Costs ruling in Cliffs of Moher row

Clare County Council’s €7m- a-year “cash cow” at one of the country’s most popular visitor attractions, the Cliffs of Moher is under threat.

Costs ruling in Cliffs of Moher row

It comes as private firm Diamrem Ltd, which built park-and-ride facilities at Doolin and Liscannor to serve the cliffs, took High Court action seeking the closure of the council’s temporary carpark at the cliffs, claiming that it is was unlawful.

Ten years ago, a council subsidiary, Cliffs of Moher Visitor Centre Ltd opened the Cliffs of Moher Visitor Experience and today, adults are charged €6 to access the cliffs through its contentious temporary carpark.

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