Home Project Centre (HPC), one of Ireland’s leading building providers, has been granted an application for entry to the commercial list of the High Court as it fights to prevent Dennis O’Connor, a former managing director of the business, from selling his 10 per cent stake in the firm to a competitor for €1.1 million. HPC is suing O’Connor and a company called Fosglow, which trades as Clondalkin Builders Providers. It is also suing the owners of this company, Alan Hegarty and Emma Maye. An affidavit opened in the High Court signed by Sean Moran, a director of HPC, on…

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