Manguard Plus Ltd, one of Ireland’s largest security companies, returned to profit in its financial year to the end of June 2025 after addressing “significant challenges,” including a multimillion-euro issue with the Revenue Commissioners in its previous financial year. Manguard is owned by security industry veteran Sean Hall and his son Darren. A note to Manguard’s accounts to June 2025, which were seen by The Currency, states: “Having addressed the significant challenges set out in the June 2024 financial statements, the company is in a materially stronger position. “On a comparable 12-month basis, turnover grew from approximately €40.9 million to…

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