Publican vows to take fight to courts as council prepares to seize Iveagh Markets
Martin Keane had sought €35m state bailout for regeneration project which has been stalled for nearly two decades
Publican and property developer Martin Keane has vowed to fight Dublin City Council’s plan to seize the capital’s Iveagh Markets, where he is hoping to develop a €100 million cultural and commercial hub in the Liberties area of the city.
“I’ll be there till the last. I already have a legal team working on it. I knew it was coming,” Keane told The Sunday Business Post this weekend. “I have a...
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