A ruling on the application is expected next month.


They argued the apartments would not be “injurious” to the conservation area around the city’s quays as it would be set back from the River Liffey.
However, independent councillor Mannix Flynn said the proposed development would be a “gross overdevelopment of a sensitive, iconic site.”
“Its impact, if allowed go ahead, would undermine the integrity of this unique corner of Dublin,” said Mr Flynn.
He added: “It will take away from the good visual impact one gets when crossing the Ha’penny Bridge from south to north.”
A ruling on the application is expected next month.
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