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A new tower on Tara Street has drawn the ire of some, including Frank McDonald, writing in the Irish Times.
It begs the question: are our city plans and planning structures fit for purpose?
Joining Kieran to discuss is Róisín Murphy Architect, artist, conservation activist and Lecturer in Griffith College Dublin and Tony Reddy of Reddy Architecture and Urbanism.
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