Katie Taylor’s property company has filed new accounts showing it still had €569,426 in cash and €1.46million in accumulated profits, even after another year of losses. KT Sports Limited also listed tangible assets of €757,278 in its latest accounts.
The filing has drawn fresh attention because Taylor has recently spoken openly about the possibility of moving back to Ireland. She said at a Fizzique launch that she was “basically born and bred in Bray” and that she would love to live there again, adding that she knows her favourite spots in the town well and knows the people there too.
KT Sports Limited is a property letting firm, and its principal place of business is listed as a residential property in Bray that was bought in 2014 for €524,229. Taylor and her sister Sarah are the company’s directors. Before the latest accounts, the business had accumulated profits of almost €1.8million, which makes the drop to €1.46million a noticeable shift in the company’s financial position.
The accounts also show the business has now recorded annual losses for a fifth straight year, with losses ranging from €37,724 to €85,019 since 2020. That sits awkwardly beside the cash on hand, and it suggests the company remains funded for now even as profits keep thinning. The open question is whether Taylor and her husband, Sean McCavanagh, will actually make the move home she has left on the table, or whether Bray remains more a place she misses than one she returns to.
