Peter Conlon's assets frozen in charity funds case

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Peter Conlon had his assets temporarily frozen by the High Court on 30 January 2018, after claims that €3.8 million in charity donations had not reached recipients. The order covered assets below €3.8 million, including bank accounts in Ireland.

The claims arose after Pembroke Dynamic Internet Services Ltd was wound up over an unpaid Revenue debt, with Myles Kirby appointed liquidator. Counsel said several charities were owed the money, while the liquidator continued investigating how funds had been handled.

The matter was adjourned, and the freezing order remained in place.

This report covers an earlier stage of the case. Later developments are not reported here.