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Make Chinatown Dublin official: Time for a Gate!

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Anonymous
10 years ago

As a former resident of the area and regular visitor to the great bars & restaurants tucked away there, officially designating a Chinatown makes sense. It also shows the cities' support for our growing Chinese population & helps give Dublin a proper city vibe like others in our size.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Great idea... I'd be there !!

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Aideen
10 years ago

Favourite area of Dublin, I want to see it prosper

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Rebecca noonan
10 years ago

One gate please

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Alan Griffin
10 years ago

Great idea. Make it happen. And yes it can be done whilst preserving and complementing the historical sites in the area

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Aoife
10 years ago

Excellent idea to boost awareness of the area and increase the flow of tourism traffic beyond OConnell St

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Anonymous
10 years ago

It's about time the North side had some money spent on it

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John
10 years ago

Chicken fried rice

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Xinchen Yang
10 years ago

This will not only help the economy of the city, it will also help people to understand the Chinese culture more

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Glenn Geraghty
10 years ago

The North inner city desperately needs some rejuvenation and I see far more positives than negatives here.

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Mauricio Guzman Alonso
10 years ago

Great Idea, Dublin needs it.

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Julian haas
10 years ago

Nice

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Cian Whelehan
10 years ago

Dublin is years behind othe major cities. So this is a fantastic idea

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Daniel Melia
10 years ago

Good idea. They've a great culture.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Great idea

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Alan Cawley
10 years ago

This can only have a positive impact on the area and the city!

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Anonymous
10 years ago Featured

Dublin North is infamous for being dangerous at night and people know not to walk there late at night. But those who live there know that it is full of charm and life. The Chinatown entrance would develop the area, give it its own character and attract minor only locals but tourists as well

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Great idea - good luck

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Tadhg Nolan
10 years ago

This would do wonders for the area, the local economy & promoting Ireland as a welcoming & non-xenophobic destination.

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Thorsten Recker
10 years ago

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