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03/10/2013
Examiner Appointed to Shoe Company Carl Scarpa
Eighty jobs are at risk following the announcement that Irish shoe retailer Carl Scarpa has entered examinership.
Accounting firm Kavanagh Fennell was yesterday appointed as examiner for the Irish shoe company, which has been in business since 1974.
CS Calzature and Carl Scarpa, the company behind the brand, have 21 outlets across Ireland and the UK.
It is understood however, that Kavanagh Fennell have expressed confidence that the company can survive.
(MH/CD)
Accounting firm Kavanagh Fennell was yesterday appointed as examiner for the Irish shoe company, which has been in business since 1974.
CS Calzature and Carl Scarpa, the company behind the brand, have 21 outlets across Ireland and the UK.
It is understood however, that Kavanagh Fennell have expressed confidence that the company can survive.
(MH/CD)
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