Corrs’ firm turns a profit despite lack of albums

The company behind one of the country’s most successful bands, The Corrs, continues to make profits — in spite of the band not having any top selling albums in the past five years.

Corrs’ firm turns a profit despite lack of albums

The four-member band have sold 40m albums worldwide, but have not recorded a studio album since 2005 with individual members pursuing solo careers and other projects.

However, new accounts filed by Corrs’ firm Coppice Ltd with the Companies Office show that the firm reduced its accumulated losses by €50,468 from €199,455 to €148,972 in the 12 months to the end of Feb 28 last year.

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