Developer applies to increase height of Dublin apartment blocks to 10 storeys

The company behind a plan to build hundreds of flats on the site of the Chivers jam factory in Dublin have asked to increase the size of the project.

Developer applies to increase height of Dublin apartment blocks to 10 storeys
Tue, 24 Dec, 2019 - 11:23
Digital Desk staff

The company behind a plan to build hundreds of flats on the site of the Chivers jam factory in Dublin have asked to increase the size of the project.

It is the second time the number of flats proposed at the site has been increased.

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