Councillors in Dublin split over location of homeless hostel

Councillors in Dublin split over location of homeless hostel

Tue, 11 Mar, 2014 - 07:20

Dublin city councillors are at odds over plans to open a homeless hostel in the south Georgian conservation area.

The council wants to turn a former hotel on Fitzwilliam Street into temporary accommodation for 30 men and woman.

The public will also be able to make submissions on the plans.

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