Plans unveiled for Diamond tower in Dublin

Developer Sean Dunne tonight unveiled ambitious plans for a 37-storey diamond shaped tower in Dublin 4.

Plans unveiled for Diamond tower in Dublin
Thu, 30 Aug, 2007 - 23:06

Developer Sean Dunne tonight unveiled ambitious plans for a 37-storey diamond shaped tower in Dublin 4.

The Mountbrook Group is seeking permission to build a 132 meter high landmark building on the seven acre site currently occupied by the Jurys Berkeley Court Hotel in Ballsbridge.

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