Court knocks 20% off bill to wind down Quinn
Quinn Insurance’s administration costs have been cut by 20% by the president of the High Court in Dublin.
The bill of €2.75m (£2.29m) was being sought by the joint administrators, Michael McAteer and Paul McCann of Grant Thornton, according to the Irish Times.
The administrators were charging €475 an hour for their own work.
The pair needed court approval for the bill, which was for administration costs between 1 August and 30 November 2011.
The judge also approved the administrator’s bill for costs related to the sale of Quinn Insurance, but these figures were kept secret.
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