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Full coverage: liquidation

EuroGiant employs 644 people – it has gone into liquidation

EuroGiant has 77 stores nationwide. Its liquidators plan a review of the business, which could lead to their sale or closure.

Tom Lyons
4th Feb, 2026 - 2 min read

From €21bn to closure: The final chapter of IBRC’s loan portfolio

IBRC's liquidators started with tens of thousands of loans with a face value of €21bn secured on assets around the world. Now, years of legal wrangling, international property sales, and headline-making borrowers have led to the final sale – and the end of an era in Irish banking.

Tom Lyons
19th Dec, 2025 - 3 min read

Skelligs Chocolate moves to strike out creditor wind-up petition

The chocolate company claims the landlord-appointed receiver is acting beyond his powers in attempting to liquidate the business, which has 22 full-time employees and three seasonal workers in the run up to Christmas.

Francesca Comyn
24th Nov, 2025 - 2 min read

“He has no obligation to answer any questions”

The meeting to liquidate the company behind a Meath housing estate proved as contentious as the project has been controversial.

Alice Chambers
18th Nov, 2025 - 9 min read

Revenue moves against DK Windows in new legal strike

Doors and windows company, DK Windows, caused a stir when it collapsed last December with over 200 customer orders on its books.

Francesca Comyn
24th Sep, 2025 - 2 min read

Freezing orders vacated against builder Paddy Byrne of Victoria Homes

The liquidator of Victoria Homes has reached agreement with Paddy Byrne over the proceeds from a luxury Kildare property sale.

Francesca Comyn
15th Aug, 2025 - 2 min read

Killarney Brewing and Distilling formally sinks into liquidation

The Revenue Commissioners has failed to secure its preferred nominee as liquidator of the Kerry-based drinks company, which collapsed last week with debts of over €4m and the loss of 50 jobs.

Francesca Comyn
21st Jul, 2025 - 2 min read

Reckless trading claims made against the directors of The Green Hen

The restaurant collapsed the week before Christmas with large tax debts. Soon after the rest of Frank Gleeson's entertainment group toppled. Now he is fighting disqualification proceedings for alleged reckless trading.

Francesca Comyn
14th Jul, 2025 - 3 min read

The Butler brothers are going to be restricted as directors. What happened?

Ciaran and Colum Butler are to be restricted from company directorships following a High Court ruling over a failed Starbucks lease in Dublin 2. What happened, and what did the judge say about some of Ireland’s top insolvency experts?

Tom Lyons
26th Jun, 2025 - 8 min read

From growth to gridlock: The dispute that pushed Polo Stores into liquidation

What began as a thriving business between two Ukrainian immigrants ended in liquidation, litigation, and accusations of financial misconduct.

Ian Kehoe
26th Jun, 2025 - 6 min read
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