In July 2022, Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council rejected plans for a mixed-use office, school, and religious development in Sandyford.  The proposals, designed by Reddy Charlton, included two new office blocks of four and five storeys, along with a rebuild of special education school St Michael’s House, and a new faith centre for the Legionaries of Christ Catholic congregation who owned the lands at Rocklands on Leopardstown Road. The flaw in the plans? Amid changing demographics in the area, the proposed development failed to provide for a mainstream primary and secondary school as required by the Department of Education under the…

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