Rose of Tralee shareholder relationship 'irretrievably' broken down, court told

A solicitor for US-based shareholder Richard Henggeler said his side has 'very serious concerns' about the manner in which the company has been run in recent years

File Picture: Host Daithí Ó Sé on stage with the 2019 contestants in the Rose of Tralee.  Picture: Eye Focus LTD

The business relationship between shareholders in the company behind the Rose of Tralee Festival has “irretrievably” broken down, the High Court has heard.

US-based shareholder Richard Henggeler has brought a claim alleging shareholder oppression against Kerry Rose Festival Limited, its chief executive Anthony O’Gara and John McCarthy, who is a director.