Housing Minister lobbied by developers for approval for Dublin high-rise buildings

Developers lobbied ministers to get approval for high-rise buildings in Dublin city, including attempts to overcome “red tape” in obtaining planning with authorities.

Housing Minister lobbied by developers for approval for Dublin high-rise buildings

Developers lobbied ministers to get approval for high-rise buildings in Dublin city, including attempts to overcome “red tape” in obtaining planning with authorities.

In one letter to Housing Minister Eoghan Murphy in January, developer Johnny Ronan complained about “restrictive height limits” on buildings in the Dublin Docklands area.

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