Solicitor who owes €6.9m to trucking family behind Nolan Transport seeks a deal to write off debts
Lawyer had consented to family judgment
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Shane Phelan
A solicitor who owes almost €7m to the family behind Ireland’s biggest trucking company, Nolan Transport, is seeking a deal writing off his debts.
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