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A Dáil debate on the derelict site took place last week.

Paul Smithwick OBE, a well-known retired Kilkenny solicitor and prominent member of the Smithwick brewing family, has passed away. Mr Smithwick was held in high...

Member of famous Kilkenny brewing family received an OBE for service to British-Irish relations

In April, it was announced that the award-winning attraction, operated by Diageo, was to close.

In April, it was announced that the award-winning attraction, operated by Diageo, was to close.

In April, it was announced that the award-winning attraction, operated by Diageo, was to close.

Iveagh Market friendships 09:40 Unlikely friends from two of Irelands biggest brewing families that were in competition for generations - The Smithwicks and The Guinesses - have united for a common purpose. Paul Smithwick and Lord Ned Iveagh have joined forces to oversee the reopening of the Iveagh Markets, a Dublin landmark. They tell The Business about their plans. We need your consent to load this rte-player contentWe use rte-player to manage extra content that can set cookies on your device...

Dublin Correspondent A Christmas tree presented by Lord Iveagh has been erected outside the Iveagh Markets following the buildings repossession earlier this month. Lord Iveagh Arthur Guinness arranged the event as the start of a process to restore the market for the people of Dublin, according to a group acting for him in Ireland. Kevin McGowan, founder of Abbey Life and former partner in Goodbody Stockbrokers, is the executive chairman of the group, while Paul Smithwick of the Smithwick brewi...

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...

Legal action threatened over Iveagh Market repossession Updated / Thursday, 10 Dec 2020 17:52 Martin Keanes planned a Covent Garden style market and hotel scheme for the site Businessman Martin Keane has threatened legal action against Lord Iveagh over the repossession of the Iveagh Market in Dublin. Mr Keane issued a 24-hour deadline for representatives of the Fourth Earl of Iveagh, Arthur Edward Rory Guinness, to vacate the building and surrender possession. He became involved in a legal ba...