€ 41m barrack’s sale can go ahead

THE €41-million sale of the former 90-acre military barracks at Ballincollig can go ahead.

€ 41m barrack’s sale can go ahead
Wed, 06 Aug, 2003 - 01:00
Ray Managh and Sean O’Riordan

Mr Justice Paul Gilligan yesterday, in the High Court, ruled a settlement agreement between the Minister for Defence, Ballincollig Holdings Ltd., which claimed to hold the interest in the leases, and O’Flynn Construction Co Ltd.

O’Flynn Construction managing director, Michael O’Flynn, said he was delighted the matter had been resolved and hoped to start work on the site before the end of the year.

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