“We’re getting to a point now where perfection will be the enemy of any progress,” said Justice Eileen Roberts, of the commercial division of the High Court, on Wednesday afternoon. “What I really want the parties to do now is move beyond the principle and emotion – I really need the parties to start getting down to figures.” The court had been presented with the final equitable account between Gerard Lane and Denis Connolly, a document produced by Stuart Fitzgerald of Fitzgerald Power, which outlined the tangled financial relationship between businessmen – and now bitter adversaries – since they bought Tinakilly…

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