The legal action marks the latest in a series of events that has charted deteriorating relations between Leinster Open Sea and its erstwhile governing body.
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.
The fast-growing Irish legal firm works with blue-chip multinationals. It has now been bought by an American augmented intelligence platform that recently raised $105m.
Former Rippling employee Keith O'Brien went to court today to stop an alleged “campaign of surveillance, harassment and intimidation”.
Days after its main lender installed receivers over the whiskey maker, two minority shareholders have petitioned the High Court for court protection from creditors in an effort to restructure the business.
Goldman Sachs has acquired AAB, the owner of Ormsby & Rhodes, one of Ireland's oldest accountancy firms. The move will support its Irish growth plans.
The two tech giants have filed applications with ComReg in recent weeks to set up ground stations for their satellite broadband businesses in Cork and Mayo.
Kerga, a joint-venture between BiaVest and Development Capital, has bought a German business after previously acquiring Nomadic Dairy. Münsterland is a 100-year-old business best known for co-manufacturing Jimmy’s Iced Coffee.
Helping Hands Adoption Mediation Agency is reliant on financial support from the Adoption Authority to continue as a going concern. The authority has now flagged “lack of certainty” of future funding as a major risk.
Award-winning chef Dylan McGrath thanks staff, customers and suppliers for their support and says it is “business as usual” while restructuring takes place.
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