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Friday 4 December 2020
Experts believe the process could provide a lifeline for troubled businesses in the post-pandemic period.
Her death was confined by attorney Joseph Murtha.
The SSE Airtricity League club is on the verge of extinction after a court hearing in Ennis today.
The procedure is the route less travelled despite its success rate, experts say.
The company is clearly insolvent and unable to pay its debts as they fall due, the judge said.
The company in question is Shaw Academy Ltd.
A number of subcontractors have complained that they have not been paid for their work on the State-funded projects.
Co Kildare based MDY Construction Ltd is currently involved in six projects.
As the end of the term approaches, Loreto’s board of management and principal are getting increasingly worried.
The High Court heard that Deutsche Bank is owed over €690 million by the group of companies.
The insolvency process was to help smaller firms struggling under unsustainable debts.
The insolvency process was to help smaller firms struggling under unsustainable debts.
Barrister Rossa Fanning, counsel for Henciti, said his client would be opposing JJ Red Holding’s bid to enter examinership.
All you need to know about what happens when an examiner is appointed by the courts.
The appointment of an examiner to Druids Glen has been opposed.
Druids Glen says despite the court proceedings it will be a case of “business as usual” at the course.
The company lost €6.7 million last year.
The move follows the approval of the examiner’s scheme in court today.
The company has emerged from its examinership period.
Well, not as much trouble as it was in anyway. Things are looking up for the Sunday Business Post.
The family are considering asking the court to appoint an examiner to the business.
Celbridge Playzone is the first Irish company to exit examinership through the Circuit Court.
The Health Committee will meet with representatives from the National Infertility Support and Information Group, but what else is happening in Leinster House today?
Six firms, including Elvery’s, saved employees by using the examinership process last quarter.
That’s one of the subjects up for debate in Leinster House today.
The Hughes Blake SME Examinership Index showed that seven of the eight firms were SMEs.
A rival UK group could buy the chain, and move existing jobs to ‘large format’ stores.
Stephen Donnelly wants to amend the Companies Act to facilitate an easier examinership process.
The Blanchardstown and Belfast stores will shut but 68 out of 80 at risk roles will remain.
Following the fashion chain entering receivership, stores in Blanchardstown, Dundrum, Grafton Street and Sligo are still trading.
Analysts say that the falling number of insolvencies and increase in business creation is a positive sign for the economy.
SIAC Construction said it had experienced uncertainty over payment for works done on projects in Ireland.
Carl Scarpa operates 17 stores across the island of Ireland.
Several charity organisations claims that Event Elephant owes them money as interim examiner is appointed.
Retail Excellence said earlier today that a number of other retail operators will follow suit in the coming weeks.
Former Daily Star chief executive and capital firm Key Capital plan to invest €1.2 million in the ailing newspaper.
5 minutes, 5 stories, 5 o’clock…
Around 640 jobs have been saved as the home improvement retailer’s eight stores across the country remain open but one store has closed with nearly 50 jobs lost.
The company also announced plans to expand by opening up to six new stores in next 18 months.
The store currently employs 45 people and will remain open subject to a successful outcome to examinership.
RESTAURANTS AND GASTROPUBS are allowed to reopen across the country from today.
Ireland entered Level 3 restrictions earlier this week after spending six weeks at Level 5.
Non-essential shops and services have reopened, cultural institutions like cinemas and museums are back open and from today, you can once again dine in a restaurant.
So, today we want to know: Do you plan on going to a restaurant/gastropub this weekend?
Poll Results:
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