Pre-tax profits more than doubled from €942,923 to €2.13m in 2022, with revenues increasing by 145pc from €4.09m in 2021.
The company received €10m in purchase orders from the Department of Integration for Ukrainian accommodation.
The holiday centre will remain closed for 2023 and into 2024 for redevelopment, expanding services to include mobile home sales with service fees.
Costs increased, with staff numbers rising to 144 employees and eight management personnel receiving €716,860 in 2022.
Shareholder funds totalled €7.44m at the end of 2022, including accumulated profits of €2.82m and cash funds of €1.22m.
Trabolgan Holiday Village in Cork saw record revenues of €10.03m in 2022 due to a decision to accommodate Ukrainians.
Pre-tax profits more than doubled from €942,923 to €2.13m in 2022, with revenues increasing by 145pc from €4.09m in 2021.
The company received €10m in purchase orders from the Department of Integration for Ukrainian accommodation.
The holiday centre will remain closed for 2023 and into 2024 for redevelopment, expanding services to include mobile home sales with service fees.
Costs increased, with staff numbers rising to 144 employees and eight management personnel receiving €716,860 in 2022.
Shareholder funds totalled €7.44m at the end of 2022, including accumulated profits of €2.82m and cash funds of €1.22m.
