€427,000 written off by college after planned student complex abandoned

Atlantic Technological University has put the €18m project on hold amid concerns over cost inflation and supply chain risks
Despite the previous stoppage of the project, ATU has said the future development of the accommodation in Galway remains under "active consideration", with planning permission sought and granted in 2024. File picture

Despite the previous stoppage of the project, ATU has said the future development of the accommodation in Galway remains under "active consideration", with planning permission sought and granted in 2024. File picture

Almost €430,000 worth of capital spending was written off by Atlantic Technological University (ATU), after the college opted not to proceed with the development of a new student complex.

A total of €427,000 was spent by ATU on design, planning and professional fees during the development phase for the new student building on its Galway campus.

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