The Four Courts. The High Court has formally wound up Ireland’s only vinyl records manufacturer with the loss of more than 20 jobs. Photograph: Bryan O’Brien/The Irish TimesThe High Court has formally wound up Ireland’s only vinyl records manufacturer with the loss of more than 20 jobs.
Last month, when the liquidators were appointed on a provisional basis, the court heard it was hoped that their appointments might allow the firm to complete outstanding orders worth €500,000.Not switching mortgages can cost you: Cautious Irish homeowners have lost out on thousands in savingsKen Early: Erling Haaland isn’t a beautiful footballer but he has the most important skill
Previously the court heard the company, which had 22 full-times employees and four full-time contract workers. It was founded in 2016 and had contracts for major record companies and artists, including Taylor Swift.