The company behind Flanagan's Restaurant and Bar on O'Connell Street and Dublin construction firm JV Ledwith are the newest entrants into the scheme that aims to help small businesses avoid collapse.
It is the latest in a string of receiverships and insolvencies to hit McNamara companies this year.
Loughrea’s 360° Underwriting, which focuses on construction insurance, will be absorbed into Ryan Specialty as a “natural entry point” to the Irish market.
The Irish insulation giant was not included in a tranche of High Court cases brought forward by the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea that aim to recoup public funds from companies involved in the tower's refurbishment.
By shifting away from private apartment construction in favour of state partnerships, the housing developer reported enviable profits for 2024.
Property investment firm Urbeo wanted Linbiz Ltd wound up over a six-figure penalty debt for missed completion targets on a major apartment complex in Santry. It is the latest in a string of receiverships and insolvencies to hit McNamara companies this year.
The Breedon Group is a £1.5 billion business that bought the Lagan Group seven years ago. Now a former operations director is suing the business.
Stranwil Limited recently built a 196-apartment complex and sold it to the LDA for €67.8 million. Yet, it still went into liquidation in January alongside two other vehicles, with combined multi-million-euro debt.
The case taken by an Urbeo company comes fresh on the heels of the appointment of a liquidator to three McNamara property vehicles.
Keegan Quarries Ltd has strongly denied all allegations. Mr Justice Max Barrett has ruled however that the developer of a prime office building in Dublin 2 can amend its claim against its former concrete supplier.
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