After previous plans were rejected, developers are now hoping to build 184 apartments and a creche on a different part of the controversial site.

Details of a second large residential project on the Bessborough estate in Cork have emerged

World industries’demand for power is returning to pre-pandemic levels, while human activity has likewise kicked back into high gear, which is resulting in big price increases for consumers, and a big headache for Government

The application for planning permission for the plant at Ringaskiddy will now be examined afresh from a certain point in 2017

The riverside site was declared derelict three years ago after lying vacant for almost 15 years

The Environment and Climate Action Committee is due to hear from the CRU, the national grid operator Eirgrid and Professor Barry McMullin of Dublin City University on Tuesday

Roderic O'Gorman says his priority is to ensure that lands such as Bessborough in Cork city, where over 900 infants born at or associated with the site died, are sensitively treated

One challenge claims the permission failed to ensure a system of strict protection for the Kerry slug and Lesser Horseshoe bat in their natural range

Cork GAA has defended its decision not to act on Cork City Council's advice to engage in another pre-planning meeting before lodging its unsuccessful planning application for the redevelopment of Páirc Uí Chaoimh.

Waltham Abbey Residents Association had challenged the board’s September 2020 approval for the development, designated strategic housing, by O’Flynn Construction Company at a site on the Old Fort Road, Ballincollig

The proposed development is part of a masterplan for the former racecourse that aims to provide a mixed-used development consisting of an office campus, 831 housing units, a neighbourhood centre, crèche and 120-bed nursing home

Several objectors have lodged an appeal against the recent decision of Clare County Council to approve his plans for a change of use of a retail warehouse at the Westpoint Retail Park on the Kilrush Road in Ennis

€4m has been added to the budget for the nighttime economy, while another €400,000 has been added to help Ireland attract high-level sporting events

City Hall’s main concern in their refusal was the proposed new car parking facilities on “open space” public lands

Revised plans exclude original proposal for a car park containing 124 spaces at the Blackrock end of the grounds

Good morning everyone. Here's today's briefing from the early crew here on the Irish Examiner newsdesk.

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Good morning everyone. Here's today's briefing from the early crew here on the Irish Examiner newsdesk.

Good morning everyone. Here's today's briefing from the early crew here on the Irish Examiner newsdesk.

The stay permits some surveying works but restrains construction works