Last November, shareholders in the Davy Hickey property joint venture behind the development of Dublin’s Citywest campus buried the hatchet after a six-month court battle. They had disagreed on key decisions governing the unwinding of their partnership and the best way to realise value from it. The case never went to trial and the terms of their settlement were only broadly outlined in public before the Commercial Court. New financial documents from three companies at the centre of the Davy Hickey investment, however, lift a corner of the veil on the fate of properties included in the scheme. The dispute…

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