Twenty people will have to leave Dublin City centre building due to potential fire safety danger

Twenty people who had been staying at a Dublin City centre premises described as a potential fire safety danger are to leave the property over the coming days and weeks the High Court has heard.

Twenty people will have to leave Dublin City centre building due to potential fire safety danger
Tue, 20 Jun, 2017 - 19:30

by Ann O'Loughlin

Twenty people who had been staying at a Dublin City centre premises described as a potential fire safety danger are to leave the property over the coming days and weeks the High Court has heard.

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