Published: Wednesday, 14th April, 2010 5:00pm

'We will come up with a plan'

Sean Quinn is in determined mood.

• Derrylin was cash rich and administration was not necessary

• We will come up with a plan and we have more than one plan in mind... which will safeguard all the jobs in the area and get us back into motion.

It might take a wee while to achieve that

• We are working for a long-term objective, so we can get the company back into full ownership of the Quinn Group and the Quinn family

• If we don't resume trading in the UK by next week, there will have to be lay-offs

• I'm not saying we want it to go in to full administration, but at the end of the day it is a scenario we will deal with if it materialises

• We feel that we have got a fairly hard time but maybe we brought some of it on ourselves

• We got so much support over the last 30 years, to lose [the jobs] would be an absolute disaster and I'm going to make sure that's not going to happen

• I thought that Anglo was a good bank and I thought they had a good future and I was wrong

• There has been innuendo suggesting there is something wrong here or something that has not been known. There is nothing there. It was dealt with in September/October 2008, when I was forced to resign as chairman