The future of Limerick FC is in serious doubt after an examinership process to keep their trading company afloat ended without success today.
A liquidator is now likely to be appointed and the club will not play in 2020 having not been granted a League of Ireland licence.
The South Western Circuit Court heard today an investor had been identified, but not enough progress has been made since the examinership process began in September.
Munster Football Club Limited, which trades as Limerick FC, have debts of €490,000.
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