Tracworx, the Limerick start-up backed by some heavyweights in Irish tech, has called a creditors’ meeting to appoint liquidators to the company. A notice for Pinpoint Innovations Limited, the company behind the tech start-up, was issued today, stating that a creditors’ meeting will be held on February 6. It is proposed that Brendan O’Reilly and Mark Degnan of Interpath Advisory be appointed as joint liquidators. Tracworx was founded in 2016 by Chris Kelly, Fionn Barron and Eoin O’Brien, who met while studying at the University of Limerick. They developed tech for hospitals to track patient movements before pivoting to supply…

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