Docklands body seeks state aid

THE Dublin Docklands Development Authority (DDDA) has appealed to the Government for financial support after writing down the value of land assets by €186 million.

Docklands  body seeks state aid

The value of the controversial Glass Bottle site in Ringsend that it bought for €412m in 2006 with real-estate developers Derek Quinlan and Bernard McNamara in 2006 had fallen to €50m at the end of 2008.

The authority said it had taken “an exceptionally aggressive” approach to property writedowns last year. It posted an operating loss of €27m for last year, according to its annual report and acknowledged that public confidence in the authority had been “seriously undermined” in recent months.

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