Ronan Group wants meeting with O’Brien over dockland projects
The developer wants the Minister for Housing to get involved in his company’s long-running dispute with Dublin City Council
Johnny Ronan’s firm has requested a meeting with Darragh O’Brien, the Minister for Housing, as the developer runs out of options to secure additional storeys for his Dublin docklands projects, including the Salesforce Tower.
The Business Post understands that Ronan Group has written to O’Brien imploring the minister to get involved in the firm’s long-running dispute with Dublin City Council over building height guidelines.
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