr currently has a High Court protection certificate shielding him from his creditors as part of a personal insolvency application filed last month. It lasts for 70 days. But two of those creditors Herbert Street Property Finance (HSPF) and alternative lender Cabriz Finance are threatening to push for the removal of that safeguard over claims that the former hospitality mogul has not been sufficiently candid about his financial situation. Bernard Dunleavy, senior counsel for HSPF, instructed by AMOSS explained the position at a brief hearing on Monday. The…

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