Carrickmines dispute reaches Supreme Court

The dispute over the licence for work at Dublin's Carrickmines castle to make way for a motorway will reach the Supreme Court today.

The dispute over the licence for work at Dublin's Carrickmines castle to make way for a motorway will reach the Supreme Court today.

However, Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council are denying claims being made that their work is being carried out without a valid licence.

Yesterday, Green Party TD Ciaran Cuffe made a complaint to gardai that workers may be breaking the law by resuming work on the site without the appropriate permit.

This call followed a claim from the National Museum that the Council was operating without a licence.

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