Some things change. Some things stay the same. Ten years ago, I asked four of the country’s most prominent insolvency practitioners to a lunch in a city centre restaurant. Ireland was in the teeth of the financial crash, and the four men around the table that day were working through the wreckage – liquidating the firms that could not be saved and restructuring the ones that could. I was working for The Sunday Business Post at the time, and the idea for the piece was a roundtable discussion about the outlook for the Irish economy, the impact of the crash…

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