Finally, the Irish Mail on Sunday runs an exclusive on its front page, claiming Irish cyclist Stephen Roche has been found guilty of fraud by a civil court in ...
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Court in Mallorca says 1987 Triple Crown winner used the money to finance a luxury lifestyle.
Simon joined road.cc as news editor in 2009 and is now the site’s community editor, acting as a link between the team producing the content and our readers. When I hear I’ve run away or I’m trying to get away without paying, that’s not me. The company’s former bookkeeper, giving evidence in court, said that “in 2016 things began to go wrong, that money was missing, that Mr Roche would take money from the company accounts and then return it,” and that “the company’s financial adviser had warned Mr Roche about the accounting irregularities and told him he had to sort things out and put the money back or the company would go bust.”
The damning civil court ruling found Mr Roche deliberately and consciously stripped the assets from his cycling holiday firm rather than repay creditors before ...
He has now been banned from acting as a company director in Spain for seven years and could be exposed to criminal prosecution. ‘Mr Roche was perfectly conscious of its debt situation,’ the judge said. She also dismissed Roche’s claims that accounting records his company had failed to hand over to the insolvency practitioner were in the hotel where he had registered his firm and that he had been prevented from getting to them. ‘Shamrock went into administration on April 26, 2019. The judge pointed to ‘substantial breaches of accountability’ on the part of Mr Roche given his failure to cooperate with his firm’s insolvency practitioner and to abide by Spain’s voluntary insolvency laws. Most of the €733,866 Mr Roche has been ordered to repay is based on the amount the court says he ‘fraudulently and intentionally removed’ from his company.
CYCLING legend Stephen Roche has vowed to make a comeback after being declared bankrupt in Spain.A civil court in the country has ordered the 1987 Tou.
Roche, who lost his father Larry last week, said: “I will bounce back, definitely. A civil court in the country has ordered the 1987 Tour de France winner to repay €750,000 to creditors after his cycling holiday firm in Majorca went bust. CYCLING legend Stephen Roche has vowed to make a comeback after being declared bankrupt in Spain.
Irish cycling great Stephen Roche has been found guilty of stripping assets from his cycling holiday business and ordered to repay a total of nearly ...
“The big thing is we are appealing,” he told Extra.ie. “It’s not definitive.” “Instead of adopting measures to avoid financing the company, or entering into voluntary insolvency, he continued to loot the company accounts for his own private use when there was a minimum amount of income in them,” she said. Shamrock Events went bankrupt in 2019.