Lioncor plans for Terenure apartment scheme face local opposition via IrishTimesBiz
In a submission on the behalf of Recorders Residents’ Association, Pauline Foster said “it is our belief that increased flooding events will be inevitable if the proposed development is permitted”.
Chairman of the Kimmage Road West residents’ association, Paul Kenny, said “the height and scale of the proposed development is in contravention of the Dublin City Development Plan”. A planning report lodged by McGill Planning on behalf of the developers said the scheme “represents an attractive residential development in an established residential, built-up, highly accessible and well-serviced location with Dublin City Centre”.
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