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Can I Still Be A Company Director When Bankrupt in Ireland?
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29th o July, 2008
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No, under the Companies Acts it is an offence for a bankrupt to act in various capacities in relation to a company. These include director, auditor, manager, liquidator or receiver of a company.


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