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A "High Court Petition" or "Petition for Winding Up" was recently published in the national newspapers, by the companies below.

By Business Barometer.

Issue 729 (Week Ending 02/04/2026)

Company Number	Company Name	Partial Address
2nd of April, 2026
299063	Owers Electrical Limited	Cork
31st of March, 2026
678738	Ilaugh Limited	Kilkenny

There are 2 companies in the above list.

A "Court Order Liquidation" or "High Court Appointment" was recently published in the national newspapers, by the companies below.

Company Number	Company Name	Partial Address
31st of March, 2026
513127	Hughes Agriculture & Farming Limited	Kilkenny
606106	Data Chemist Limited	Dublin 2
27th of March, 2026
37813	Cummins Sports Limited	Cork
486719	O'Meara Aspect Design Limited	Dublin
562769	Veracity Maintaining Partnerships Limited	Dublin
695820	O'Meara Aspect Holdings Limited	Dublin
788430	Sliotar Sports Limited	Cork

There are 7 companies in the above list.

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