Director failed to act responsibly in relation to the affairs of company

High Court - company law - the Companies Act 2014 - application for a declaration that the respondent, being a person to whom Chapter 3 Part 14 of the Companies Act 2014 applies, shall not for a period of five years be appointed or act in any way, whether directly or indirectly as a director or secretary of a company or be concerned to take part in the formation or promotion of a company unless that company meets the requirements set out in subsection 3 of section 819 of the Companies Act 2014 - the applicant was appointed liquidator of the company by order of the High Court on foot of a petition presented by the Collector General of the Revenue Commissioners - the company operated a semi permanent stall that sold coffee - whether the respondent acted responsibly in relation to the conduct of the affairs of the Company - whether the respondent co-operated as far as could reasonably be expected in relation to the conduct of the winding up of the Company when requested to do so by the liquidator - the applicant failed to comply with his obligation to make a satisfactory statement of affairs, failed to cause financial statements to be completed and returned for any period of the company’s existence, failed to file returns to Revenue, failed to maintain proper books and records of the affairs of the company, failed to take steps to implement a winding up of the company for a period of at least a year after it had become insolvent and failed to co-operate with the liquidator as far as could reasonably be expected in relation to the conduct of the winding up - Court makes declaration sought.