High Court hears three challenges to apartments on part of GAA grounds in Dublin

Three separate High Court challenges are being brought against planning permission for 161 apartments and townhouses on part of a GAA grounds in south Dublin.

High Court hears three challenges to apartments on part of GAA grounds in Dublin

Three separate High Court challenges are being brought against planning permission for 161 apartments and townhouses on part of a GAA grounds in south Dublin.

The Templeogue Synge Street GAA grounds at Dolphin Park, Crumlin, were previously owned by the Christian Brothers for the Synge Street secondary school. In 1990, they were transferred to the school's past pupils' association which later merged with Templeogue GAA to form the Templeogue Synge Street GAA club.

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