Former deputy chairman appeared before Skibbereen District Court regarding nine summonses, one for each year from 2014 to 2022

The draft bill only allows appeals where the licence has been refused

News the bill will remove citizens' right to appeal the installation of certain mobile phone masts begs the question: what other nasty surprises could be hidden away inside the enormous bill?

The development, accessed via the Douglas Road, includes plans for a range of 49 houses, as well as 153 one, two and three bed apartments in blocks of five and six storeys

The owner of one of Cork’s most enduring derelict buildings has lodged yet another planning application in a bid to develop apartments on the site.

Councillors, gardaí, and HSE officials will visit the centres in Portugal to examine options for similar facilities in Cork

“The Telecommunications Guidelines state that only as a last resort should masts be located within or in the immediate surrounds of smaller towns or villages, or in a residential area or beside schools,” inspector, Caryn Coogan, said

Interim head Oonagh Buckley told the Irish Planning Institute that the organisation 'could not be allowed to go under'

Residents of Barryscourt near Carrigtwohill object to plans for Owenacurra Agri's barley storage and drying plant

Clare County Council had recommended a refusal of planning for the €65m private housing scheme, which will include some 289 houses

Danny Healy-Rae said many farmers with lands near Killarney, Tralee, Listowel and Castleisland have not slept since they got notification at the beginning of April that they are liable for the zoned land tax.

The newly-published terms of reference say senior counsel Lorna Lynch should consider six aspects of roughly 300 case files to determine whether anything meriting disciplinary action took place

The HSE has received planning permission to build on the site of Millfield House in Blackpool

If the board is to earn public trust once more, it makes little sense to publicly follow the familiar playbook of saying that access to legal redress is the problem, writes Cianan Brennan

Cork Educate Together Secondary School, the first of its kind to open outside of the Dublin area, has been housed at Griffith College in Cork City since it opened

New chairwoman Oonagh Buckley to appear at Public Accounts Committee

Marina Market owners made an application for retention of change of use for the site on the former Southern Fruits Distribution Company Warehouse at Kennedy Quay last year

The former master of the High Court Edmund Honohan speaks with some authority on solutions to Ireland's housing crisis 

Roderic O'Gorman said any developments on the site of the former mother and baby institution should 'give adequate consideration to the views of survivors and families' members and their request for appropriate access and respectful memorialisation'

Interim chair Oonagh Buckley told the Public Accounts Committee that senior counsel Lorna Lynch may suggest on foot of her inquiry 'that further steps are taken, either disciplinary steps or referral to the minister in the case of a serving board member'