The Revenue Commissioners has failed to have its nominee appointed as liquidator over the Killarney Brewing and Distilling company (KBD). The business, which announced to staff last week it would cease production at its two plants with the loss of 50 jobs, was formally wound up by Justice Michael Quinn in the High Court on Monday. The Kerry company’s collapse, with accumulated losses of circa €4.15 million, followed a failed rescue attempt that began in April with the appointment of James Anderson of Deloitte as interim examiner. Anderson held meetings with members and creditors of the business, but could not…

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