Gort Biogas Concern Group condemns action and noted that the man in question is in no way attached to the group

HSE to lead efforts on the back of planning permission for centre in Dublin

The move follows the go-ahead for a pilot facility in Dublin

In all, there are 96 pending Strategic Housing Development (SHD) applications across the country

While the housing minister is introducing some measures to reform An Bord Pleanála, the problems go far beyond issues of management fuzziness, writes Mick Clifford

Gardaí in Galway are seeking information from those who were present at a meeting in Gort earlier this month where a bag of excrement was allegedly thrown at two politicians.

A local residents’ association has objected to the planning permission granted for almost 700 new apartments and a hotel on grounds formerly occupied by RTÉ at Montrose in Dublin.

Objection lodged against compulsory purchase order of 15 acres to develop education campus to provide permanent homes for Gaelscoil an Caisleáin and the Le Chéile secondary school in the town

Planning board said scale of development would 'detract from the vitality and viability' of Mallow town centre

Foynes to Limerick project has been in the works since 2014 and was given approval last August 

The potential for unrecorded 20th-century human remains at a site in Bessborough earmarked for apartments cannot be discounted, an expert forensic archaeologist has said.

The Bessboro Mother and Baby Home Support Group said the uncertainty around potential child burials on the site still exists today.

MWB Two said it plans to appeal Cork City Council's decision to An Bórd Pleanála.

Site rezoned for agriculture while appeal decision delayed by backlog at An Bord Pleanála

Planning woes

The judge awards permission for the action to be pursued and grants a stay on implementation of the vesting order and compulsory acquisition of the property

An external report into the actions of the former executive director of the Irish Planning Institute highlighted a number of still unanswered concerns, writes Mick Clifford

An Bord Pleanála's permission last summer went against a recommendation for refusal by its own senior planning inspector

Councillors say SACs are impeding the construction of breakwaters and other essential maritime infrastructure

Controversies include the unauthorised spending of €1,500 by the executive director, attempts to set up a false email trail alleging members were complaining about the president, and attempts to undermine the president’s authority