Soundmigration posted the above video on youtube, which shows the building and illustrates the activity there today. To be honest I’m not even sure the building is even in NAMA, but this morning a group of people gained access to an office building on Great Strand Streetin Smithfieldin Dublin1. There are claims that nos [...]
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Gardai evict occupiers of Dublin office building claimed to be in NAMA
Posted in Developers, Hotels, Irish economy, Irish Property, NAMA, vacant property on January 28, 2012 | 11 Comments »
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