Gambling arcade refused for Dublin suburb

Planning Permission Refused for Gambling Arcade in Ballymun

Plans for a gambling arcade in Ballymun have been refused by Dublin City Council following strong opposition from local residents, community groups, and public representatives. The application, lodged by Peter McNally, sought to open a “gaming and amusement arcade” in the heart of the north Dublin suburb, operating from 10am to 10pm daily. Planning documents described a facility with rows of gaming machines offering “interactive entertainment,” …

Gambling arcade refused for Dublin suburb

Planning permission for a new gambling arcade in Dublin has been refused following a ‘mammoth’ opposition campaign from the local community. A 24-hour gambling and amusement arcade was proposed for Santry Cross, in Dublin 9 with the application lodged on May 12th causing uproar among locals. The HSE Addiction Service, CATU (Community Action Tenants Union), local businesses and politicians came together to express their concerns about the propose…