Fears for derelict Iveagh Markets as council reveals it doesn't have €13m to make it safe

Dublin City Council has been told that more than €13m is needed to make the historic Iveagh Markets safe.

Fears for derelict Iveagh Markets as council reveals it doesn't have €13m to make it safe
Wed, 04 Sep, 2019 - 08:09
Digital Desk staff

Dublin City Council has been told that more than €13m is needed to make the historic Iveagh Markets safe.

Conservation architects have branded the area unsafe and in an advanced state of dereliction.

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