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Kilkenny craft store settles dispute with Nassau St landlord

Summary

In a Commercial Court case involving the Kilkenny Shop and Restaurant on Dublin's Nassau Street and its landlord, Setanta Centre Unlimited Company, the dispute was settled out of court. Clydaville Investments, which operates the Nassau Street store and other Kilkenny Group outlets, had challenged a €150m redevelopment plan for the centre, arguing that the proposed rules would impede pedestrian and vehicular access, including deliveries, and would undermine the business. The case, originally scheduled to commence before Mr Justice Michael Quinn, was adjourned to allow settlement talks. When it returned to the court, Declan McGrath SC for Clydaville informed the judge that the parties had reached an agreement. The court struck out the proceedings and vacated all prior orders, with no costs order required. The settlement terms remain confidential. The case had been listed for ten weeks and centred on the redevelopment approved by Dublin City Council and An Bord Pleanala.

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What: Report matter: Kilkenny craft store settles dispute with Nassau St landlord. Procedural stage: hearing_or_decision

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• 2022-05-03 Publication

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