Concerns for the fate of the Light Bellied Brent Goose has helped put paid to plans for a 580 unit apartment scheme for a site near St Anne’s Park in Raheny, Dublin. This follows An Coimisiún Pleanála (ACP) refusing planning permission to Patrick Crean’s Marlet Group in long-running battle over plans for the site. The decision by ACP upholds a refusal issued by Dublin City Council in October 2022 and the case was before ACP on appeal by Marlet Group subsidiary, Raheny 3 Ltd Partnership. In the appeal, planning consultants for Marlet, Brady Shipman Martin contended that the single reason for refusal over the Light Bellied Brent Goose for the scheme on lands to the east of St Paul’s College at Sybil Hill, Raheny, Dublin 5 “does not hold up”.
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