Dublin City Council hopes for €10m payday by selling off Temple Bar buildings

Dublin City Council hopes to make €10m by selling off business premises in Temple Bar.

Sat, 08 Aug, 2015 - 09:52

Dublin City Council hopes to make €10m by selling off business premises in Temple Bar.

The 25 buildings going under the hammer include The Gutter Bookshop on Pudding Row, The Queen of Tart's café on Cow's Lane and the clothes shop Claire Garvey Designs.

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