
Moat Lodge to be centre for asylum seekers
Moat Lodge in Lucan has been granted a planning exemption to act as accommodation for asylum seekers.
The 17th-century cottage and former B&B on the Lock Road has been declared exempt from planning permission for a change of use of the site from the hospitality location it was to now provide accommodation for persons seeking international protection in Ireland.
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