Ann O’Gorman, Maureen Considine, and Catherine Coffey O’Brien will accept the Spirit of Mother Jones Award on behalf of the Cork Survivors and Supporters Alliance

Victoria Cross district sees further ten-storey, 243-bed  block for  students near controversial Orchard Road site

More than 18 months since the planning application was lodged with Cork City Council, contractors moved on site this week

Huge pay increases would be a fair outcome for frontline staff who worked throughout the pandemic lockdowns

Hundreds of thousands queued for tickets from the early hours of this morning 

Planning permission for a series of major improvements to Mallow Town Park, including a new multi-use events area and jogging trail, has been secured by Cork County Council.

On weekday mornings, students at the Cork Educate Together Secondary School (CETSS) are picked up by bus in Rochestown, close to the 22-acre site where their school should be, and brought into the city.

There is a strict prohibition on “shadow flicker”, which refers to the repeated blocking and unblocking of the sun as the blades of the turbine rotate.

Plan would see 205 houses and 70 apartments developed off the Ballyhooly Road, a short distance from the Ballyvolane Shopping Centre

The company also plans to provide a shuttle bus service from the centre of Dingle for visitors during summer months

A similar application by the company last year was refused on grounds of environmental and road safety concerns.

From a portable building in the car park to a golfing must-play of world renown, the Old Head and its genial General Manager Jim O’Brien have quite the adventure to reflect upon

Proposed development has been opposed by Navan resident Don Weldon, who has expressed concern about its environmental impact and traffic implications

A property investment firm, which owns the holiday apartments with the grounds of the Hotel Killarney, won An Bord Pleanála approval to convert the holiday apartments into residential units.  

The two separate challenges to the Irish Cement licence have been admitted to the fast track Commercial Court

An Bord Pleanála has given the go-ahead for the 18km road over three years after receiving the application

One argument is that there was no adequate environmental impact assessment of the quantity of milk that will supply the factory

About 500 landowners would be affected by the proposed ring road running from the west of the city near Barna to the existing M6 motorway

The plans included two controversial car parks on public land

Fishermen and a local school principal have concerns about the proposed siting of a pumping station and treatment plant