Council tells Johnny Ronan to keep noise down at D4 venue described as 'pop-up party venue'

Dublin City Council has told a company owned by developer, Johnny Ronan, to keep the noise down in its planned new ‘live-work’ venture at Mr Ronan’s luxury Embassy House in Dublin 4.

Council tells Johnny Ronan to keep noise down at D4 venue described as 'pop-up party venue'

Dublin City Council has told a company owned by developer, Johnny Ronan, to keep the noise down in its planned new ‘live-work’ venture at Mr Ronan’s luxury Embassy House in Dublin 4.

Mr Ronan’s RGRE Embassy Ltd has secured planning permission for the live-work proposal at No 32 Burlington Road after the company almost halved the quantum of office space proposed from 353 sq m to 187 sq m due to concerns expressed by the planning authority.

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