Pub escapes demolition after permission for apartments refused
A Cork-based development firm had sought approval for a five-storey mixed-development which would have required several properties including Quinn s near Croke Park to be knocked
Quinns Pub on the Lower Drumcondra Road will not be knocked after planning for apartments on the site of the Dublin Northside pub was refused. Photo: Gareth Chaney, Collins
Sun, 11 Apr, 2021 - 12:30
Sean McCarthaigh Plans to develop an apartment complex and shops on the site of Quinn’s pub in Drumcondra have been rejected as Dublin City Council said its promoters had failed to justify the proposed demolition of the famous northside meeting place.
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Drumcondra locals object to demolition of landmark Quinn s Pub
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Drumcondra residents object to demolition of landmark Quinn s Pub
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Amberley residents turned out in force again to get answers over the massive tyre fire near their town last month.
Residents living near the site of a massive tyre fire in North Canterbury may have to wait weeks to find out what toxins they have been exposed to. But they should not hold back on planting crops, Canterbury District Health Board (CDHB) medical officer of health Cheryl Brunton told a public meeting in Amberley on Thursday. Dozens of residents attended the meeting, held almost two weeks since 160,000 tyres were set alight at a yard on Racecourse Rd.