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 I created a parser:

ParserFactory.CreateParser(SupportedLanguage.CSharp, new StringReader(content))

 "content" is a valid C# file and includes the following code:

public Activity Activity {
    get {
        if(activity.IsNew) {
            this.activity = Activity.GetInstance(this.ActivityId);
        }
        return this.activity as Activity;
    }
}
    
IActivity IEventActivity.Activity {
    get {
        return this.Activity;
    }
}

 The bug is that both Activity and IEventActivity.Activity are created as Children of the same INode -- PropertyDeclaration objects with the Name set to "Activity", thus losing the explicit interface "IEventActivity" from the second property.  Not to mention that the resulting code now has 2 Activity properties, preventing it from being able to compile.

I replicated this problem with both ICSharpCode.NRefactory.dll version 3.0.0.2871 and 3.0.0.2970

NRefactory is not a compiler, what exactly do you mean with "preventing it from being able to compile"?

The explicit interface implementation should be stored in PropertyDeclaration.InterfaceImplementations. 

Sorry, I left out a bit of detail.  I'm rebuilding the C# code from the parser.  The resulting duplicate values create a compile issue, but that's more my problem than the parser's :)  The real trouble is the duplicate Name values created by the parser instead of two, distinct Name values.

I just checked that PropertyDeclaration.InterfaceImplementations value.  Indeed, that is where it is stored.  Nuts, and here I was thinking I was helping out by reporting a bug, but instead I just made more work for you.  Sorry!