Phoenix Park: Dublin's Next Building Site?

[betamonu]

Also: You show a contempt for urban development of any scale. Would you rather more urban sprawl?

At one point you're against a public transport project, and at another you're against a plan for a walking and cycling bridge? How can you then say you are for planned, integrated development?

Moreover, would you prefer if development happened out in the country rather than around the park? How would this link in with planned, integrated development?

[BloodOfTheIrish]

Ireland is near dead. They are destroying our heritage, our history, our homeland and our race.

[jmccooe]

Is there no body within Ireland or Europe for that matter which regulates the operations of the government? It seems to me that the government wouldnt just be able to over-rule its own inspectors twice without anyone batting an eyelid.

[1dubdave]

what is wrong with developing within the city ciy centre? ie: the vacant buildings throughout the city centre

[tarafoundation]

Planned, integrated development including social housing and protecting important amenities=good. Unregulated development which undermines planning law, exploits legislation and threatens historical sites=not good.