Carrickmines motorway work halted

Work on the controversial Carrickmines section of Dublin’s M50 motorway stopped today until a High Court hearing into its constitutionality begins next week.

Carrickmines motorway work halted
Thu, 19 Aug, 2004 - 18:22

Work on the controversial Carrickmines section of Dublin’s M50 motorway stopped today until a High Court hearing into its constitutionality begins next week.

Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council agreed this afternoon to halt all construction activity around the ruins of Carrickmines Castle until an injunction hearing starts next Thursday.

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