Motorway building continues pending Carrickmines hearing

The High Court could halt work tomorrow on the controversial section of Dublin’s M50 motorway pending an injunction hearing.

Motorway building continues pending Carrickmines hearing
Wed, 18 Aug, 2004 - 18:01

The High Court could halt work tomorrow on the controversial section of Dublin’s M50 motorway pending an injunction hearing.

Justice Michael Peart today ordered lawyers for Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council to produce detailed affidavits explaining what work it is carrying out on the ruins of Carrickmines Castle.

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