Waterford and Kilkenny councils set to resume Dunnes Stores dispute in High Court

The shopping centre, perched on the Kilkenny-Waterford border, was constructed in 2009. However, it lies almost entirely vacant, barring the presence of a small community library
Lawler Consulting, a Kilkenny firm that helped to produce the design of Ferrybank shopping centre, claims it is one of the biggest shopping centres in Ireland with 30,000sq metres of retail floor space.

Lawler Consulting, a Kilkenny firm that helped to produce the design of Ferrybank shopping centre, claims it is one of the biggest shopping centres in Ireland with 30,000sq metres of retail floor space.

A High Court case involving plans for a flagship Dunnes Stores outlet and two warring local authorities is set to resume on Monday.

The case brought forward by Waterford City and County Council challenges a decision by Kilkenny County Council to grant planning permission for a Dunnes Stores outlet to be developed in the long-idle Ferrybank Shopping Centre.

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