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2013/B/43 Annual Returns Received Between 09-Oct-2013 and 15-Oct-2013 Index of Submission Types ISSUE ID: 2013/B/43 ANNUAL RETURNS RECEIVED BETWEEN 09-OCT-2013 AND 15-OCT-2013 INDEX OF SUBMISSION TYPES B1B - REPLACEMENT ANNUAL RETURN B1C - ANNUAL RETURN - GENERAL B1AU - B1 WITH AUDITORS REPORT B1 - ANNUAL RETURN - NO ACCOUNTS CRO GAZETTE, WEDNESDAY, 16th October 2013 3 ANNUAL RETURNS RECEIVED BETWEEN 09-OCT-2013 AND 15-OCT-2013 Company Company Documen Date Of Company Company Documen Date Of Number Name t Receipt Number Name t Receipt 1451 JOHN BARRINGTON & SONS LIMITED B1C 11/10/2013 16762 GOGGIN & CO. LIMITED B1C 27/09/2013 1614 NESTLE (IRELAND) LIMITED B1C 03/10/2013 17610 GRYMESDYKE ESTATES COMPANY B1AU 11/10/2013 1757 DROGHEDA AND DISTRICT CHAMBER B1C 16/09/2013 17629 GLANBIA (FP) LIMITED B1C 30/09/2013 LIMITED 18033 T. KILMARTIN & SON LIMITED B1C 18/09/2013 1809 COCA-COLA HBC IRELAND LIMITED B1C 26/09/2013 18145 BIMEDA CHEMICALS LIMITED B1C 15/10/2013 1831 ARNOTTS LIMITED B1C 10/10/2013 18298 CENTRAL DAIRIES B1C 30/09/2013 1831 ARNOTTS LIMITED B1C 15/10/2013 18327 DOYLE HOTEL GROUP LIMITED B1 01/10/2013 1858 MACDLAND LIMITED B1C 11/10/2013 18483 COEN STEEL (TULLAMORE) LIMITED B1C 26/09/2013 1862 YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN B1C 07/10/2013 18585 LYONS IRISH HOLDINGS LIMITED B1C 11/10/2013 ASSOCIATION TRUST CORPORATION 18759 M.S.D. LIMITED B1C 30/09/2013 FOR IRELAND 18853 ARDILAUN HOUSE HOTEL LIMITED B1C 18/09/2013 2049 ANTALIS LIMITED B1C 15/10/2013 18911 AZULU HOLDINGS LIMITED B1C 03/10/2013 6010 VERITAS COMMUNICATIONS B1C 15/10/2013 18984 GREENOGUE ESTATES COMPANY B1AU 10/10/2013 7187 HERGALL TOBACCO LIMITED B1C 15/10/2013 19484 KELLETTS (OLDCASTLE) LIMITED B1C 01/10/2013 7376 RICHARD NASH & COMPANY, LIMITED B1C 17/09/2013 20149 TOMRA SORTING LIMITED B1C 09/10/2013 7526 KNORR BESTFOODS LIMITED B1C 11/10/2013 20158 MOYGLARE STUD FARM LIMITED B1C 10/10/2013 7680 LEVER ELIDA IRELAND LIMITED B1C 11/10/2013 20261 RYAN'S INVESTMENTS B1AU 14/10/2013 7702 VERITAS COMPANY, LIMITED B1C 15/10/2013 20338 HOLYROOD PUBLICATIONS LIMITED B1C 09/10/2013 7937 BOYERS & CO. LIMITED B1C 15/10/2013 20440 MERCURY PHARMA INTERNATIONAL B1C 08/10/2013 7937 BOYERS & CO. LIMITED B1C 10/10/2013 LIMITED 8263 LYONS TEA LIMITED B1C 11/10/2013 20493 B.J. MURRAY LIMITED B1C 18/09/2013 8340 CROSS VETPHARM GROUP LIMITED B1C 11/10/2013 20629 ALEC MEDICAL LIMITED B1C 11/10/2013 8358 IRISH COUNTRY BACON B1C 02/10/2013 20935 SOUND PRODUCTIONS LIMITED B1C 01/10/2013 (CLAREMORRIS) 21057 HEATVALE LIMITED B1C 09/10/2013 8706 IBEC LIMITED B1C 15/10/2013 21304 THE DUBLIN REGIONAL TOURISM B1C 10/10/2013 8780 FANNING & RICE LIMITED B1C 16/09/2013 ORGANISATION LIMITED. (FAILTE 9109 CAPWELL INVESTMENTS LIMITED B1C 25/09/2013 DUBHLINN TEORANTA) 9179 TEGRAL BUILDING PRODUCTS LIMITED B1C 24/09/2013 21701 THE SPORTING CLUB AND INVESTMENT B1C 10/10/2013 9599 COMLUCT BAGUIN NA H-EIREANN B1C 07/10/2013 COMPANY OF IRELAND LIMITED TEORANTA (THE BACON COMPANY OF 21853 FEBVRE & COMPANY LIMITED B1C 07/10/2013 IRELAND LIMITED) 22133 I.I.E. LIMITED B1C 09/10/2013 10240 LONGFORD SPORTS LIMITED B1C 03/10/2013 22197 NASH HOLDINGS B1AU 16/09/2013 10449 THOMAS LYDON AND SONS LIMITED B1C 04/10/2013 22795 KILMEADEN CREAMERY LIMITED B1C 02/10/2013 10660 COEN STEEL B1AU 26/09/2013 22976 C.C.P. LIMITED B1C 07/10/2013 11272 LMG (IRELAND) LIMITED B1 30/09/2013 23232 BERNARD COEN & SONS STEEL LIMITED B1C 26/09/2013 11307 THE PALLAS MANUFACTURING B1C 03/10/2013 23260 GLANBIA (B) LIMITED B1C 30/09/2013 COMPANY LIMITED 23338 ROCKFIELD LIMITED B1C 20/09/2013 12099 MURPHY'S STORES (BEREHAVEN) B1C 11/10/2013 23594 JUNGHEINRICH LIFT TRUCK LIMITED B1C 11/10/2013 LIMITED 23762 M.J. RYLE & COMPANY LIMITED B1C 11/10/2013 12279 LISPOPPLE MILLS, LIMITED B1C 06/10/2013 23791 CENTRO LIMITED B1C 10/10/2013 12332 GLANBIA NUTRITIONALS (IRELAND) B1C 01/10/2013 23985 MINCO IRELAND LIMITED B1C 10/10/2013 LIMITED 24231 PREMIER DAIRIES LIMITED B1C 02/10/2013 13137 JOSEPH WOODWARD AND SONS, B1C 10/10/2013 24271 CAMEO CINEMA LIMITED B1C 27/09/2013 LIMITED 24307 GLANBIA (V) LIMITED B1C 01/10/2013 13606 PEPSI-COLA INTERNATIONAL, CORK B1AU 11/10/2013 24378 ECI LIGHTING LIMITED B1C 10/10/2013 13909 ENABLE IRELAND DISABILITY SERVICES B1C 09/10/2013 24702 FAIRVIEW PARK GARAGE LIMITED B1C 26/09/2013 LIMITED 24738 P. BOLAND LIMITED B1C 08/10/2013 13976 KELLY AND SONS (BUILDERS) LIMITED B1C 13/09/2013 24900 MUNSTER MARINE LIMITED B1C 05/10/2013 14282 PREMIER CREAM ICES LIMITED B1C 11/10/2013 25066 COLLINSTOWN ESTATES LIMITED B1C 01/10/2013 14309 SHIRES IRELAND LIMITED B1C 23/09/2013 25516 EUROTEK (IRELAND) LIMITED B1C 09/10/2013 14412 CAMPILE MOTOR AND ENGINEERING B1C 30/09/2013 25552 ROCKHILL INVESTMENT COMPANY B1AU 14/10/2013 COMPANY LIMITED 25695 IRISH ITEMS LIMITED B1C 26/09/2013 14473 SKIBBEREEN HOTEL LIMITED B1C 27/09/2013 25890 BRADBURY J. LIMITED B1C 27/09/2013 14922 ALLEN & KENNY LIMITED B1C 08/10/2013 25954 BRADWICK LIMITED B1C 27/09/2013 14966 BOYLAN BROS. LIMITED B1C 10/10/2013 26100 FRANK ROCHE & SONS LIMITED B1C 08/10/2013 14992 NEAL DOHERTY (CARNDONAGH), B1C 13/09/2013 26494 P.D.M. LIMITED B1C 09/10/2013 LIMITED 26632 CALOR HOME HEAT LIMITED B1C 11/10/2013 15249 CALOR TEORANTA B1C 11/10/2013 26740 MICHAEL J. FITZGERALD LIMITED B1C 19/09/2013 15263 COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY B1C 26/09/2013 27261 CADBURY IRELAND PENSION TRUST B1C 30/09/2013 (DUBLIN) LIMITED LIMITED 15858 OLDCASTLE LIVESTOCK MARKET B1C 06/09/2013 27549 HANBOW (DUBLIN) LIMITED B1C 18/09/2013 LIMITED 27691 SEAN DONOHOE LIMITED B1C 30/09/2013 15868 IRISH ROOFING FELTS LIMITED B1C 10/10/2013 28171 REPROGRAPHIC SYSTEMS LIMITED B1C 14/10/2013 15987 B. CORCORAN LIMITED B1C 04/10/2013 28395 IRISH FAMILY PLANNING ASSOCIATION B1C 19/09/2013 16219 THE COUNTRYWOMEN'S TRUST B1C 29/08/2013 LIMITED 16294 THOMAS MORAN AND SONS LIMITED B1C 26/09/2013 28926 HANRATTY HOLDINGS LIMITED B1C 27/09/2013 16370 ROAD MATERIALS LIMITED B1C 07/10/2013 28939 SECRETARIAL AND CONSULTANCY B1C 26/09/2013 16476 KENTZ IRELAND LIMITED B1C 10/10/2013 SERVICES LIMITED CRO GAZETTE, WEDNESDAY, 16th October 2013 4 ANNUAL RETURNS RECEIVED BETWEEN 09-OCT-2013 AND 15-OCT-2013 Company Company Documen Date Of Company Company Documen Date Of Number Name t Receipt Number Name t Receipt 29238 CHEVRON (IRELAND) TRUSTEES B1C 10/10/2013 PRODUCTS LIMITED LIMITED 43462 KINGSPAN HOLDINGS (IRL) LIMITED B1C 02/10/2013 29316 KENMARE INVESTMENTS LIMITED B1C 03/10/2013 43554 INSTRUMENT SERVICES LIMITED B1C 09/10/2013 29626 ROSHIN LIMITED B1C 20/09/2013 43617 IRISH BACON SLICERS LIMITED B1C 11/10/2013 29806 BRIGGS ROOFING & CLADDING LIMITED B1C 10/10/2013 43782 KILAHORNA INVESTMENT COMPANY B1C 02/10/2013 29944 ADECCO IRELAND LIMITED B1C 02/10/2013 43819 MERCURY PHARMA OVERSEAS LIMITED B1C 08/10/2013 30046 RELIGION MUSIC PUBLISHING LIMITED B1C 11/10/2013 44815 KINGSPAN RENEWABLES (IRL) LIMITED B1C 02/10/2013 30090 MATSACK TRUST LIMITED B1C 11/10/2013 45191 FERGUS BUILDING CONTRACTORS B1C 11/10/2013 30238 ISS IRELAND LIMITED B1C 01/10/2013 LIMITED 30278 SALDANA COMPANY LIMITED B1C 26/09/2013 45553 CORRIB FINANCE LIMITED B1C 20/09/2013 30391 LE CHEILE FINANCIAL SERVICES B1C 02/10/2013 45668 HENLEY HIRE SERVICES LIMITED B1C 11/10/2013 LIMITED 45669 HENLEY FORKLIFT SALES LIMITED B1C 11/10/2013 30582 UNIVERSAL MUSIC IRELAND LIMITED B1C 04/10/2013 45713 J. & D. WISEMAN B1C 09/10/2013 30647 GRANARD FARMERS MART LIMITED B1C 23/09/2013 (CASTLETOWNBEREHAVEN) LIMITED 30671 BUILDING INVESTMENTS LIMITED B1C 23/09/2013 45939 BURNSIDE AUTOCYL (TULLOW) LIMITED B1C 01/10/2013 31124 NEXANS IRELAND LIMITED B1C 09/10/2013 45958 INGAR LIMITED B1C 26/09/2013 31673 BRADBURY HOLDINGS B1AU 27/09/2013 45997 PAVLOV LIMITED B1C 07/10/2013 31880 NATIONAL WAREHOUSING LIMITED B1C 07/10/2013 46350 RUDOLF HELTZEL LIMITED B1C 09/10/2013 32165 MOLL ESTATES LIMITED B1C 07/10/2013 46839 SCOTT TALLON WALKER, ARCHITECTS B1C 26/09/2013 32232 EDWARD ESTATES LIMITED B1C 07/10/2013 OVERSEAS LIMITED 32576 GLASSFIBRE & RESIN SUPPLIES LIMITED B1C 05/10/2013 46980 AGRICHEM LIMITED B1C 14/10/2013 33036 PETER O’BRIEN & SONS HAULAGE B1C 30/09/2013 47148 O'SULLIVAN'S (MARINE) LIMITED B1C 01/10/2013 LIMITED 47244 CAR TRANSPORT LIMITED B1C 15/10/2013 33115 O'CONNOR INSURANCES LIMITED B1C 07/10/2013 47750 LOURDIE LIMITED B1C 03/10/2013 33180 BARCLAYS IRELAND NOMINEES LIMITED B1C 07/10/2013 47793 GRAINGER SAW MILLS LIMITED B1C 07/10/2013 33356 BOPA IRELAND LIMITED B1C 30/09/2013 47819 CROSS VETPHARM GROUP UK LIMITED B1C 11/10/2013 33554 PETER IGOE (FAIRVIEW) LIMITED B1C 26/09/2013 47897 A-Z HIRE LIMITED B1C 11/09/2013 33927 PARKLANDS ESTATES LIMITED B1C 08/10/2013 48053 MC MAHON SHOES (CLONMEL) LIMITED B1C 24/09/2013 34026 HUDSON BROTHERS LIMITED B1C 05/09/2013 48059 PAT TORPEY LIMITED B1C 12/10/2013 34044 CALOR GAS PENSIONS IRELAND B1C 11/10/2013 48598 ARDEEN HOTELS LIMITED B1C 15/10/2013 LIMITED 48600 VITALOGRAPH (IRELAND) LIMITED B1C 07/10/2013 34315 STW INVESTMENTS LIMITED B1C 26/09/2013 48792 NATIONAL ENERGY AND PETROLEUM B1C 09/10/2013 34922 R.E.S.A.M. LIMITED B1C 10/10/2013 COMPANY OF IRELAND LIMITED 34949 MINEREX LIMITED B1C 07/10/2013 48883 ANTHONY DOOLEY MOTORS LIMITED B1C 28/08/2013 35028 COBB IRELAND LIMITED B1C 27/09/2013 48896 THOMAS J.
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