The High Court has approved a €75 million rescue package for a flailing construction firm, McEnaney Construction.
The Louth company, which spearheaded the €200m M1 Euro Park, came out of examinership yesterday after the High Court gave the go ahead for John McCann to take a 75% stake in the business.
Seamus McEnaney, the founder of the construction firm, will retain a 25% stake in his business.
McEnaney experienced difficulties selling residential and commercial units as the slowdown in the construction industry took hold late last year.
Mr McCann is co-founder of Castleway Developments, which is involved in property development and investments in Ireland, Britain and the US.
It has an investment portfolio of around €400m and €250m worth of building projects already completed or under development.
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