
Susan McCarrick
Susan McCarrick is an advocate for local residents in Dublin, representing the Pembroke Rd Association, where she voiced concerns over the proposed demolition of Smyth’s pub, arguing that a local pub serves as an essential social amenity in residential areas.
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Susan McCarrick has told Dublin City Council that the area is at saturation point for licensed premises.
Baggot St hotel plan for old bank site draws ire of local residence and businesses – The Irish TimesSusan McCarrick asks for the planning application to be refused due to likely impacts on local amenity.
Residents object to plan to turn former hardware store on Baggot Street into pub – The Irish TimesSusan McCarrick opposed the application on behalf of the Pembroke Road Association.
Planning permission refused for homeless hub on Mount Street Lower – The Irish TimesSusan McCarrick on behalf of the Pembroke Road Association questions which nuns would be accommodated at the scheme.
Developer’s plan for nuns’ accommodation in Dublin 4 faces local opposition – The Irish TimesSusan McCarrick, for the residents' association, told the council the development 'is clearly too high and we have a concern with its bulk and massing and general visual dominance'.
Smyth’s pub in D4 to be demolished to make way for larger pub and apartments – The Irish Times












