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Green light for Castleknock apartment plan in face of local opposition
Green light for Castleknock apartment plan in face of local opposition

Glenveagh Homes and Ballymore Developments have secured planning permission for more than 330 residential units at two separate sites in Dublin.

Mon, 23 Mar, 2020

Kildare farmer lodges fresh objection against new Intel application
Kildare farmer lodges fresh objection against new Intel application

The Kildare farmer who has unsuccessfully opposed plans by Intel for a new $4 billion (€3.63bn) facility at the chip giant’s Leixlip plant has lodged a fresh objection against another Intel planning application for the site.

Mon, 25 Nov, 2019

Ambitious €75m redevelopment of 'iconic' Central Bank building gets green light
Ambitious €75m redevelopment of 'iconic' Central Bank building gets green light

Ambitious new €75m re-development plans for the iconic Central Bank building that includes a new 360-degree 300-seater rooftop restaurant and bar have been given the green light.

Tue, 05 Jun, 2018

Plans for large-scale Dublin Mosque get green light
Plans for large-scale Dublin Mosque get green light

Plans for a large-scale mosque in West Dublin have been given the go-ahead by An Bord Pleanála in spite of local opposition.

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