Brehon Capital eyes up Co Clare luxury golf resort
Brehon Capital Partners, the low-profile owner of the Marker and Powerscourt Hotels, is considering acquiring Doonbeg Lodge, the luxury hotel and golf resort in Co Clare that is currently in receivership.
Ian Kehoe
Brehon Capital Partners, the low-profile owner of the Marker and Powerscourt Hotels, is considering acquiring Doonbeg Lodge, the luxury hotel and golf resort in Co Clare that is currently in receivership.
The Dublin-based property investor has sought information from its receiver, Dublin accountancy firm Ernst & Young.
Doonbeg was built at a cost of more than €70 million, but a potential buyer will expect a significant haircut on that figure. The financial structure of the...
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