The CASTLEMINE story looks great on the outside, but the reality is that it was built by leaving creditors unpaid and loosing investors money . In 2017, when faced with the closure of Castlemine Farm Brendan Allan moved the debt to Food360, which he then liquidated in 2019. Today Castlemine Farm is now thriving and the creditors have been left unpaid - to the tune of €750,000. The information below is factual and taken from conversations with unpaid creditors and investors
"Sue me if you like , I have no assets in my name"
Brendon Allen tells Creditors.
#castleminecowboy #uptherossies
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"He transferrer everything to his wife. Then he hid behind her like the coward he is to avoid paying his debts."
A long standing friend and business colleague who remains unpaid
"He signed everything put in front of him, even though he knew he would never stand over it...a complete crook"
An unpaid creditor
Despite making profit of €34,000 in 2021, they still refuse to honour their debts
Despite collecting €31,627 in in EU grants they still refuse to honour their debts
On the month he Liquidated his business Food360 with losses of €750,000 to investors and Creditors. Brendon Allen takes over as President of Roscommon Chamber of Commerce.
#castleminecowboy #uptherossies
“Sure most of their meat is from Pallas Foods anyway…”
Former employee
Having burned and creditors to the tune €750,000 in Food 360, Brendon Allen now seeks investment in new venture #Farmeye
#castleminecowboy #uptherossies
Looking for an Investment opportunity where you are guaranteed to loose everything? - have a look at Brendan Allens latest venture Farmeye
Having burned creditors for over €750,000 the Castlemine Cowboy boasts of being a Serial Entrepreneur in the food industry and now head of Business Development
What a Joke!!
Is there an award for being the biggest crook in Roscommon.
This one would be more suited to him that Innovator of the year
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It might be a good idea to start by paying off the 750,000 that was taken from investors and creditors to save Castlemine Farm from bankruptcy
