Tidy Towns group brings High Court challenge against planning permission for 131 homes in South Dublin

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A High Court challenge has been launched against An Bord Pleanála's decision to grant planning permission for 131 residential units in South Dublin.

Image: Shutterstock Image: Shutterstock A HIGH COURT challenge has been launched against An Bord Pleanála’s decision to grant planning permission for 131 residential units in South Dublin.

The group, which is represented by John Kenny Bl, instructed by solicitor Fred Logue, claims last February’s decision to grant permission is flawed, in terms of both domestic and European law and should be set aside.The group, which says it is dedicated to sustainable planning and the protection of the local environment in the Ballyboden area, claims that the board took irrelevant factors into account before it decided to grant permission.

It is also submitted that the board did not give proper consideration to the impact on local traffic that would be generated by the proposed development or submissions regarding an absence of public transport in the area.

 

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Why does Ireland have a housing crisis? It's such a mystery...🤷‍♂️

This should be nothing to do with a tidy towns group. They should be laughed out of court

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