Mr McMahon is related to Seán Quinn snr.Ī law passed in 2015 required that all officers of companies licensed as bookmakers should have to have the necessary certificates. When it was being launched, QuinnBet said that Mr Quinn jnr, Mr Quinn snr's son-in-law Stephen Kelly, and another then director, Séamus McMahon, had received certificates of personal fitness to run a bookmaking business. A request for a comment from QuinnBet met with no response.Īccording to its website, QuinnBet is partnered with sportsbook and casino platform providers FSB Technology (UK), “which is fully licensed and regulated by the UK Gambling Commission and in Ireland under the Betting (Amendment) Act 2015”. It is not known if Belbridge is still linked to QuinnBet. This indicates that Mr Quinn now owns just over half of the company, but has no voting rights.

Mr Quinn snr now owns 200,000 non-voting ordinary €0.001 shares, according to the latest filed annual return, with Belbridge no longer having an interest. However, new shares were issued in May, with 163 ordinary €1 shares going to the children of Seán Quinn jnr, and 35 ordinary €1 shares going to Brenda Quinn. Mr Quinn was at one stage the sole owner of Quinnb, which he held by way of Belbridge. Mr Flynn is a former shareholder in Shannon-based Aldus Aviation Ltd, which was bought in 2016 by Nordic Aviation Capital, the world’s biggest independently owned regional aircraft leasing company.īoth Quinnb Sports and Belbridge are associated with the QuinnBet online venture, which offers betting on sports fixtures as well as an “online casino” and other gambling activities including “QuinnLotto”.Ĭustomers can make payments to QuinnBet by Visa or Mastercard or via online e-money transfer services Neteller or Skrill, according to its website.

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