Dylan McGrath’s legal dispute may be resolved after Fade Street Social building sale, court hears

A company connected to the Mercantile Group has objected to the celebrity chef’s restructuring of Brasserie Sixty6

The hearing of a row between Dylan McGrath and a company connected to the Mercantile Group may be resolved after a court heard that the home of Fade Street Social found a cash buyer for €6.8 million.

The sale, which is to a company owned by Eamon Waters, the founder of Panda Waste, means that the €760,000 owed to EMI MR Investments Ltd, which is controlled by businessmen Michael Breslin and Maurice Regan, can be ...

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