No January return for workers at Crown Control site
But developers claim work to begin again in March
Work at the multi-million euro Crown Control development in Mervue has stopped and will not be starting up again in January.
But despite the constant speculation that surrounds the project, its developers insist that work has only stopped because they have managed to secure a “key” client for the site. They claim that design changes are now required before work begins on the site again at the end of March.
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