Dublin GAA club object to plan to build 650 apartments in Clontarf

The development of the site beside St Anne's Park led to protests by locals last year.

Dublin GAA club object to plan to build 650 apartments in Clontarf
Tue, 12 Nov, 2019 - 10:03
Digital Desk staff

A Dublin GAA club has lodged an objection to plans for hundreds of apartments in Clontarf.

The development of the site beside St Anne's Park led to protests by locals last year.

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