IGB puts direct debit repayment plan in place for Enniscorthy track

Wexford’s indebted greyhound track has revealed that it has had to negotiate direct debit repayment plans to allow it stay in business.

The track has been struggling financially for a number of years and its latest accounts have revealed its net liabilities now stand at €96,400.

The auditors of the privately owned track said there was uncertainty about its ability to trade as a going concern and it requires the support of its bankers and the Irish Greyhound Board to keep trading.