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Office, cultural use of GPO will 'keep the lights on'

Office, cultural use of GPO will 'keep the lights on'
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The Office of Public Works is initiating a temporary 'meanwhile use' of Dublin's historic GPO building for office and cultural space during a decade-long redevelopment project. A public consultation process will begin in the autumn to gather feedback on the building's long-term future.

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The project balances the preservation of a significant national landmark with the practical need for functional urban space during a massive, multi-million euro renovation.

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The Office of Public Works is to begin using the GPO for offices and community and cultural space while plans to redevelop the landmark building are under way.

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The report provides a balanced overview of government plans and architectural goals without taking a stance on the redevelopment strategy.

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