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Full coverage: examinership

Interim examiner appointed to East Coast Bakehouse

Co-founded by entrepreneurs Michael Carey and Alison Cowzer, East Coast Bakehouse employs 78 people in Drogheda. An interim examiner has been appointed to help save the business.

A. Chambers and T. Lyons
14th Jan, 2026 - 2 min read

Bids for foodtech firm Senoptica down to two groups

Fortress Technology and Boole Nominees are supporting one bid for Senoptica while management back another. The examiner of the foodtech firm urges “a constructive and co-operative approach”.

Tom Lyons
2nd Jan, 2026 - 3 min read

Four parties have expressed interest in investing in foodtech firm Senoptica

Examiner Declan de Lacy said he was optimistic about the prospects of Senoptica exiting examinership after four parties expressed an interested in investing in the company.

Tom Lyons
8th Dec, 2025 - 2 min read

Third-time lucky: CityJet survival plan succeeds against “disgruntled” shareholder

In a hotly contested court hearing, the rescue package for the Irish airline was described as a "hostile takeover" by existing shareholder SARA. Its interests will now be wiped out in favour of Danish aviation investor Lars Thuesen.

Francesca Comyn
8th Oct, 2025 - 4 min read

Potential revamp part of €300k salvage plan for Captain Americas

The restaurant upstairs on Grafton Street has fed generations of Dubliners since 1971. It is hoped the rescue plan will give the venue a new lease of life.

Francesca Comyn
25th Sep, 2025 - 2 min read

“Belief in the business didn’t falter”: How HealthBeacon is charting its second act

The company was once valued near €100m but was bought out of examinership for €6.9m. Co-founder Kieran Daly and Rob George of new owner Hamilton Beach explain what’s next.

Jonathan Keane
26th Aug, 2025 - 7 min read

Loans, property, new shareholders and a new board: How 400 jobs were saved in a Westport contractor

In May accountant Joe Walsh was tasked, as examiner, with rescuing 25-year-old Instrotec. On Thursday his rescue plan was approved by the High Court. What does it say?

Tom Lyons
8th Aug, 2025 - 4 min read

Cheyne Capital backs Workman’s Club survival with €12.5m package

The examiner's survival plan imposes a €60m haircut on creditors of the former Press Up company but secures jobs at some of Dublin's best-known bars and venues.

Francesca Comyn
1st Aug, 2025 - 2 min read

Six investors circle Dylan McGrath’s Fade Street Social

Trade returns are positive but lower than projected at the well-known bar and restaurant that entered examinership in June over Revenue debts of over €1.7m.

Francesca Comyn
29th Jul, 2025 - 3 min read

Captain Americas has hosted generations of Dubliners. Now it is entering examinership

Founded in 1971, the company which operates Captain Americas on Grafton Street has had an interim examiner appointed. Over the decades, it hosted U2 and Chris de Burgh.

Tom Lyons
1st Jul, 2025 - 2 min read
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