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45 1924

STATE LANDS ACT, 1924

SCHEDULE.

Lands and Buildings

Purpose of proposed lease or licence

Proposed lessee or licensee

Duration of proposed lease or licence

Terms of proposed lease or licence

1. The lands and buildings formerly known as Richmond Barracks and now known as Keogh Barracks, situate in the City of Dublin.

Housing of the working classes.

Council of the County Borough of Dublin

99 years

Terms to be settled by arbitration.

2. The lands and buildings known as Nos. 23, 24 and 25 Pearse St., situate in the Parish of St. Mark and City of Dublin.

Commercial purposes, Premises no longer required for State purposes.

Mr. B. B. Hopkins, Tailor & Outfitter, 26 Pearse Street, Dublin.

99 years

Payment of fine of £1625 and sub-leases for 99 years on same terms as the premises are held by the State. No. 23 is held on lease expiring in September, 1930, at a rent of £60 per annum, lessor paying rates, and from September, 1930, on lease for 900 years at a rent of £70 per annum, lessee paying rates. Nos. 24 and 25 are held on lease for 999 years from 1904, at a rent of £140 per annum, lessor paying rates.

3. The lands and buildings known as No. 14 Upper Sack-ville St. (commonly called Upper O'Connell Street) situate in the Parish of St. Thomas and City of Dublin.

Commercial or other purposes. Site no longer required for State purposes.

Will not exceed 99 years.

4. The lands and buildings known as No. 15 Upper Sack-ville St. (commonly called Upper O'Connell St.), situate in the Parish of St. Thomas and City of Dublin.

Commercial or other purposes. Site no longer required for State purposes.

Will not exceed 99 years

5. Part of the lands of Tallaght, now or lately used as an aerodrome and known as Tallaght Aerodrome, containing nine acres or thereabouts, statute measure, situate in the Barony of Uppercross and County of Dublin.

Commercial purposes. Premises no longer required for State purposes.

Messrs. Urney Chocolates, Ltd., 14 Lr. O'Connell St., Dublin.

99 years

Arent of £50 per annum for the land. A rent-charge of £300 a year running for 15 years, in consideration of the buildings, lessees to pay rates. Water to be supplied at rate to be agreed upon. Fencing and sewage tank to be maintained by lessees.

6. The lands and buildings situate in King Street, in the town of Clonmel and South Riding of the County of Tipperary, comprising a rifle range and military drill and exercise ground, and containing eighteen acres, three roods and thirty-eight perches, or thereabouts, Statute Measure.

Housing of the working classes.

Clonmel Urban District Council.

99 years

Terms to be settled by arbitation.