Malcolm Byrne said The Ditch had 'missed the point' of his complaint

An inspector’s report reference to the site as being a “serviced inner suburban area in the city”, whereas the widow said the nearest city to the site is Galway

As the local primary school in Carrignavar prepares to move to a new campus this summer, concerns over the fate of the former building, located centrally in the village, have been raised

Kildare County Council last week gave the developer six months to cease the “unauthorised” conversion of the residence to a multi-occupancy building and to restore it to its former guise

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Proposed 74km greenway from Mallow to Dungarvan Greenway would make farms unworkable, meeting told

The councillors expressed concern that the apartment block would overlook a local primary school

A medically supervised injection centre may be considered for Cork after a delegation from Cork City Council, the HSE and An Garda Síochána there.

During last year’s energy crisis, wind farms did the most to protect Irish families and business, writes Noel Cunniffe, CEO, Wind Energy Ireland

Under the draft Planning and Development Bill 2022 recently launched by the Department of Housing, An Bord Pleanála would be rebranded as a commission named An Coimisiún Pleanála

The majority of the proposed residential units will be houses, including eight detached, 172 semi-detached and 180 terraced houses

While the appeal has been lodged by one local couple, several other parties may also seek to overturn the council’s grant of planning permission for the new school

The Spanish fashion brand is hoping to have the store open after the summer, creating 10 jobs

An Bord Pleanála refused permission to plans for 363 build-to-rent apartments, 61 student apartments totalling 189 student bed spaces and 18 ‘executive’ houses at Canal Bank, Pa Healy Rd

A temporary moratorium on the sum owed to the GAA, which last September amounted to €7.7m, has been signed off by the GAA's Central Council.

Foundations were completed last June and there's been no activity at the site since

Objections centred on quality of life and environmental impact, as well as issues like odours, traffic volumes, depreciation of property values, animal welfare and water pollution

Cork-based company Shinebright had sought planning to construct 46 houses on the outskirts of the Gaeltacht village of An Rinn

Planning appeals had been lodged with An Bord Pleanála in January 2022, meaning the projects had been placed on hold

ABP’s interim chair Oonagh Buckley said that some €5m of that spend had resulted from ‘other side’ costs primarily relating to cases lost or conceded by the board