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Lidl secure High Court order over Terenure site

German retail chain Lidl has secured a High Court order to stop the locks being changed on a Dublin premises where they plan to build a new foodstore.

Lidl secure High Court order over Terenure site

Mon, 20 Aug, 2012 - 14:32

German retail chain Lidl has secured a High Court order to stop the locks being changed on a Dublin premises where they plan to build a new foodstore.

A dispute over the freehold to the 2,264 square metres site at Terenure has emerged.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Dublin Place: Terenure Place: Rathfarnham Road Place: Dartmouth Square Person: Lidl Person: Noel O'Gara Person: O'Gara Organisation: Lidl Organisation: High Court Organisation: Terenure Organisation: An Bord Pleanála Organisation: O'Gara States Ltd

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