Harry Crosbie wins vacant site tax battle over Vicar Street

As part of his appeal, Harry Crosbie stated that the warehouse is part of the Vicar Street venue and is in use every day for truck loading and gear storage.

As part of his appeal, Harry Crosbie stated that the warehouse is part of the Vicar Street venue and is in use every day for truck loading and gear storage.

Businessman Harry Crosbie has emerged victorious in a vacant site tax battle with Dublin City Council over a site valued at €1m.

This follows An Bord Pleanála ruling that Mr Crosbie is not liable for a €70,000 vacant site levy imposed on him by Dublin City Council last year.

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