Francesca Comyn is a Legal Editor for The Currency, specializing in local news and legal matters in Dublin, Ireland. With a focus on business, litigation, and current affairs, Francesca provides in-depth analysis and reporting on legal disputes, financial issues, and the impact on individuals and businesses in the region.
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Francesca Comyn's coverage predominantly focuses on legal disputes, lawsuits, and business controversies within the local area of Dublin, Ireland. She seems to have a keen interest in issues related to finance and economy, real estate industry, and energy. Given her focus on legal policy regulation and announcement-related articles with themes revolving around finance & economy as well as real estate industry, she may be interested in expert insights from legal professionals or financial analysts who can provide commentary or analysis on ongoing court cases or regulatory changes impacting these sectors in Dublin specifically. Additionally, pitches offering exclusive interviews with key stakeholders involved in the local business controversies or litigation could also capture her attention.
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By: Francesca Comyn
The transfer of €500,000 from Bank of Ireland Private Bank to the Jersey-based account of Spice Holdings, a company with investment ties to Brendan Mullin, in December 2011 was likely a “processing error”, the accused told gardaí. Mullin, the former managing director of the private banking arm of the BOI group, said the bank made... View Article
The prosecution has summed up its case against the former rugby international who denies 14 charges of theft and false accounting, including allegations that he stole €500,000 from Bank of Ireland Private Bank while working as its managing director.
By: Francesca Comyn
Brendan Mullin never intended that Bank of Ireland Private Bank would be at a loss and ultimately the bank is not at a loss, lawyers for the ex-rugby international have told his trial. In his closing address to the jury, defence barrister Brendan Grehan SC said his client had carried on for over a decade... View Article
By: Francesca Comyn
By: Francesca Comyn
A judge has urged members of the Cosgrave Group to “put high feelings aside” and resolve a share dispute brought by the widow of the late developer Joe Cosgrave against his brothers Michael and William. Joe Cosgrave died unexpectedly in February 2022 at the age of 62. He was survived by his wife Denise and... View Article
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