After years of dereliction, the City Arts Centre was finally sold last July to David Kennan’s KC Capital property group for around €40 million. But the legal row involving the two partnerships that used to own the half acre site on City Quay rumbles on. A new ruling from the Court of Appeal, however, looks set to reframe the dispute. Consortium member Pat Ryan was a 25 per cent stakeholder in the City Partnership and a 12.5 per cent stakeholder in the City Arts Partnership which were formed to develop different parcels of the Liffey side site, acquired in 2003…

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