The court has adjourned the examinership hearing until Friday.
Today had been set for the hearing after an interim examiner was appointed last month.
A lawyer for Bank of Ireland, KBC and Anglo Irish Bank said they would be opposing the appointment of an examiner.
The three banks are owed €114.5m.
Lawyers for Ulster Bank, Bank of Scotland Ireland and the Revenue Commissioners told the court they were adopting a neutral position on the examinership application.
Last month parent company McInerney Holdings applied to the High Court for the appointment of an interim examiner to McInerney Homes while it negotiates a restructuring of debts and new investment for the group.
The group has debts of €200m.
