CAB freezes land at centre of planning corruption claims

The Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB) is preventing two controversial businessmen from selling a multi-million-euro section of land in south Co Dublin.

CAB freezes land at centre of planning corruption claims

The Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB) is preventing two controversial businessmen from selling a multi-million-euro section of land in south Co Dublin.

The 17 acres of land in Carrickmines belong to Jackson Way Properties, which has been linked to arcade-owner Jim Kennedy and solicitor John Caldwell.

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