The Skellig Chocolate company has been rescued from examinership after an investment of €350,000 by an Isle of Man company, Vermilion Ltd. This company is connected to the McKillen family, and the move will allow the business to exit the examinership process it entered last March. In an affidavit opened today, examiner Joe Walsh, an accountant with JW Accountants, said that this new investment had “the support from the requisite number and value of creditors,” which was needed for it to be approved. The move secured 25 jobs in the business, which is owned by a company called Seaclaidi Na…

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