Bank opposes continuing protection to company

BANK of Ireland is opposing the continuation of court protection for a company involved in the door-to-door selling of credit of a wide range of goods to 26,000 people across the country.
Bank opposes continuing protection to company

Murray Nolan Ltd, with registered offices at Clonee, Co Meath, employs 55 people directly, while 65 self-employed commission-based sales agents handle door-to-door sales of goods, including clothing and homeware.

The company, whose directors are Michael Murray, Moynalvey Manor, Summerhill, Co Meath and Tom Nolan, Tankards Garden, Newbridge, Co Kildare, issues a catalogue twice yearly featuring products sourced from a variety of suppliers, but mostly from Littlewoods/Shop Direct.

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