Queensland Irish Association Friendly Society Ltd (In Liquidation) Progress Report to Members
At the adjourned second meeting of creditors held on 11 May 2015, creditors resolved that the Company be wound up and I was appointed the Liquidator.
My role as Liquidator is to realise the asset of the Company and distribute the funds firstly to the National Australia Bank Limited as the first ranking secured creditor and then to pay a dividend to the unsecured creditors. I expect to be in a position, following realisation of the real property, to pay unsecured creditors in full.
I have appointed Knight Frank as agents to market the property with an Expression of Interest campaign expected to last eight (8) weeks.…
Visit of the President of Ireland to Queensland
On Monday 16th of October 2017, the Embassy of Ireland hosted a reception at the Stamford Hotel in Brisbane for the President of Ireland, Michael D Higgins and his wife Sabina Higgins.…
To the Members
Please see notice of a meeting from the Liquidator.
Where: Wests Rugby Club – Memorial Park Sylvan Rd, Toowong
Date: 25 July 2017
When: Arrive 5:30pm for sign-in ahead of a 6:00pm start
Purpose: To appoint an Interim Board and finalise the winding up of the QIA
Invited: All who were valid Members of the QIA on 29 January 2015
RSVP: Required by email (See Notice)
To Bring: Photo ID for sign-in
Queensland Irish Association…
Dear Former Members and Friends of the Queensland Irish Association,
Further to our update to you on 14 October 2015, we confirm that, as reported in the local newspapers, Tara House has been sold to an investor.…
As you are aware, the Queensland Irish Association Friendly Society Ltd (the QIA) was placed into liquidation on 11 May 2015 and David Clout of David Clout and Associates was appointed as the liquidator.…
At the adjourned second meeting of creditors held on 11 May 2015, creditors resolved that the Company be wound up and I was appointed the Liquidator.
My role as Liquidator is to realise the asset of the Company and distribute the funds firstly to the National Australia Bank Limited as the first ranking secured creditor and then to pay a dividend to the unsecured creditors.…
