Recent Top 10 Judgments - Irish Company Info

Below is a list of Commercial Judgments Loaded in the last 14 days.

By Business Barometer.

Issue 729 (Week Ending 02/04/2026)

	Company Name	Amount	Date	Industry
1.	Moc Innovations Limited	152486	20/03/2026	Other
2.	Rondar Commercial Services Limited	81281	23/03/2026	Health
3.	Icm Company Management And Secretarial Services Limited	67508	23/03/2026	Other
4.	Pristine Star Limited	61011	27/03/2026	Other
5.	Doyson Construction Limited	54727	16/03/2026	Construction
6.	Jod Food Products Limited	50793	10/03/2026	Other
7.	Troy It Consultancy Limited	49820	19/03/2026	Other
8.	San Leon Energy Plc	42623	25/03/2026	Legal and Other Business Activities
9.	Bunowen Bakery Limited	35799	16/03/2026	Other
10.	Keelan Reddy Construction Limited	31274	27/03/2026	Other
For the total value of €0.63M

Company statistics:

Other = 0.7 Construction = 0.1 Health = 0.1 Legal and Other Business Activities = 0.1

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