Dunne trustee seeks Walford facts from underbidder
Purported new owner of Walford requested to pass on information about the sale
The bankruptcy trustee of Sean Dunne is investigating whether the developer or any party known to him made contact with any underbidder for a Dublin 4 mansion called Walford which was valued at €58 million during the boom.
Chris Lehane, the official assignee in bankruptcy for Dunne, has already requested the purported new owner of Walford, a trust linked with the billionaire Dermot Desmond, to furnish his office with all information about the sale – including...
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