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03/06/2019

L'Derry Distillery Development Falls Through

Plans for a new distillery in Ebrington, L'Derry have fallen through due to a disagreement over distribution rights.

The Scottish developer and American drinks giant, Luxco, could not agree on the distribution rights for the product in the US.

The 'Quiet Man' distillery at Ebrington Square was expected to bring 35 jobs to the area.

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A Sinn Féin MP has called for the continued development of the Ebrington site despite the setback.

Elisha McCallion said: "There has been real progress happening on Ebrington in recent times with the new hotel about to begin construction and the new office building also at an advanced stage.

"We now need now to ensure, as this building goes back on the market that a new tenant can be found that will deliver a top-class facility in this site."

(CM/MH)

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