Boland’s Mill set for extensive redevelopment

Boland’s Mill in the Dublin docklands is to get a complete redevelopment as offices and apartments.

Boland’s Mill set for extensive redevelopment
Tue, 02 Dec, 2014 - 08:41

Boland’s Mill in the Dublin docklands is to get a complete redevelopment as offices and apartments.

Planning permission for the site will be lodged with Dublin City Council today by receivers Savills.

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