Full coverage: Nolan Transport

An adjudication over the seven-figure legal bill racked up by the Nolans was stalled due to significant billing omissions in the solicitors' files. These were not "minor stray invoices", but "significant and material gaps in the entire bundle", fundamental to the procedural fairness of the process, the court found.

Family members behind Wexford's Nolan haulage group lost their case that millions of euros had been squandered from their pension funds in fraudulent international transactions. Now they are battling claims over a site connected to the dispute.

The family-owned transport group signalled a strategic shift towards end-to-end logistics services with the grand opening of the first phase in a €50m warehousing park in Wexford this week, tying its expansion to widespread change in supply chains.

The trade agreement between the EU and the UK is just days old, and supply chains are already facing disruption even as freight traffic remains low following holidays and pre-Brexit stockpiling. And this is just the start.

For the past three years, a court battle has raged involving the Nolan haulage family, the Kenny property developers and various advisors. This is the story as pieced together from judgements, court filings and hearings.