Landlord Ires Reit has been refused permission for a new apartment block in Tallaght, Dublin, following an appeal to An Coimisiún Pleanála. The property group had applied for permission in January to build a six-storey block of 38 apartments on a 0.34 hectare site formally known as Bruce House on Main Road in Tallaght, Dublin 24.
The application was granted permission by South Dublin County Council on the condition Ires Reit included more three-bed apartments in the block, which would reduce the total number of apartments in the development to 33 units. The company appealed the ruling by the local authority to An Coimisiún Pleanála on the grounds the reduced scale of the project would compromise the viability of the scheme.
The application was granted permission by South Dublin County Council on the condition Ires Reit included more three-bed apartments in the block, which would reduce the total number of apartments in the development to 33 units. The company appealed the ruling by the local authority to An Coimisiún Pleanála on the grounds the reduced scale of the project would compromise the viability of the scheme.
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