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The Magazine Fort in Phoenix Park, Dublin, is undergoing a transfer process involving the Defence Forces, the OPW, and the Irish Army.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Jul 27

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The Magazine Fort in Phoenix Park, Dublin, is undergoing a transfer process involving the Defence Forces, the OPW, and the Irish Army.

Who's involved

What this event is mainly about

Irish Army Defence Forces Office of Public Works Dublin

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The entities involved

Irish Army
land warfare branch of Ireland's military

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Coverage

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Jul 27rte.iePhoenix Park reopens historic Magazine Fort to the public
Jul 27irishtimes.comPhoenix Park’s Magazine Fort opens to visitors with guided tours available