The permission came last August under the now-defunct Strategic Housing Development scheme which involved developers bypassing local authorities to seek fast-track permission directly from An Bord Pleanála.
Niall Handy, counsel for Dwyer Nolan, a notice party in the case, said his client might seek to step in to defend the permission in lieu of the board. Any application would be likely delayed as the Supreme Court is due to determine the circumstances in which it is appropriate for notice party developers to defend approvals the board no longer stands over.
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