Sean Quinn says he is the largest victim in what has happened locally over the past ten years.
The former billionaire has been speaking to Shannonside Northern Sound on the week three men were found guilty of assaulting and falsely imprisoning Kevin Lunney.
The Quinn Group of businesses was succeeded by QIH, now Mannok, after the companies entered liquidation and were bought by American private equity funds.
Sean Quinn there, when he was asked if he saw himself as a victim in the publicity that the case received in recent days.
He says his view on the attack hasn't changed in the two year since, maintaining that "it shouldn't have happened, it was a barbaric act".
Discussion in the case has now turned on those ultimately responsible, or the so-called "paymasters" behind the violence towards the Mannok directors.
Quinn believes he is the person being referenced in this commentary, but dismisses the accusations.
Chief Superintendent for the Cavan-Monaghan division Alan McGovern thanked the public in Cavan for their assistance in getting the most recent prosecutions, and appealed for them to continue to come forward regarding other investigations, Sean Quinn says he's keen to see Gardai get to the bottom of all the cases.
