Planned €10m Dursey Island visitor centre to go before judicial review

Friends of the Irish Environment appealed the proposals, claiming it was "undesirable on multiple grounds"
Planned €10m Dursey Island visitor centre to go before judicial review

The plan includes permission for an “extensive glass-fronted visitor centre with a gift shop and 84-person cafe on the mainland with parking for 80 cars and buses. Picture: Denis Minihane

Plans to build a €10m visitor centre for Dursey Island will go before a judicial review, the High Court has ruled.

Permission has been granted to Friends of the Irish Environment (FIE) to bring the review.

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