A deal worth over €3 million has been reached to fix fire safety defects at the Longboat Quay in the Dublin City Docklands. The hazards were identified two years ago but a long legal has finally settled that Dublin City Council will pay €1.85 million while the receivers of Bernard McNamara’s company Gendsong will pay the remainder to contribute toward the repairs. Reported in the Irish Times, “Concerns over fire safety in the complex arose…

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Bank-appointed receiver Ken Fennell, of Deloitte, was granted a temporary High Court injunction directing David Coulson, operator of the cafe bar and restaurant, to pull down the shutters. Mr Coulson now has to comply with an enforcement order issued by Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council earlier this month directing that the premises close on grounds of fire safety. It led to the cancellation of the Dalkey Lobster Festival this year.