The engineering firm has gone into liquidation. It shrunk from 45 staff in 2023 to just 10 last year and hoped for big contracts and outside investment to save the business. They didn't come through.
Two creditors of two formerly Kremlin-controlled leasing firms want to be in a position to trade loan notes if sanctions are lifted against GTLK debt. They have sought approval over their role as members of the company’s committee of inspection.
The Cavan insulation company reported €8.6bn in annual revenues and has lined up plans to seize a bigger share of the US market, even with the “noisy environment” created by US President Donald Trump.
The new owners of the west London-based club speak to The Currency about taking over an iconic brand, building sustainable foundations, and its route back from financial ruin to elite-level rugby.
The company was granted a licence this week in Malta under the new EU crypto rules. At the same time, it is shutting down one of its Irish entities. It maintains some operations in Dublin.
Castlehaven Finance has appointed receivers over 198 apartments in a nearly-completed complex in north Dublin. It is the latest in a string of receiverships and insolvencies connected to developer Bernard McNamara.
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.
Five years ago, New Look tried unsuccessfully to put its business in Ireland into examinership. Now its parent in the UK is putting its Irish division into liquidation.
Ubotica’s tech is used in satellites to gather and process imagery using AI. The Irish company is pitching its products for better maritime surveillance and a growing space economy.
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