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🇮🇪Irish companies in liquidation or examinership
Companies whose status in the Irish company register is liquidation or examinership, from the official register. The register uses one status for a solvent members' voluntary winding-up and for an insolvent liquidation, so each page states the status it records and its date. Updated weekly.
Ireland publishes its entire company register as open data under CC BY 4.0. The register's own vocabulary uses a single status, "Liquidation," for a solvent members' voluntary winding-up as well as for a creditors' or court liquidation, and does not say which applies — so this page states the register status and its date, not a claim about solvency.
Irish companies with a register status on file: 5,201 · most recent: 2026-10-09 · added in the last 30 days: 76.
Which industries have the most register statuses in Ireland?
The industries with the most liquidation or examinership statuses in our Irish corpus. Classified from the CRO's own NACE activity code.
Recent Irish register changes
- ELITE GASTROBARS LIMITED2026-05-21
- SLIOTAR SPORTS LIMITED2026-03-11
Irish company register statuses — questions
- Where does this Irish data come from?
- Directly from CRO open data (CC BY 4.0), published under CC BY 4.0. We publish nothing that is not already public there, and the source is credited on every Irish company page.
- How many Irish companies does Emptera cover?
- 5,201 companies with a liquidation or examinership status on file; covering 2023-01-03 to 2026-10-09; 76 added in the last 30 days.
- Does "Liquidation" mean the company is insolvent?
- Not necessarily. The Irish company register uses the single status "Liquidation" for a solvent members' voluntary winding-up — where the directors have sworn the company can pay its debts in full — as well as for a creditors' or court liquidation, and publishes no field that tells them apart. Each company page states the register status and its date, nothing more. Examinership is different: a court may only appoint an examiner where the company cannot pay its debts, so that status does mean distress.
- How often is this updated?
- Daily. Emptera re-reads the Irish register on a schedule, so a status change appears the day it is recorded.
- Does Emptera publish personal data about Irish business owners?
- No. Sole traders and other natural persons are filtered out before anything is published — we index companies, not people. Company data (legal name, registration number, registered office) is legal-entity information and outside the scope of the GDPR under Recital 14.
Official CRO register data only, company-level, hosted in the EU — and cross-border matching against the rest of Europe from day one.