Shels face second winding-up order

Shelbourne are facing their second winding-up order of the season after the Revenue Commissioners called in the Courts to deal with unpaid taxes.

Mon, 14 Aug, 2006 - 10:17

Shelbourne are facing their second winding-up order of the season after the Revenue Commissioners called in the Courts to deal with unpaid taxes.

Shels were in court last April to pay off overdue taxes worth €300,000 and have been issued with another winding-up order over further overdue taxes by the Revenue Commissioners.

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