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Full coverage: Insolvency

Michael Corcoran’s social life: “We had to figure out how to do it differently”

One year after founding the social media consultancy Slice, the man previously known for putting Ryanair on the online map is confident he has finally found the business model he had been chasing for the past 15 years.

Thomas Hubert
31st Aug, 2026 - 14 min read

Unseated and insolvent: Inside Horse Sport Ireland’s financial crisis

HSI has applied for the appointment of an interim examiner to rescue the national governing body for showjumping and equestrian sports. An independent expert believes it can be saved if restructured. But how did it reach such a perilous state of affairs?

Tom Lyons
24th Aug, 2026 - 6 min read

Quanta Capital ups cadence in race to buy insolvent Raleigh owner Accell Group

The chief executive of Quanta Capital Mel Sutcliffe has confirmed he is interest in buying the distressed bikemaker. Sutcliffe has a long history in cycling.

Tom Lyons
11th Aug, 2026 - 2 min read

Follow the money: How Ruairi Kelleher’s €8m payday was shared out to five creditors

Ruairi Kelleher has settled with five creditors following the collapse of his ticket-sales business. After borrowing millions to flip sporting tickets, Kelleher faced several High Court actions and the appointment of a receiver. This is where the money went.

Tom Lyons
29th Jul, 2026 - 2 min read

At the edge of collapse: The race to save Ireland’s small businesses from failure

From music festivals to tech start-ups, the Small Company Administrative Rescue Process has become a powerful lifeline for struggling SMEs. Yet experts warn it is not a silver bullet but a race against time that rewards early intervention.

Niall Sargent
16th Jul, 2026 - 9 min read

HaloSOS set out to protect hotel staff. Now it fights for its own survival

The company behind wearable panic buttons for workers once set out to expand in the US. Now, after years of losses despite winning major hotel brands as customers, it seeks to save the business through Scarp.

Olivia Napier
14th Jul, 2026 - 2 min read

Former construction directors fear “irreparable” reputational damage from contractor lawsuit

Two former directors of collapsed marine engineering firm L&M Keating say a lawsuit could leave them professionally damaged and personally exposed to liabilities of over €20m.

Francesca Comyn
3rd Jul, 2026 - 5 min read

Ireland’s next mega-examinership: Inside Trinseo’s $2bn restructuring

Trinseo has factories worldwide and employs over 120 people in its Dublin office. A deal with creditors will wipe out all shareholders in its Irish-registered parent – but it must first go through the High Court.

Thomas Hubert
15th Jun, 2026 - 3 min read

Two Donegal-born builders are preparing to put some of their UK firms into administration

Founded in 1974 by the Byrne brothers Ardmore is one of the most successful contractors in Britain. It is under pressure because of the cost of fixing historic projects after new regulations came in post Grenfell.

Tom Lyons
12th Jun, 2026 - 2 min read

A “very improbable proposal”: Greg Kavanagh firms in battle with Revenue for over €2.2m

The High Court heard a phased payment to the tax authority was missed in error and has granted firms linked to the developer time to file an affidavit detailing a proposal to address the tax debts.

Francesca Comyn
8th Jun, 2026 - 2 min read
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