Dublin flat complex to be redeveloped to house 400 homeless families

A flat complex in north inner city Dublin is to be redeveloped to house 400 homeless families.

Dublin flat complex to be redeveloped to house 400 homeless families
Fri, 10 Apr, 2015 - 08:00

A flat complex in north inner city Dublin is to be redeveloped to house 400 homeless families.

Dublin City Council will present its plans for O'Devaney Gardens to councillors at the next meeting on Monday.

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