“˜Delay’ to 46m Liffey Leviathan was a tall story
It appears to be a giant misunderstanding. Antony Gormley, the creator of the proposed sculpture of a 46m wire man in the Liffey,
Anglo Irish ‘culture’ infected the DDDA
Anglo Irish Bank’s “culture” influenced the way in which the Dublin Docklands Development Authority (DDDA) “conducted its business”, according to DDDA chairwoman Niamh Brennan.
DDDA accused of “unhealthy relationship” with Anglo Irish Bank
The Dublin Docklands Development Authority has today been accused of an unhealthy relationship with Anglo Irish Bank in the purchase of the Irish Glass Bottle site.
Docklands deal went against area master plan
The Dublin Docklands Development Authority (DDDA) signed an agreement with property developer Liam Carroll allowing him to build taller buildings on the north quays in Dublin than was provided for in the master plan for the area.
Dublin docklands €4.5bn expansion plan goes on show
A €4.5 billion plan for the further development of Dublin’s docklands has been put on display for public consultation. The master plan by the Dublin Docklands Development Authority (DDDA) includes proposals for high-rise buildings,
Planners veto Treasury’s plans for Spencer Dock hotel
Plans for a €300m 35-storey hotel next to Convention Centre Dublin in Spencer Dock have been turned down by An Bord Pleanála.
Ringsend site buyers stopped paying interest on €293m loan
A consortium involving the Dublin Docklands Development Authority (DDDA) stopped paying interest on a near-€300 million property loan more than six months ago,
The DDDA’s many bad decisions
The U2 tower: the saga begins: The first competition to design a tower for the Britain Quay site was run in 2003 but the identity of the chosen winning design could not be determined.
Wire man set to wade in to Liffey as 10-year planning permission granted
The erection in the river Liffey of a 46m (150ft) sculpture of a human figure – almost the same height as the Statue of Liberty –
