Guggi

Guggi

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Guggi, an acclaimed artist and long-time friend of U2, resides in Killiney and has also voiced concerns regarding the proposed construction of new houses near Montebello, aligning with fellow local residents in protecting the character of their community.

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Ireland Ireland: Guggi's art is part of the extensive collection at the Park Hotel. 9

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The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: A tour of the Tate Kenmare, better known as the Park Hotel – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Guggi has lodged objections to the plans for the grounds of Montebello House. 7

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The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: buy up all surrounding houses – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Gavin Friday mentions his lifelong friend Guggi from old Ballymun. 8

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The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Svelte, swooning performer lays bare his life on the stage – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Guggi, a long-time friend of U2, filed objections against the housing plans. 7

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The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: U2’s Killiney friends worry about being overcome by sewage – The Irish Times