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Letters arrived into some legal offices today relating to the restriction of access to the Four Courts. They say15th September 2005Dear Applicant, I refer to your application for a security access card for use under new security arrangements at the Four Courts Complex. Your application has been successful and your card is enclosed herewith.
Having spoken to the OPW, I've been told that they intend to consider the objections made previously under Part 9 of Statutory Instrument 600/2001. I'll come back and report if I find anything of interest in this legislation.
I could sell this valuable land I'm not using and use the money I get to buy affordable (ie poorly build, and far away) housing. Or- OR. - I could see if I could swap the land, whose value I'm not really sure of for some houses from this nice man I met at the Galway Races.
Posting this as a test of a little Dashboard widget. But have been thinking of new ways to throw logs in the path of oncoming OPWs. Though to remain effective, I have to be circumspect, I have come up with quite a good one.
Objection to Application for Planning PermissionDevelopment Erection of Railings in Front Portico of Four Courts Building.
So now, further to the post below, I went yesterday to stand and read the posted notice carefully. Sure enough, it intends that there be changes to the portico and the introduction of 'new gates and railings'. For further details, it invited me to go to Dublin 7 or Dublin 2 (Collins' Barracks or 51 St Stephen's Green) to inspect the plans.
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