M50 section to be opened despite Carrickmines setback

Officials in Dublin are planning to open the next section of the M50 motorway next August, even though a portion of the road due to be built on the site of Carrickmines Castle has been blocked by legal action.

Officials in Dublin are planning to open the next section of the M50 motorway next August, even though a portion of the road due to be built on the site of Carrickmines Castle has been blocked by legal action.

The motorway will be opened with a gap at the site of the centuries-old medieval castle.

Fine Gael TD Olivia Mitchell said Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council was left with little option because of fears of compensation demands from the company selected to build the road.

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