Meeting of Creditors to Appoint Liquidator
Notices were published in the national newspapers by the companies below.
By Business Barometer.
Issue 719 (Week Ending 16/02/2026)
| Company Number | Company Name | Partial Address |
|---|---|---|
14th of February, 2026 |
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| 294728 | Pencross Construction Limited | Kildare |
| 364176 | Phideas Limited | Dublin |
| 612162 | Theratechnologies Europe Limited | Dublin |
| 727459 | The Devil's Cut Limited | Dublin |
13th of February, 2026 |
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| 489461 | Turvan Limited | Westmeath |
| 613723 | Ogunmodede Medicine Professional Corporation Limited | Dublin |
| 637563 | Mapall Technologies Limited | Dublin 2 |
| 667312 | Power Gaming Limited | Meath |
11th of February, 2026 |
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| 496096 | Kiosked Information Systems Limited | Dublin |
| 580146 | Arbeten Limited | Dublin |
| 610359 | Green Finger Interiors Limited | Dublin 12 |
| 612237 | Pearlvale Limited | Dublin |
10th of February, 2026 |
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| 436435 | Green Saffron Spices Limited | Dublin |
| 524538 | Green Saffron Food For You Limited | Dublin |
| 716219 | Money Af Limited | Dublin 2 |
There are 15 companies in the above list.
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