Olhausen placed in receivership; 160 jobs lost

One hundred and sixty jobs have been lost after a meat product company was put into receivership.

Olhausen placed in receivership; 160 jobs lost
Wed, 10 Oct, 2012 - 11:28

One hundred and sixty jobs have been lost after a meat product company was put into receivership.

Receivers were appointed to Olhausen this morning. The company has three branches in Dublin and Monaghan.

In a statement, BDO confirmed that Jim Hamilton and David O'Connor have been appointed joint receivers and managers at the company.

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