Computers stolen from bankrupt firm amid contract row

Computers have been stolen from a company which went bust amid a dispute over work carried out on a new £200m (€288m) power plant in Northern Ireland, it emerged today.

Computers have been stolen from a company which went bust amid a dispute over work carried out on a new £200m (€288m) power plant in Northern Ireland, it emerged today.

Five hard-drives and back-up files were taken during a break-in at Steamplant’s offices at Ballylumford Station near Larne, Co Antrim.

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