If Gerry Gannon was hoping for a smooth sale of a 41-acre site adjacent to Dublin Airport, he was sorely mistaken.  First, the property developer went to court to obtain possession of the site from his then-tenant Parkfly, which operated the Quickpark car parking service on the site. Gannon also sued for €2.2 million in disputed rents from Parkfly and a related company called Last Bus.  The car park has capacity for around 6,100 cars. The developer opted to sell the leased lands to service his debts to Nama which has security over the premises in Santry. In an affidavit…

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