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Plan for 200 apartments in Phibsborough approved despite council opposition
Dublin City Council had recommended planning permission be refused on a number of grounds. By Seán McCárthaigh Wednesday 26 May 2021, 9:54 AM 1 hour ago 7,882 Views 0 Comments
A mock-up of what the site would look like
Image: Bindford
Image: Bindford
AN BORD PLEANÁLA has granted planning permission for a new high-rise development of over 200 build-to-rent apartments on the banks of the Royal Canal in Dublin, against the recommendation of Dublin City Council.
The board has approved the application by development firm, Bindford, to construct 205 apartments across three blocks up to 12 storeys in height on the site of the Old Bakery at Cross Guns Bridge in Phibsborough under the fast-track planning process for strategic housing developments.
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Green light given for Phibsborough 297 unit shared co-living plan
An Bord Pleanala granted planning permission despite objection from Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald. By Gordon Deegan Wednesday 14 Apr 2021, 6:44 PM 4 hours ago 16,363 Views 24 Comments
AN BORD PLEANALA has given the green light to contentious plans for a 297 unit shared co-living scheme on the site of Phibsborough shopping centre.
The appeals board has granted planning permission despite Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald TD arguing that to grant planning permission for the scheme would be “intolerable”.
The objection by McDonald was one of just under 20 that were lodged with An Bord Pleanala against the scheme on Dublin’s northside by the owners of the Phibsborough shopping centre, MM Capital.