Green MEP says building homes on reclaimed land in Dublin Bay is not viable

A Green Party MEP does not believe building housing on reclaimed land in Dublin Bay is a viable option.

Tue, 06 Aug, 2019 - 10:02

Digital Desk staff

A Green Party MEP does not believe building housing on reclaimed land in Dublin Bay is a viable option.

The President of the Royal Institute of Architects of Ireland, David Browne, said homes for 150,000 people could be constructed on Sandymount Strand and the Tolka Estuary.

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Courts Place: Dublin Bay Place: Sandymount Strand Place: Tolka Estuary Place: Dublin Place: Europe Place: Copenhagen Person: President of the Person: Architects Person: David Browne Person: Browne Person: Ciaran Cuffe Person: Cuffe Organisation: Green MEP Organisation: Green Party MEP Organisation: Royal Institute of Organisation: Irish Times Organisation: Dublin MEP Organisation: UNESCO

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