Carrickmines dispute set to restart

The Carrickmines castle dispute is set to resume this afternoon.

Carrickmines dispute set to restart
Thu, 04 Dec, 2003 - 14:46

The Carrickmines castle dispute is set to resume this afternoon.

The Minister for the Environment Martin Cullen has given permission for road construction to start on a section of the controversial area.

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