
Speaker Conolly plans appeal rejected
AN APPEAL over plans for a residential development at the Speaker Conolly pub in Firhouse has been rejected by An Bord Pleanála.
Plans were approved in March by South Dublin County Council for the proposal by Seabren Developments to demolish the Speaker Conolly pub and build 55 residential units including commercial units at the site.
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