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"This house is a piece of history and should not be knocked down and turned into luxury apartments'

The home of a 1916 Rising leader is to be flattened to make way for luxury apartments. A protest...

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18.15 11 Sep 2020


"This house is a piece of history and should not be knocked down and turned into luxury apartments'


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18.15 11 Sep 2020


The home of a 1916 Rising leader is to be flattened to make way for luxury apartments.

A protest against the demolition was held this afternoon in Ballsbridge.

Yesterday An Bord Pleanala gave the green light for developers to demolish the home of The O’Rahilly at Ballsbridge, Dublin 4 to make way for a €66 million 12 storey luxury apartment development, and this was despite opposition from historians, An Taisce and the Department of Culture and Arts.

Our reporter Barry Whyte reports....


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