State rents office for €8.2m a year... but it lies idle

An €8.2m-a-year office leased by the State is lying idle with no plans to move workers in until the middle of the year.

Mon, 27 Feb, 2017 - 09:12

An €8.2m-a-year office leased by the State is lying idle with no plans to move workers in until the middle of the year writes Elaine Loughlin, Political Reporter.

The State has been paying rent on Block A of Miesian Plaza on Lower Baggot St, Dublin, since January after a 25-year lease was agreed.

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