Flatley invited to talks on restoration planning row

MICHAEL FLATLEY has been invited to talks with a county manager about his €30 million refurbishment of a stately home, amid fears he could drop the project after having some of the work turned down.

Flatley invited to talks on restoration planning row
Tue, 10 Feb, 2004 - 00:00
Sean O’Riordan

Cork county manager Maurice Moloney said yesterday he would be delighted to speak with the multi-millionaire about any alterations he wanted to make to Castlehyde House.

The council refused permission for retention of a gym and two decorative ponds which the star had built at his home near Fermoy.

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CourtsPlace: Castlehyde HousePlace: FermoyPlace: Cork County HallPerson: FlatleyPerson: Michael FlatleyPerson: Maurice MoloneyPerson: CouncillorPerson: Frank O’FlynnPerson: O’FlynnPerson: Aileen PynePerson: Joe SoapPerson: Tim CollinsPerson: An Bord PleanalaPerson: Moloney
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