An Bord Pleanála has upheld the decision made by Cork City Council to grant planning with conditions for the Tower Holdings hotel, retail, commercial and leisure project

Developer Michael O'Flynn on partnering with Penneys for the redevelopment of its flagship Cork store

The developer of the scheme said it has assembled one of the best design teams in the world to get the massive scheme right

An Bord Pleanála has consented to a High Court order quashing its permission for 614 residential units on former RTÉ lands.

MWB two Ltd had proposed the construction of 179 apartments on a parcel of land at the former Bessborough estate, however An Bord Pleanála has now opted for an oral hearing on the scheme

Operations at Ballyneety quarry, near Limerick City, ceased in September 2010. Officially, the council doesn’t even know that work stopped here 10-and-a-half years ago.

Cork needs a strategy for when Covid is not the number-one consideration, all day every day

Review currently holding up investment by Glanbia in a new cheese factory

In a submission to An Bord Pleanála, Public Expenditure and Reform Minister Michael McGrath said he was 'deeply concerned at the proposed development'

Cork City Council had sought €750,000 while the GAA had claimed €60,000 would be the appropriate amount to pay

A wind farm planned close to a Cork community already “surrounded” by turbines “in a 360-degree radius” is to see its number of turbines increased.

A Cork-based development firm had sought approval for a five-storey mixed-development which would have required several properties including Quinn's near Croke Park to be knocked

No evidence to conclude that exposure to low-level electromagnetic fields is harmful to human health.

Piggery in Ballymacoda, East Cork, has been granted permission to demolish an existing piggery and increase the same site from its current 1,000 'finisher' pigs to 4,224-4,500 finishers, which will double the output of pig slurry to 7m litres a year

Residents' associations along the proposed route of a high-voltage underground cable, part of the Celtic Interconnector project, are teaming up to oppose its laying close to their homes

Aughinish Alumina had claimed the extension to their plant at Foynes was of strategic economic importance to the State and the mid-west region

An Bord Pleanála will not appeal a successful High Court challenge against the granting of planning permission over the €160m incinerator in Ringaskiddy, Cork Harbour.

Public input and submissions sought for city's draft plan as Cork faces sea-changes, from tidal flooding to Covid-19's fallout

Kay O’Mahony’s on Dominic Street in Cork will be developed to provide nine new apartments against the recommendation of its own planning inspector

Public’s relationship with various state agencies is increasingly strained