Trinity given permission by Dublin City Council for Oisin House redevelopment
College have been given permission by Dublin City Council for plans to redevelop Oísin House, which is set to cost €50 million to complete. Dublin City Council’s report approved Trinity’s new planning submission for the “reduction in height, mass and bulk and associated alterations to the roof profile will allow the new building to […]
Colleges across Ireland add up to €1000 onto rents
Rents for student residences across Ireland have increased by €1,000 on average this year. Trinity Student Union’s Accommodation Services are under increased pressure from students who have been unable to find accommodation as a result of the increased rental costs. They have calculated that the demand for the service has risen by […]
College posts tender for demolition of Oisín House
College on Thursday posted a tender for the demolition of the Oisín House Building, along with parts of the Printing House, storage spaces by the Pearse Street gate and numerous walls within the site as part of its €52 million Oisín House redevelopment project. College’s tender for demolition also includes responsibility for “slit trenching to […]
Oisin House accommodation project faces opposition
Plans submitted for the proposed €52 million redevelopment of Oisin House on Pearse Street have recently come under fire from both An Taisce and a number of college alumni. The planning permission proposal, submitted on the 6th of November 2015 to Dublin City Council, involves the demolition of both Oisin House and the ancillary extensions to […]
