Foreshore plan is a speculators’ charter

PLANNERS, like lawyers, operate on precedent.

Fri, 27 May, 2005 - 01:00

If the proposed demolition of the existing Dun Laoghaire sea baths, together with the reclamation of 5.5 acres of foreshore for a ten-floor apartment and shopping complex, is allowed proceed, then what is in store for the other baths dotted around Dublin Bay?

Take, for example, the disused sea baths in Sandymount.

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