Martin Keane believes he should have the rights to the redevelopment of Dublin’s Iveagh Market. Picture: Marc O’Sullivan
Martin Keane, the well-known Temple Bar publican at the centre of a legal dispute over the future of Dublin’s Iveagh Markets, is “confident” he will prevail and be able to redevelop the site, accounts filed by one of his companies state. In the latest twist to the saga over the ownership of the 120-year old market, filings by Keane’s Drayton House Holdings company show its directors believe they will be able...
DonalMacNamee97 Keane had 20 years & all he has done is to let this magnificent market fall into dereliction, wrecked Mother Redcaps. He has no consideration for the built heritage, market tradition or the people of the Liberties. Guaranteed objections to whatever hideous hotel plan he has now.
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