Plans by U2 to build Ireland's first skyscraper could be scuppered after an Irish heritage organisation threatened to take legal action to stop the building going ahead - mainly because its construction will involve the demolition of several surrounding listed buildings.
The building project, which has been designed by Lord Foster, will incorporate and expand the Dublin hotel owned by U2's Bono and The Edge - The Clarence. The complex would also include all sorts of other things, with plans to put a recording studio on the top floor.
But Michael Smith, a representative of Irish heritage organisation An Taisce, has told Sky News that his organisation is against the building going ahead, and that he plans to launch legal action to stop it. U2 haven't commented on those threats.