Articles
3 September, 2026 / 3 September, 2026 by admin
Published by Damien Green, McCambridge Duffy Ireland, Manager From the ISI’s own figures, the applicant profile across every DRN, DSA and PIA between 2020 and the end of 2025: Almost four in five applicants are over 45. Nearly one in six is over 65. The Personal Insolvency Act was drafted in the aftermath of a […]
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2 September, 2026 / 2 September, 2026 by admin
Financial stress each month can wear you down. Opening the banking app becomes something you’d rather avoid. The mortgage or rent goes out, the household bills follow, and there’s not much left over. The credit cards get the minimum payment, and the balance keeps growing. Bills get juggled, life is expensive, and getting to the […]
18 August, 2026 / 18 August, 2026 by admin
If letters from your mortgage lender are piling up unopened, or if you’ve had a court letter about your home, you already know how this kind of stress works. It’s not the sort of thing you talk about easily. And once formal proceedings start, the pressure sharpens quickly.
17 August, 2026 / 17 August, 2026 by admin
If you’re researching bankruptcy in Ireland, you’re likely under real financial pressure. Maybe the phone won’t stop ringing. Maybe a court date is looming. Maybe you’ve been carrying the weight of it quietly for years and are realising that you can no longer manage on your own.
14 July, 2026 / 14 July, 2026 by admin
You’ve separated. The mortgage is in both names. The arrears keep climbing. And every time you try to move forward with the lender, you hit the same wall: they can’t restructure the loan without your ex, and your ex won’t engage. If that sounds familiar, you’re likely feeling stuck in a situation you didn’t create […]
13 April, 2026 / 13 April, 2026 by admin
For many directors facing financial difficulty, the assumption is that the road ends in one place. Liquidation. The business closes, debts are dealt with as best they can be, and that’s that. But for eligible small companies in Ireland, there is another path. It’s called SCARP, the Small Company Administrative Rescue Process, and it exists […]
3 March, 2026 / 3 March, 2026 by admin
Divorce can place enormous financial pressure on homeowners. When mortgage repayments become unmanageable, arrears can escalate quickly and the risk to your home becomes very real. In this anonymised case study, we explain how a Personal Insolvency Arrangement (PIA) helped our client significantly reduce their mortgage arrears and regain financial stability.
News & Events
19 February, 2026 / 19 February, 2026 by admin
The financial and regulatory landscape in Ireland is constantly evolving, and staying informed is essential for professionals navigating personal insolvency and corporate recovery.
3 February, 2026 / 4 February, 2026 by admin
Running a small business requires hard work and resilience, but many Irish business owners are currently facing increased financial pressure through no fault of their own. Rising operating and supplier costs, tax liabilities, higher wages, energy price increases and general economic uncertainty are putting additional strain on cashflow and margins. Even an otherwise healthy business […]
2 February, 2026 / 4 February, 2026 by admin
Financial problems aren’t always loud. For many homeowners, debt doesn’t show up as missed mortgage payments or creditor threats. Even if your mortgage and bills are being paid, hidden financial stress can build quietly. Many homeowners don’t realise they may already be at risk of insolvency until it’s too late. Recognising early warning signs is […]
