Infrastructure deficit delaying housing in key Cork locations

Plans for more than 1,400 new homes in east Cork were turned down due to infrastructure deficits.

Infrastructure deficit delaying housing in key Cork locations
Mon, 11 Mar, 2019 - 16:44
Sean O’Riordan

Plans for more than 1,400 new homes in east Cork were turned down due to infrastructure deficits.

A lack of 'joined-up thinking' between An Bord Pleanála, Irish Water and Transport Infrastructure Ireland is reportedly to blame for the planning refusals.

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