Irish Heart Foundation stall plans for Dublin drive thru located near five schools

The Irish Heart Foundation (IHF) has stalled contentious plans for a drive thru fast food restaurant in Skerries in north Dublin.

Irish Heart Foundation stall plans for Dublin drive thru located near five schools
Thu, 04 Apr, 2019 - 17:02
Gordon Deegan

The Irish Heart Foundation (IHF) has stalled contentious plans for a drive thru fast food restaurant in Skerries in north Dublin.

This follows the IHF lodging an appeal against the decision by Fingal County Council to give the go-ahead to Marbleside Ltd for the fast food outlet on lands at the Skerries Point shopping centre.

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