Phoenix Magazine features ‘Tom Sheehy’s Trouble in Paradise’ outlining the Clonakilty native’s ongoing battles with former partners in the Atlantic archipelago of Cape Verde, in Portugal and in Ireland.
Burnt By The Sun broadcast dates on RTE1 are March 30th and April 6th 2020. The programme examines the problems encountered by those who have purchased property overseas and discusses any potential remedies available to them, if any.
Burnt By The Sun is an RTE documentary that examines the problems encountered by those who have purchased property overseas and discusses any potential remedies available to them, if any.
I’ve been writing about overseas property since 2000, nineteen years as I type this post. I’ve loved it, this has been such a wonderful career and I’m thankful for everything that it has brought me. Over the intervening years I’ve travelled around the world quite a bit. This was particularly…
Tom Sheehy versus Cotter Brothers Case Concludes The end appears to have been reached in a long running and bitter dispute between Munster businessmen on the island of Sal in Cape Verde, off the coast of Senegal in Africa. Cork based Developer brothers John and Ned Cotter, owners of Paradise Beach Aldemento Turistico…
Contrary to what you may be led to believe by the media, Commercial Property Investment Overseas has been, and still is, very successful for investors that took the time and effort to research markets properly.
Property Investment Opportunity 2013. Some genuine, attractive property investment opportunities vetted by a renowned independent property consultant. Not your usual BMV rubbish.
Marbella court case against 3 Former CEO’s of MRI Overseas Property features in Irish Independent, Jan 26th, 2012.
A court case in southern Spain against Darragh MacAnthony of MRI Overseas Property, has received significant media coverage.
Darragh MacAnthony features in the Daily Mail, with claims that he, along with two other former joint chief executives of MRI, now face legal action in Spain after hundreds of people allegedly lost millions because of the company.
