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Provisional liquidators appointed to Joe Walsh Tours
Updated / Wednesday, 28 Apr 2021
16:28
In 2020 the company recorded losses of €7.5m
The High Court has appointed provisional liquidators to a well-known tour operator that provided group tours to places of pilgrimage.
The company, Joe Walsh Pilgrimtours, had for many years brought mainly elderly groups or Irish Catholics to places on package tours to Lourdes in France, Fatima in Portugal, Rome and Medjugorje in Bosnia.
However, the High Court heard that its business was devastated due to the Covid19 pandemic. As a result, the company, which employs 30 people, has had to halt all its planned tours.
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Wed, Apr 28, 2021, 19:29
The High Court has appointed joint provisional liquidators to an Irish firm linked to the collapsed German Property Group, formerly Dolphin Capital.
Mr Justice Senan Allen was told on Wednesday that the application to appoint provisional liquidators to Dolphin MUT 116 Ltd was being moved for reasons including the High Court having last month granted a woman’s petition to wind up another Irish company in the group, MUT 103.
The German Property Group collapsed last year after taking more than €1 billion from investors in Ireland, Britain, Asia and elsewhere.