A firm that operates one of Dublin's late night venues, The Grand Social is objecting to new plans for an eight storey mixed use scheme a short distance from the city's iconic 1815 Ha-Penny Bridge.
A firm that operates one of Dublin's late night venues, The Grand Social is objecting to new plans for an eight storey mixed use scheme a short distance from the city’s iconic 1815 Ha-Penny Bridge.
Independent member of Dublin City Council, Cllr Mannix Flynn has also lodged an objection against the proposal which is to include six three bed apartments, a two-bedroom penthouse unit and a restaurant at ground floor level. Ms McClure contends that the mixed use scheme represents over-development and would detract from the quality of the public realm being developed by the city council.
Ms McClure further argues that the scheme"is unacceptable" and"would give rise to an undesirable precedent being set in this area".
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