Examiners for a well-known pub in Dublin have expressed “serious concerns” over thousands of euros of payments that have been made to individuals unrelated to the company since the beginning of its period of court protection in November. An interim examiners’ report found payments totalling €3,669.01 to six individuals not related to Mulligan & Haines Hospitality Ltd, the company behind the Lock Keeper gastropub in Ashtown, based on an examination of the company’s trade on December 13, 2023. The information emerged as a part of the confirmation of accountants Joe Walsh and John Healy as full examiners of the company,…

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