Councillors also approve construction of 35 apartments on Berkeley Street in Dublin 7 by housing charity Cabhrú
In the new agreement approved on Monday, the HSE will agree to transfer the Inchicore site to the council and pay the council an additional €2 million for the Rathmines site. However, in the event of the primary care centre not going ahead, the council would retain both sites and pay the HSE €3.5 million.
Councillors also approved the construction of 35 apartments on Berkeley Street in Dublin 7 by senior citizens housing charity Cabhrú.
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