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Report: Limerick City Council facing €50m legal bill

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  • 05-11-2005 12:09am
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    billy the squid
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    Cannot find any links yet at the moment as it has just been mentioned on the radio. It would seem that Liemrick city council have been hit with a bill for €15million for the whole Uniform Construction fiasco. and if they get done for the court costs too it could go up to €50million.

    thats a whopping bill. looks like water charges are assured now.


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    Airblazer
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    billy the squid wrote:
    Cannot find any links yet at the moment as it has just been mentioned on the radio. It would seem that Liemrick city council have been hit with a bill for €15million for the whole Uniform Construction fiasco. and if they get done for the court costs too it could go up to €50million.

    thats a whopping bill. looks like water charges are assured now.

    hmm..pretty sure this is about 3-4 months old..they've ended up paying costs as well which came to about 35 mil...plus the 15mil they had to pay the new company all in all comes to 50mil


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    billy the squid
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    Airblazer wrote:
    hmm..pretty sure this is about 3-4 months old..they've ended up paying costs as well which came to about 35 mil...plus the 15mil they had to pay the new company all in all comes to 50mil

    from what I gather, they appealled the €35 million bill and now have to pay Uniform €50 million. that is not including the amount they have to pay the new company.


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