A creditors’ meeting has been called for this Friday for International College of Technology (Icot), one of Ireland’s larger English language schools with operations in Dublin and Cork. The move impacts hundreds of foreign students who have paid to attend courses in the 17-year-old college as well as 100 staff employed by the college in four different locations. The business owes at least €2 million to its creditors which include landlords, various alternative lenders, the Revenue Commissioners, AIB as well as its staff and former students.  At its peak, Icot had centres at Westmoreland Street, Mount Street Upper in Dublin…

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