On May 16, Lens Media Ltd, the company behind a major film production campus proposed for Grange Castle in south Dublin, issued shares to another Irish company called Cooper Plus Holdings Ltd in exchange for a cash consideration of €350,000. On the surface, the value of this investment is insignificant compared to the cost of the development, initially estimated by South Dublin County Council to be €125 million. The transaction, however, rejigs the ownership of the project and marks a fresh start after its backers spent the past year resolving an open row before the courts. Lens Media was founded…

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