Appeals lodged against Dublin co-living complex
James Joyce Cultural Centre and the Irish Georgian Society object to SQRE Living development near Mountjoy Square
Two cultural organisations have lodged appeals against the first large-scale co-living complex approved by Dublin City Council.
The James Joyce Cultural Centre and the Irish Georgian Society have asked An Bord Pleanála to overturn the council’s approval for construction of SQRE Living’s 129-bed complex on Hill Street, near Mountjoy Square.
The James Joyce Cultural Centre, which backs on...
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