(Pic: RollingNews.ie) Business-services firm PwC says that insolvencies in Ireland in the first three months of this year were broadly consistent with average figures over the past three years. Its figures show that there were 212 business failures in the first quarter (Q1) – in line with the quarterly average of 205 recorded since 2023.…
PwC’s latest Insolvency Barometer for quarter 1 (Q1) 2026, analysing insolvencies for the Republic of Ireland, published today, reveals insolvency levels to be remarkably steady. PwC’s latest Insolvency Barometer shows that there were 212 insolvencies recorded in the first quarter of this year. This is broadly in line with the recent quarterly average of approximately 205…
A disqualified director who continued to run two companies for more than five years while he was banned has been sentenced. Bharat Jogia was disqualified as a company director for 13 years in 2014 after not disputing that he caused Jogia Jewellers (UK) Limited to wrongfully claim more than £2 million from HM Revenue and…
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