The Range's bid was accepted by the provisional liquidators, as it poses the fewest risks and is most likely to save up to 115 jobs.
The court heard that The Range's offer pertains to at least two Irish stores, Sligo and Nutgrove in Dublin, ensuring the preservation of 50 jobs.
A non-refundable payment is part of The Range's offer, which is not contingent on landlord consent or approval from the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission.
Revenue's lawyers indicated no objections to the sale, emphasizing the importance of job retention and the likelihood of the deal being completed.
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