City planners have received a large volume of submissions from residents in Bohermore - fully backing plans to convert Tonerys Bar into a hotel.
The plans would see the existing pub demolished to make way for a 182 bed hotel.
Most of the letter of support to the planning section at City Hall are simple and consist of just a few lines.
They generally welcome the hotel as a positive development for the community, to bring more visitors and create more jobs.
But while the overwhelming majority of submissions are positive, the project is not without its detractors - who lodged far more comprehensive documents.
The hotel would offer no car parking at all - and that's something several residents say is highly unrealistic, and will lead to serious congestion in Bohermore, and Forster Court behind the site.
One local submission claims it's not a hotel but effectively a hostel, given it has no bar or restaurant - and thus has no benefit for local residents.
That was backed by An Taisce who went as far as saying that its description as a "high quality hotel" was misleading and it will offer nothing to the local community.
City planners are due to make a decision on the project in the coming weeks.
