Developers mount legal challenge over planning refusal to build Dublin housing develoment

A company of developer John O'Flynn has brought a legal challenge against An Bord Pleanala's refusal to grant planning permission for 34 houses and a roadway in South County Dublin.

Developers mount legal challenge over planning refusal to build Dublin housing develoment
Mon, 09 Oct, 2017 - 16:19

By Ann O'Loughlin

A company of developer John O'Flynn has brought a legal challenge against An Bord Pleanala's refusal to grant planning permission for 34 houses and a roadway in South County Dublin.

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