Mark Salmon’s beauty firm is struck off after company filings catch up

A beauty business linked to alleged Coolock gangster Mark “Fishy” Salmon has been struck off, bringing the company’s formal existence to an end, according to the report. Salmon had served as a director of three separate companies, the article says, while the firm in question was set up by a person described as a leading member of the Gucci Gang. The short report provides few details about the beauty company’s trading history or why it was ultimately removed from the register. It does, however, identify the Companies Registration Office as the body that completed the strike-off. The development is a corporate record update, rather than an announcement of any new criminal charge against Salmon. The article’s headline frames the decision as a long-awaited step, but gives no dates for the firm’s incorporation, its final accounts or the process leading to its removal. It also does not identify the other two companies where Salmon was a director, or explain whether they remain active. The item appears alongside unrelated crime and justice stories, including reports about a charity facing a winding-up application, a murder charge and a triple-murder trial. Those cases are separate from the company strike-off and are not presented as connected to Salmon’s business. The available information therefore centres on one point: a company he helped establish has now been removed from the CRO register.