Full coverage: liquidation

Wealthy Ohio chicken farmers Mary and James Wenning say they invested funds with Jeff Leo and trusted him when he told them to transfer their share interests. Now they claim he usurped their voting rights, leaving them millions out of pocket.

The liquidator of Altada has told the AI start-up's creditors of 10 issues of concern but its founders say “they acted honestly and responsibly at all times.”

Long-suffering fashion brand New Look is to close in Ireland. The removal of financial support from its UK parent was the final blow in a long story of decline.

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.

Two months after the French-style bistro went bust, Revenue has moved against another group entity over debt. The company Taurus Management Consultancy Ltd used to operate The Grand Social before the venue was sold.

Companies in the investment group have been falling like dominoes as a garda investigation into alleged criminality at the business continues.

Liquidators assigned to several companies controlled by Colm Wu, a hospitality operator who ran venues including gastropub Mulligan & Haines, have alleged there were transactions made at some of those businesses that amounted to fraud.

The special purpose vehicle, controlled by property developers Brian and Anthony Durkan, borrowed heavily from Irish Nationwide for a €750m development in Celbridge which stalled over zoning changes. It has now sold off its last Co Kildare asset and is winding up.

City Quarter Capital II, an investment company within the BlackBee group, failed to file accounts since 2018 and was described by a High Court judge as “manifestly insolvent” in a ruling on Friday.

The row centres on money allegedly due to creditors from two multi-million euro payouts to Siac in Polish litigation after a major roads project went wrong and derailed the business, now in liquidation.