Dublin's 523-Acre Golden Opportunity: Moving The Port, Piece By Piece
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It has long been argued that moving Dublin Port — and freeing up between 500 and 600 acres of the best-located land in Dublin — is a potential solution to the city's development crisis.
Now a new masterplan for Dublin Port — open for consultation until the end of this month — points to the future for 523 acres of port land that has been called Ireland's most valuable real estate and which could be developed.
Does it go far enough in releasing land, and how much further could it go?
It sounds so obvious: the port of Dublin's 650-acre estate is probably the best-located land in Ireland. Why not move the port, freeing land to build the office floorspace and apartments the city needs?
The idea has a long history. As…
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