Hope springs for troubled Kerry bottled-water firm

Several parties are interested in acquiring the troubled bottled mineral water company Kerry Spring Water, the High Court was told yesterday.

Tue, 08 Sep, 2015 - 01:00

Aodhan O'Faolain and Ray Managh

In July, the High Court appointed insolvency practitioner Myles Kirby as provisional liquidator of Sliabh Bhreandain Teoranta, trading as Kerry Spring.

The company runs its manufacturing facility at Ballyferriter, Dingle, Co Kerry.

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Courts Kerry Spring Water Place: Ballyferriter Place: Dingle Person: Myles Kirby Person: Michael White Person: Kirby Person: Solicitor Person: Gavin Simons Person: Simons Organisation: Kerry Organisation: Kerry Spring Water Organisation: High Court Organisation: Sliabh Bhreandain Teoranta Organisation: Kerry Spring Organisation: Amoss Solicitors Organisation: Dunnes Stores

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