Uisce Éireann is under fire as residents have had to spend thousands of euro over the last seven years on bottled water, writes Sean O’Riordan

The Cork-born former deputy chair of An Bord Pleanála was central to a cultural shift that saw the stock of the previously unimpeachable organisation plummet to a shocking low

Council turned down plans for 12,893sq m development in West Dublin area of Clondalkin

It also emerged today that ABP is currently running an annual deficit in its finances of €5m, up from €4m in 2021, and has been for some time

Development firm Bmor warned local residents that if the judicial challenge is not withdrawn by Friday, it "will have no choice but to comply with the increased density required by the Cork City Development Plan if we go for a renewed permission".

One neighbour who supported their application to build an extension said getting planning approval for the extension “would benefit all of us”

Beacon Hospital aims to invest €75m redeveloping nearby hotel in Dublin, and to double the size of its Limerick screening clinic

Payments and transfers could be made directly from individual to individual through digital euros, without relying on for-profit banks and clearing houses as middlemen, a reader argues

Ruling made despite dozens of objections to original plans and appeal to An Bord Pleanála.

Paul Hyde last month received two jail sentences of two months each for breaches of planning laws

'In terms of building our family home, it’s all just been pushed further and further down the road, and we still have no idea when we’ll know'

The four buildings were owned by David O’Connor and Bryan O’Connor when they were placed on the derelict sites register in December 2015

Farmers near urban centres who are farming on land that is zoned residential say they face tax bills that will put them out of business

Refusal by An Bord Pleanála is the second prioritising residential over commercial

The former Gaelscoil Uí Ríordáin building has been vacant for more than a decade

Cork City Council has received just seven planning applications from property owners seeking to change to use properties for short-term accommodation on platforms like Airbnb and Booking. com.

Supermac's boss given permission in 2022 for Clare development

A new National Children's Science Centre should be developed “as a matter of urgent national priority” and a circular then sent to all schools to ensure they visit as part of their science curriculum, the Oireachtas Education Committee has said.

The developer is seeking to build a three-storey building on Parnell Street which will rise to seven storeys on Davis Street towards the rear

Peter Mullan had previously worked as the chief prosecution solicitor for the Director of Public Prosecutions before then working for the Courts Service