Ann O'LoughlinBallyseedy Restaurant Ltd, whose chief executive Nathan McDonnell faces charges over Ireland’s largest ever seizure of crystal meth earlier this year, has been wound up by the High Court. Ms Justice Miriam O’Regan made the order winding up the company with a registered address in Tralee, Co Kerry, after hearing a petition on behalf of Revenue before the High Court. Counsel for Revenue told the court that the company was incorporated in 2012 and had registered offices at Ballyseedy Home & Garden, Caherbreagh, Tralee, Co Kerr. Nathan McDonnell and Bernadette Falvey, who the court heard were directors of the company, were also ordered to each file a statement of affairs. In the wake of his arrest, Ballyseedy Restaurant Ltd wrote to suppliers saying it was “unable” to pay any outstanding bills.

Source: The Herald November 04, 2024 15:20 UTC