Architect’s image of St Anne’s Park development, which has been the subject of recurring planning appealsPatrick Crean’s Marlet Group has lodged an appeal with An Bord Pleanála against Dublin City Council’s decision to refuse planning permission for 580 apartments on a site near St Anne’s Park in Raheny in north Dublin.
Last month city council concerns over the light-bellied Brent goose put paid to the contentious residential plan for the 16.5 acre site on lands to the east of St Paul’s College at Sybil Hill. The appeal is the latest twist in the long-running planning saga for the site since it was purchased by Mr Crean in 2015. In the High Court in May last year Mr Justice Richard Humphreys noted that development plans for the site had clocked up four decisions by An Bord Pleanála and 10 sets of legal proceedings “and counting”.
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