The Cork Survivors and Supporters Alliance has written to all members of the Joint Committee on Children, Disability, Equality and Integration committee urging them to advance the process urgently

The local authority was seeking to purchase buildings on Barrack St and North Main St, but the objections will cause a delay in this process

It is being organised by Save Cork City, a group who are objecting the city council’s plans for a Flood Relief Scheme

Various grounds of challenge based on alleged breach of EU law, including failure to establish a system of “strict protection” for the Kerry slug, were also rejected

Kerry County Council is precluded by law from considering a woman's bid for retention permission for a house built on her family’s lands five years ago without planning permission, the High Court has found

An appeal has been lodged with An Bord Pleanála against the decision to grant planning permission for an extension to the existing butter processing facility

An Bord Pleanála inspector made a fundamental error of fact in identifying the full Lower Lee Flood Relief Scheme as 'in abeyance', court hears

Ireland should consider a modern, safe, domestic nuclear energy option to safeguard future energy requirements

Mr Justice Simons said one of the striking features of the proposed development was that it was to be located adjacent to a primary school

Task force says addressing problems associated with illicit drug use means responding to drug use with localised, targeted, and inclusive interventions

This decision will be closely studied by other councils and statutory bodies planning to develop greenways or other forms of active travel infrastructure, where lands may need to be acquired

Will politicians ever grasp that long painful experience has shown this is simply not the case

Definitely, no room to swing a cat, but the city is your oyster at trendy REZz

The project had been opposed by Manor Park Residents’ Association, which claims it would result in a loss of privacy and increased noise levels and light pollution as well as having a negative impact on the value of their homes

The High Court this week upheld a decision to grant permission for remedial works to the quay walls, public realm improvements and flood defence works at Morrison’s Island

Mr Justice Richard Humpreys also ruled Save Cork City Community Association CLG (SCCCA) is not entitled to a stay on the works

The Court of Appeal ruled in favour of Barranafaddock Sustainable Electricity against a High Court ruling restricting the operation of the wind farm near Ballyduff, Co Waterford

An Bord Pleanála the plans had provided insufficient car parking spaces for a development that did not have high-frequency public transport connections

'This could hurt Ireland’s reputation internationally as a location for much-needed FDI' 

The redevelopment at Ringaskiddy involved the dredging of 285,000 tonnes of silt and rock, the laying of 92,000 sq m of concrete and the development of 2kms of new roads at the 150-acre site