Ninety objections against shared living scheme in Varadkar’s constituency

Ninety objections have been lodged against Bartra’s shared living scheme in Blanchardstown, with one submission arguing the developer omitted a report it commissioned that said shared living is not suitable in suburban areas.

Bartra Capital, controlled by Richard Barrett, lodged plans in September to develop a 210-bedspace shared living complex on the old Brady’s Public House site, which is near Castleknock and in Taoiseach Leo Varadkar’s Dublin West constituency. The plans were filed ...