CIÉ seeks possession of Dublin site for tallest office and hotel building

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CIÉ is taking legal action to gain possession of a site in Dublin's city centre where construction has begun on a project to build Ireland's tallest office and hotel building. The site is owned by CIÉ and a lease agreement was made with Tanat Ltd, a company under Ronan Group Real Estate (RGRE), to develop the property. Tanat obtained planning permission in 2019 for the demolition of Tara House and the construction of the hotel and office project. However, excavation works have been delayed.

CIÉ is seeking possession in High Court proceedings of a site in Dublin’s city centre where a Johnny Ronan company has started work on what is planned to be Ireland’s tallest office and hotel building. CIÉ owns the site for the planned 22-storey structure at Tara Street and in 2015 entered into a lease agreement with Tanat Ltd, part of Ronan Group Real Estate (RGRE), to develop the property.

Tanat subsequently obtained planning permission in 2019 for demolition of the existing Tara House on the site and the construction of the hotel and office project. As of August last year, Tanat informed CIÉ that all piling work on the site had been completed but excavation works had been delayed

 

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