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Cromleach Lodge - CLOSED

Preset No.3

More bad news for couples planning weddings.

http://www.joe.ie/news/numerous-weddings-in-jeopardy-as-leading-wedding-venue-in-sligo-closes-with-immediate-effect/534410

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Bulter503

Hi,

Just wondering if there were any successful insurance claims on this?
I was checking their status on solo check (https://www.solocheck.ie/Irish-Company/Funshinagh-Limited-541701) and they have been changed to 'Strike Off Listed'. hope the insurance claim might move ahead over the next while.

Cheers

stampydmonkey

You need an account but the information should be available on search4less.ie or the cro.ie

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westernlass wrote: »

I was trying to find that out myself but no luck. I have no idea where the info would be recorded publicly though as I don't know the procedure. I know the second statement that was on Joe.ie said there may not be one

If it's any help, their accountants are (based on last submitted accounts) http://m.goldenpages.ie/detail/neary-donal-co-carrick-on-shannon/1/

Solicitors- http://www.mcgovernwalshsolicitors.ie/contactus.php

The above is freely available information.

westernlass

Brian_Dart wrote: »

Anyone have any idea who the Liquidator or receiver is for Cromleach Lodge?

I was trying to find that out myself but no luck. I have no idea where the info would be recorded publicly though as I don't know the procedure. I know the second statement that was on Joe.ie said there may not be one

Brian_Dart

Anyone have any idea who the Liquidator or receiver is for Cromleach Lodge?

stickybookmark

irishgirl19 wrote: »

Does visa debit not have insurance?

I don't think so, I think it's only credit cards

lazygal

irishgirl19 wrote: »

Does visa debit not have insurance?

Depends on the ts&cs. Credit cards would be advisable for any large purchases. We keep a credit card just for coverage for large things. Pay it off in full every month. There's usually too small a limit on debit cards for major purchases eg over €1500.

irishgirl19

stickybookmark wrote:

I'd say to be honest very few would pay their deposit with credit cards anyway, most people would use a visa debit card or else a bank transfer (probably the most common I'd say) which probably wouldn't have any insurance either. Delighted your wedding is going ahead and enjoy!

Does visa debit not have insurance?

stickybookmark

westernlass wrote: »

No Wedding insurance. We paid in cash instead of credit card. Live and learn.

I'd say to be honest very few would pay their deposit with credit cards anyway, most people would use a visa debit card or else a bank transfer (probably the most common I'd say) which probably wouldn't have any insurance either. Delighted your wedding is going ahead and enjoy!

westernlass

michellie wrote: »

I'm so glad it has worked out for you westerngal. I'd say you were sick when you found out. Did you just get an Email too?

No a phone call. Probably because we were so close

michellie

I'm so glad it has worked out for you westerngal. I'd say you were sick when you found out. Did you just get an Email too?

westernlass

dixiefly wrote: »

Glad to hear that you are getting sorted, how did you get a venue so quickly?

Amazing family and friends and a sister in law who works in events management. We rang the cu to borrow the difference. Thankfully we had saved it all to date so it's a small loan.

No Wedding insurance. We paid in cash instead of credit card. Live and learn.

Just been to our new venue and its gorgeous. There's always positives in life

Toots

That's what I'd be afraid of, or else that it would pay out, but would take months to process the claim.

lazygal

Toots wrote: »

Is this something that could be covered by wedding insurance? Or is it like when a hotel goes bust and if you've paid by credit card and can do a chargeback?

Wedding insurance is really hit and miss. I know a friend of a friend who was in a similar situation to this where the venue closed shortly after they paid the deposit. They had insurance but it didn't pay out. The same couple were really unlucky with the photographer and again the insurance was useless. They ended up in the small claims court instead.

Toots

Is this something that could be covered by wedding insurance? Or is it like when a hotel goes bust and if you've paid by credit card and can do a chargeback?

manafana

we got stung, this whole deposit thing shows what sham deposits really are unless a 3rd party holds them.

We are not going to organise as much of an alternative and have a smaller more local wedding. We where over a year away sorry to all others effectived another case of directors taking eye off looking after customer first.

As mentioned once you mess with revenue its a downward spiral

Lumina

Has anyone had any luck finding alternative venues?

dixiefly

westernlass wrote: »

You too Addle. Hope you can enjoy the build up. I'm choosing to go into a happy place from now on. It happened and we dealt. We are getting married and it'll be even better with the support of everyone.

Have a fab wedding

Glad to hear that you are getting sorted, how did you get a venue so quickly?

fits

gillamandango wrote: »

We were to be there in 3 weeks but thankfully we have 2 other options. If there was a demand for assets, which there most likely was, which led to closure, then the directors would have known about it for some weeks. Bad form but am sure they tried their best. If anyone is affected by this, as previously mentioned Castle Dargan, but also The Landmark in Carrick get good reviews.

Once revenue get involved they can be absolutely savage, taking money out of bank accounts etc without warning and they dont care who it affects. It can be very difficult to get back on your feet with a business if you fall behind at all.

westernlass

Addle wrote: »

Very best wishes westernlass.

You too Addle. Hope you can enjoy the build up. I'm choosing to go into a happy place from now on. It happened and we dealt. We are getting married and it'll be even better with the support of everyone.

Have a fab wedding

Addle

Very best wishes westernlass.

gillamandango

We were to be there in 3 weeks but thankfully we have 2 other options. If there was a demand for assets, which there most likely was, which led to closure, then the directors would have known about it for some weeks. Bad form but am sure they tried their best. If anyone is affected by this, as previously mentioned Castle Dargan, but also The Landmark in Carrick get good reviews.

westernlass

Hey, we are on Wednesday. It's still on. By some kind of magic created by amazing family and friends, the credit union and a can do attitude.

Horrible about the money, that does sting. But no one died and we are still getting married. I can't wait.

Thanks for the messages. Oh and I was on Joe Duffy today

fits

Preset No.3 wrote: »

There was supposed to be a wedding there tomorrow!!

I know, I am horrified for them.

Preset No.3

There was supposed to be a wedding there tomorrow!!

SarahMollie

Aw thats a shame, I've been there before and its a nice place (spa on the extremly small side however).

Pitty it couldnt have been taken over as a going concern.

fits

What was said?

I vaguely know someone who was supposed to get married there this week and I am very much wondering what happened their day.

Preset No.3

Been talked about now on Joe Duffy.

Tigger

Sligo1 wrote: »

O my gosh! People have lost deposits? Those poor couples! There is another hotel nearby cromlech called lough rynn castle which I've heard is very nice. I had my wedding in Kilronan Castle (pretty near aswell) which was fab! Couldn't fault the service and the food was great. I hope these couples get sorted. What an awful time. Best of luck to them all.

kilronan is awesome but probably booked

Sligo1

Preset No.3 wrote: »

It has been a couple of years since I have been there but Castle Dargan is lovely for a wedding.

My best friend is getting married there in August and she is very happy with everything so far.