He described the legal battle with IBRC, the former Anglo Irish Bank, as a 'charade'.
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The IBRC took control of Anglo Irish bank after it was nationalised in 2009.
Anglo Irish bank was nationalised in 2009 and its affairs were taken over by the IBRC.
All disputed transactions were declared null and void, with control returned to the former Anglo Irish Bank.
Anglo Irish Bank is reportedly planning to enforce 2bn euros in loan guarantees given by businessman Sean Quinn.
The Irish government nationalised AIB's rival Anglo Irish Bank in January this year after concerns it could collapse.
He has been involved in a legal battle with Irish Bank Resolution Corporation (IBRC), the former Anglo Irish Bank.
Anglo Irish bank was nationalised in 2009 and its affairs were taken over by the Irish Banking Resolution Corporation (IBRC).
Much of the dud stuff comes from Anglo Irish Bank, a rogue lender that the government now plans to break up.
Designed so that as many banks as possible could pass, and yet within 2 months the Irish were restructuring Anglo Irish Bank.
Third, other Irish banks are thought to be big holders of Anglo Irish Bank senior bonds, so they would suffer further losses.
The former Anglo Irish Bank was bailed out by Irish taxpayers and is now controlled by the Irish Banking Resolution Company (IBRC).
In a statement, the protesters demanded his release and mediated talks between the Quinn family and IBRC, the former Anglo Irish Bank.
Initially repossessed by the former Anglo Irish Bank, it eventually came under the control of the Irish government's National Asset Management Agency (Nama).
Irish Bank Resolution Corporation (IBRC) - the new name for Anglo Irish Bank - disputed Mr Quinn's claim that he is resident in Northern Ireland.
Behind closed doors, it threatened to shut off cash it was providing the banks, and scotched a plan to salvage the weakest lender, Anglo Irish Bank.
European and Irish regulators offered Anglo Irish Bank sub debt holders just 20 cents on the Euro in the form of an exchange for Irish Republic bonds.
The criticism intensified this month following revelations he played golf with the former chairman of Anglo Irish Bank, Sean FitzPatrick, months before the bank was nationalised to prevent it from collapse.
There are fears about bank runs in Ireland and the New York Times has reported that Allied Irish Bank and Anglo Irish Bank have seen billions of euros get sucked out in recent months.
About five years after construction stopped on the planned 150-story Chicago Spire luxury residential tower, an Irish government agency has put the note formerly held by the defunct Anglo Irish Bank Corp. on the block.
Mr Kenny said the disappearance of Anglo Irish Bank and the Irish Nationwide Building Society, which is also held by IBRC, from the Irish financial landscape was "long overdue" and that without banking costs, Ireland's debt levels would now be below Germany's.
Lawyers for the Irish Bank Resolution Corporation (IBRC) - which took over the Anglo Irish Bank - told the court there could be no doubt about the decision to jail him in the light of new evidence brought to the Supreme Court.
The liquidation of the IBRC bank (formerly Anglo Irish Bank) in Ireland in February 2013 was a watershed moment in so far as it was the first bank in the eurozone that was resolved where senior bondholders, albeit small in numbers, were wiped out in their entirety.
All of the other ELA debt was contracted under the Facility Deed which according to the Anglo Irish Bank Annual Report 2010 is an unsecured loan facility guaranteed by the Minister for Finance who separately benefits from a counter indemnity from the Bank should the guarantee be called upon.
When he placed the biggest financial bet in Irish history - on the bank he then loved, Anglo Irish - he was already Ireland's richest man.
Those loans had originally been advanced to Kennedy Group companies by Bank of Ireland, AIB and Anglo Irish.
His son, Sean Quinn Jr, also spent three months in jail last year for contempt of court as part of the Quinns' protracted legal battle with the Irish Bank Resolution Corporation (IBRC), which has taken over Anglo's affairs.
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