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Mercer House: foul problems lurk behind applauded facade
‘Demolish them, get rid of them. It’s very cold. It’s very small , and it’s very noisy”
Remembering Herbert Simms, the man who rebuilt Dublin
Dublin’s first housing architect, who took up the post in 1932, did ‘heroic’ work
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