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Court orders winding-up of Monaghan hotel company

Summary

The High Court has ordered the winding-up of Nuremore Hotel Management Ltd, the company responsible for operating the Nuremore Hotel and country club in Carrickmacross, County Monaghan. Mr Justice Conor Dignam appointed insolvency practitioner Declan de Lacy as liquidator following a petition by the Revenue Commissioners. The company owes over €680,000 in unpaid PAYE, PRSI, and wage subsidy payments to the state. The hotel ceased operations in late 2022 and has since had its utilities disconnected. The court heard the company is insolvent and unable to satisfy the Revenue's demand. The winding-up petition was originally brought by a former employee but was subsequently taken over by Revenue after the worker was paid in full. Director Kai Dai was ordered to file statements of affairs. Related petitions against two further companies linked to the hotel are scheduled for hearing later in May.

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What: Report matter: Court orders winding-up of Monaghan hotel company. Procedural stage: hearing_or_decision

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• 2023-05-08 Publication

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