Planners felt the proposed development would set an ‘undesirable precedent’ and devalue nearby property
Developer Johnny Ronan’s planned 17-storey mixed use scheme for Dublin’s Docklands have been rejected by planners.
RGRE firm, NWQ Devco Limited is seeking a 10-year planning permission but Dublin City Council has refused planning permission across a number of grounds.Have your say: Are you consuming less alcohol in pubs and more at home?The Full Irish Hidden Camera Show understands the craic must be baited, captured and solemnly clubbed to death
“With the pipeline of brownfield sites in the docklands now almost exhausted, few opportunities remain for the construction of taller, more sustainable buildings in a location that is clearly appropriate.” The council stated that the proposed development “would therefore set an undesirable precedent and would devalue properties in the vicinity”.
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