Who owns the historic Iveagh Market that has been lying derelict in the heart of Dublin’s Liberties for the last 20 years?
Dublin City Council and hotelier Martin Keane have been in and out of the courts trying to lay claim to it since 2008.
But Arthur Edward Rory Guinness, the fourth Earl of Iveagh, whose family built the iconic market at the beginning of the 1900s, has now put the cat among the pigeons by invoking a clause contained in the original deeds from 1906 to repossess it. The locks were changed yesterday, a new security company was installed to secure it, and both Dublin City Council and Martin Keane spent yesterday consulting their own legal advisors to establish where they stood, which appeared to be out in the cold.
Guinness descendant uses 114-year-old legal clause to repossess derelict Iveagh Market
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Battle for Iveagh Market takes a twist as Guinness earl seizes control with clause from 1906 deeds
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