Ice rink noise row thrown out of court

A legal bid to curtail the sound of music and hours of skating at an ice rink near Dundrum Town Centre has been thrown out by a High Court judge.

Ice rink noise row thrown out of court

Retired businessman David Cooper claimed activities at the ‘Dundrum on Ice’ venue had resulted in damage to his nearby property and complained that noise in the form of amplified music coming from the venue was upsetting.

Mr Justice Seamus Noonan heard that the twizzles and toe-loops being performed on the marquee-covered rink, which operates during the winter months, was affecting both Mr Cooper’s and his family’s constitutional rights and breached planning laws.

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