After almost three weeks, former workers at the Paris Bakery in Dublin are ending their sit-in.

They say they are collectively owed about €100,000 in wages and that the owners of the Moore Street store told them they have not got the cash to pay up.

A number of workers also protested sit outside the owner's home in Co. Wicklow.

The National Asset Management Agency (NAMA) owns the loans belonging to a company which owns the site, which is earmarked for redevelopment.

Revenue has now confirmed the company is being liquidated - which means staff can access an insolvency fund and claim some of the money owed to them.

Adele McGinley is with the Migrant Rights Centre.