Last month, Dublin City Council granted planning permission to Pembroke Partnership for the build to rent scheme for St Mary's Home, Pembroke Park and 28A Clyde Lane in the face of strong local opposition including the Herbert Park Residents Association.
Mr Wall lodged an objection on behalf of the Upper Leeson Street Area Residents Association when the application was before the Council. Party colleague and member of Dublin City Council, Cllr Dermot Lacey told the Council that the density of the development is of an absurdly high ratio "and is inappropriate for this site".
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