Green light given to €40 million housing complex

THE builders may be on holidays, but developers are keeping themselves busy submitting plans for hundreds more homes in County Cork.

Green light given to €40 million housing complex
Fri, 04 Aug, 2006 - 01:00
Sean O’Riordan

Blarney-based Coleman Brothers Developments were yesterday granted permission for an estimated €40 million project at Ballynacorra, Midleton. The company will demolish an existing grain store and build 87 apartments and 37 houses.

O’Brien & O’Flynn Ltd have received the green light for 54 apartments and nine houses at their phased redevelopment of Moneygurney, Douglas.

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CourtsPlace: County CorkPlace: BlarneyPlace: BallynacorraPlace: MidletonPlace: DouglasPlace: Co CarlowPlace: north CorkPlace: CastletownrochePlace: St Anthony’s RoadPlace: KilworthPlace: KerryPlace: InnishmorePlace: BallincolligPlace: LimerickPlace: Rathgoggan MiddlePlace: CastleredmondPlace: BallinhassigPlace: LongacrePlace: NewmarketPlace: DonoughmorePlace: DrominaPlace: RiverstownPlace: Mount Agnes RoadPlace: DromanalligPlace: Ballynoe, CobhPerson: Stephen MurphyPerson: Noel RedmondPerson: P O’DonoghuePerson: Ken MorelyPerson: Martin AhernePerson: Gerald McCarthyPerson: Bob O’LearyOrganisation: Coleman Brothers DevelopmentsOrganisation: O’Brien & O’Flynn LtdOrganisation: MoneygurneyOrganisation: McInerney HomesOrganisation: Skibbereen Town CouncilOrganisation: Mercy ConventOrganisation: McDonovan DevelopmentsOrganisation: Bride View DevelopmentsOrganisation: Mefcar LtdOrganisation: Glanmire Area Community AssociationOrganisation: LidlOrganisation: Cork City CouncilOrganisation: Padraig DineenOrganisation: An Bord Pleanála
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