Nessa Cahill

Nessa Cahill

judge Ireland

Nessa Cahill is a High Court judge who recently ruled that brothers Colm and Ciaran Butler acted irresponsibly in their management of Downtul Ltd, resulting in a five-year ban from acting as company directors.

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Ireland Ireland: Ms Justice Nessa Cahill approved the two-year insolvency arrangement for Raymond Kearney. 7

Raymond Kearney Eugene Mcdarby Keith Farry Nicola Nevin
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Man’s €845,000 debt reduced to zero in court-approved insolvency arrangement – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Ms Justice Nessa Cahill approved the insolvency arrangement for James McDonnell. 8

James Mcdonnell Gary Digney Keith Farry Nicola Nevin
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Judge approves insolvency arrangement writing down farmer’s €1.5m debt to €20,000 – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Ms Justice Nessa Cahill is presiding over the case regarding Enoch Burke's defiance of court orders. 5

Enoch Burke David Nolan
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Wilson’s Hospital School wants Enoch Burke jailed again for breaching court orders – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Ms Justice Nessa Cahill granted a stay to the Butler brothers to allow them time to organise their affairs. 6

Colum Butler Ciaran Butler Patrick O Connell Brian Mcguckian Padraic Lyons
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Butler brothers secure stay on order restricting them from acting as company directors – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Ms Justice Nessa Cahill imposed a five-year ban on the Butler brothers from acting as company directors. 6

Colm Butler Ciaran Butler Patrick O Connell
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Brothers behind Irish franchises of Starbucks and TGI Fridays banned from acting as company directors – The Irish Times