When DK Windows, a Dublin doors and windows company, collapsed with debts of over €2 million last Christmas, the focus zoomed in on why the company had accumulated over 200 unfulfilled orders on its books. For distressed customers, it was the most pressing issue — did company owner Darragh Kane not know his business was failing as he allegedly chased them for payments in the weeks before the landlord changed the locks on DK’s Westland Business Park premises due to rent arrears? Did he believe he would be able to complete the orders, worth around €1.2 million? After the company…

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