Doubts have been cast over the planned opening of the €380 million national convention centre in Dublin’s docklands after it emerged that the development does not have required sewerage facilities.
After forty months of development and construction, and over a decade of planning wrangles and debate, Ireland’s first purpose-built conference centre has opened.
The Convention Centre, Dublin (CCD), announced it is the first carbon neutral international convention centre as the net impact of the building’s construction on the environment is zero.
Kevin Roche, the renowned Dublin-born architect, hoped he would live to see the convention centre he designed for his native city up and running.
