Planners in ‘legal minefield’ over shebeen case

FRANCIE KELLY’S shebeen in Southill has cast planners at Limerick City Council into a legal minefield.

Planners in ‘legal minefield’ over shebeen case
Wed, 10 Sep, 2008 - 01:00

Such is the complexity of the case, officials may have to hire a top senior counsel to help with certain definitions within the Planning and Development Act 2000.

Gardaí at Roxboro sent a file to the DPP after four raids, but still have received no instructions on further action.

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