Mater site rejected for location of new children's hospital

Plans for the new dedicated children’s hospital in Dublin have been refused, it has been confirmed.

Mater site rejected for location of new children's hospital
Thu, 23 Feb, 2012 - 09:17

Plans for the new dedicated children’s hospital in Dublin have been refused, it has been confirmed.

Inspectors at An Bord Pleanála rejected the ambitious design proposed for Eccles Street in the north inner city on the same site as the Mater.

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CourtsNational Children's HospitalPlace: DublinPlace: Eccles StreetPlace: Temple StreetPlace: CrumlinPlace: TallaghtPlace: Newlands CrossPlace: M50Place: DonegalPlace: BelfastPlace: BlanchardstownPlace: O’Connell StreetPlace: North Great George’s StreetPerson: Roisin HealyPerson: HealyPerson: Ray MartinPerson: MartinOrganisation: MaterOrganisation: An Bord PleanálaOrganisation: New Children’s Hospital AllianceOrganisation: Children’s Hospital of IrelandOrganisation: Children’s Hospital ofOrganisation: Tallaght HospitalOrganisation: James Connolly Memorial
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