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€150m office block will not go ahead at Setanta Centre in D2

A settlement has been reached with the building’s tenant, the Kilkenny shop, scuppering plans to build an eight-storey block on the site owned by Larry Goodman’s family

Kilkenny shop and restaurant in the Setanta Centre in Dublin’s Nassau Street: parties reached agreement over plans for the site. Picture: Fergal Phillips

A €150 million proposed redevelopment of a building owned by Larry Goodman’s family will not go ahead after a settlement was reached with its tenant, the Business Post understands.

The Setanta Centre, an office block and retail space on Nassau Street in Dublin 2, was embroiled in a legal battle with Clydaville Investments Limited, the company behind the Kilkenny shop, which is a tenant in the building.

Clydaville brought High Court proceedings against the Setanta ...