Refusal of planning permission for hotel seen as victory against destruction of city’s cultural heritage
Ireland’s most famous traditional music pub has been saved after a Dublin city council planning decision that is being heralded as a landmark victory over property developers.
Plans to turn the three-storey Cobblestone pub and Irish music school in the Smithfield area into a hotel sparked anger in a growing debate about the development of the capital at the cost of cultural heritage.
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