Allpro Security Services owners Conor Nolan and Alan Connolly each fined €2,000 last June for tax offences after failing to remit employer’s PAYE and VAT in respect of directorships in other companies
Men queue outside the International Protection Office, Mount Street, Dublin, where applications for asylum are made. The owners of a company that received almost €20 million last year from the State for accommodating asylum seekers and Ukrainian refugees have been convicted of tax offences. Photograph: Conor Ó Mearáin/Collins
Each resigned as a director of Allpro on June 15th, 2022, three weeks before their guilty pleas at Galway Circuit Criminal Court before Judge Brian O’Callaghan. Allpro filings show company officials Rachel McHugh and Christopher Moore are now directors of the business, but Mr Nolan and Mr Connolly remain shareholders, each holding 50 per cent of the business.
The business reported a €1.34 million profit in the 11 months to December 2022, with directors paid €324,661 in that period. Financial records have yet to be filed for last year, when Allpro received almost €19.6 million from the Government for international protection and refugee accommodation.
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