Vampire yarn boosts coffers at film director’s firm

A blockbuster movie following the many lives of a mother-and-daughter vampire duo last year contributed to the cash pile at director Neil Jordan’s firm topping €2.5m.

Vampire yarn boosts coffers at film director’s firm

Jordan’s Byzantium, released in May of last year, starred Saoirse Ronan and Gemma Arterton.

Latest figures lodged with the Companies’ Office show the cash pile at Jordan’s firm, Sunwind Enterprises Ltd, increased from €2.39m to €2.58m in the 12 months to the end of December 2013. Accumulated profits at the firm rose marginally from €1.879m to €1.889m.

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