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Oh man the misrepresentation one is the worst because Google just hits you with it and gives you absolutely nothing to work with. No specifics, no guidance, just vibes apparently.
Since your main [IBRAN.com](http://IBRAN.com) is totally fine the bot is clearly seeing something between that site and the other two that’s making it nervous. A few things I’d look at.
Check that your business details are identical across all three sites. Like exactly identical. Phone numbers, addresses, company names, policies. The bot gets twitchy when it sees slightly different versions of the same business info and starts assuming something dodgy is going on even when it absolutely isn’t.
The Irish site being a separate legal entity is totally fine but make sure IBRAN Plastics Limited is clearly spelled out everywhere on that site. Footer, about page, contact page, all of it. If any UK company details accidentally crept onto the .ie site that could be your culprit right there.
Also worth giving your shipping and returns policies a close look. Misrepresentation flags love an incomplete policy page. Google wants to see who the legal seller is, where you’re shipping from, and realistic delivery times spelled out clearly.
