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The Greenside Building

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Developer of Dublin office building seeks to sue supplier over alleged defective concrete

Developer of Dublin office building seeks to sue supplier over alleged defective concrete

Wed, 08 May, 2024

KC Capital says the cost of removing the allegedly defective concrete from the nine-storey Greenside Building in Cuffe Street is some €9 million and its total loss and damage is €13 million
Developer claims fire safety requirements should not apply to Cuffe St development

Developer claims fire safety requirements should not apply to Cuffe St development

Tue, 12 Dec, 2023

The developers claim the development's height means it should not have to meet certain fire safety measures intended for taller buildings

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