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Bid to wind-up Limerick FC is struck out
Summary
The Revenue Commissioners' application to wind up Munster Football Club Ltd, trading as Limerick FC, was struck out by the High Court. The collector general had petitioned for the club's liquidation over unpaid taxes, including PAYE and PRSI, but the amount was not disclosed. The court heard that the matter had been resolved and no club representation was made. Limerick FC, a former League of Ireland champion, had recently been relegated to the 1st Division after a play‑off loss to Finn Harps.
Who, what, where, when and why
What: Report matter: Bid to wind-up Limerick FC is struck out. Procedural stage: hearing_or_decision
When:
- 2018-11-12 Publication
Places mentioned
Secondary Mention
Court Venue
- High Court
Address Area
- Business Park
- Kilmallock Road
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