Dublin’s All Hallows College sold to university

Tuesday, June 23rd, 2015

All Hallows College in Dublin has been sold to the Dublin City University.

The site was put up for sale last year with a NZS23 million price tag.

In May 2014, the board of trustees of All Hallows College started a wind-down of the college’s academic operations.

The last group of postgraduate students will graduate in December, while the campus itself will close next northern summer.

Under the new ownership, the site will be known as “The DCU All Hallows campus”.

It will provide the university with additional space and facilities to allow DCU to respond to demand for its programmes.

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