Great to see the positive planning decision come through on this. Credit to DCC and Tuath for attempting to utilise the land which is ripe for development. Hopefully ACP uphold the permission in the face of the stated desire by some to appeal.
A flavour of the observations that were submitted against the development are noted in the article, majority are absolutely laughable and the observations from the local elected officials showcases once again which parties are anti-development.
rye_212 on
How has the re-development of Ballymun gone? Are the same number of people housed in the area as before the redevelopment started in the early 2000s? Seems like it makes less headlines these days, which is a good thing.
Difficult-Set-3151 on
> The apartments will be a mix of social and cost-rental homes, with none to be sold on the open market.
Like usual.
The apartments will be filled with scrotes, running them for the decent people.
Super-Cynical on
Dessie Ellis seems to be blowing this out of proportion, as if this development will be the fuse to detonate latent community issues, while apartments like this are the only way to address the exploding population in Dublin
jacksqualk on
The M50 is looking forward to it
GreaterGoodIreland on
Great, more flats to become notorious slums.
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Great to see the positive planning decision come through on this. Credit to DCC and Tuath for attempting to utilise the land which is ripe for development. Hopefully ACP uphold the permission in the face of the stated desire by some to appeal.
A flavour of the observations that were submitted against the development are noted in the article, majority are absolutely laughable and the observations from the local elected officials showcases once again which parties are anti-development.
How has the re-development of Ballymun gone? Are the same number of people housed in the area as before the redevelopment started in the early 2000s? Seems like it makes less headlines these days, which is a good thing.
> The apartments will be a mix of social and cost-rental homes, with none to be sold on the open market.
Like usual.
The apartments will be filled with scrotes, running them for the decent people.
Dessie Ellis seems to be blowing this out of proportion, as if this development will be the fuse to detonate latent community issues, while apartments like this are the only way to address the exploding population in Dublin
The M50 is looking forward to it
Great, more flats to become notorious slums.