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McGregor-Linked Forged Irish Stout Hit With Two High Court Actions, Including Winding-Up Petition

Supplier actions over unpaid bills raise the prospect of liquidation for the Dublin brewer.

Forged Irish Stout’s sales were hit last year after Conor McGregor was found liable for sexual assault in a civil case
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Overview

  • Enterprise Tondelli filed a High Court petition on October 1 to wind up Forged Stout Production over an alleged debt of about €36,000 after a 21‑day demand went unpaid.
  • Minch Malt separately sued the company seeking judgment for more than €204,000 in unpaid invoices built up over years despite repeated demands.
  • Spectac International previously secured a judgment for nearly €10,000, adding to mounting creditor pressure on the stout producer.
  • The brewery was locked for months this year in a rent dispute with landlord Porterhouse Group before access was restored in late summer and brewing resumed.
  • Company filings cited by reporters show accumulated losses of €3 million and €6.7 million owed to creditors, with sales plunging after a 2024 civil verdict against Conor McGregor; McGregor is publicly associated with the brand but is not the owner, and directors include Alan Geraghty and Andrew Gelling.