“Absolutely appalling”. That is how one teacher at the International College of Technology (Icot) described their former employer after a liquidator was formally appointed to the business. Jaye McCarthy of McCarthy Walsh accountants was appointed liquidator on Friday to oversee the winding up of the language school business and its bases in Dublin and Cork. As reported earlier in the week, Icot moved to wind up its business after losing its licence to operate as a language school. It launched legal proceedings against authorities to regain its approval but abandoned that action in recent weeks. According to a statement of…

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