In 2014, following a lengthy trial of Anglo Irish Bank’s top executives, Judge Martin Nolan said he was impressed with how ten wealthy investors, known as the Maple 10, agreed to step up and help the bank, and by extension the entire country, in a time of need. But more than a decade on, the controversial 2008 transaction aimed at unwinding the border industrialist Sean Quinn’s 28 per cent Contracts for Differences (CFDs) interest in the collapsed lender remains unresolved as one of the 10, the property magnate Paddy McKillen, continues to fight claims he is on the hook to…

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