The company last year paid out a dividend of €18.5m after paying out a dividend of €19m in 2021

Cork Chamber welcomes next step towards eventual construction of road, but said it 'remains frustrated by the overall timelines

Tadgh McNally lays out the practical impacts of Ireland's new planning law, the main changes it will make, and key criticisms of the reforms

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said the measures would reduce the number of judicial reviews being taken, but that he does not want to see no judicial reviews being brought

Case was one of a number impacted by the withdrawal of services by criminal barristers over the issue of fees

The Poor Clare Colettine Order maintained that the buildings and associated lands are all used by the nuns as ancillary to their monastery

The local residents also cited the likes of 'rag weeks' as having a detrimental effect on the area

The average wholesale price of electricity in Ireland per megawatt-hour last month was €111.62, down 60% from €283.25 in September 2022

Clonara scheme to be followed by two more smaller O'Flynn Group developments 

The Peter McVerry Trust is being sued by a Killarney company to complete the purchase of a town centre site for sheltered accommodation to house young people.

Some local Met Éireann weather stations in Cork have recorded 115mm of rainfall over the past 24 hours

Ireland’s Metrolink could end up costing as much as €12. 3bn, making it the country’s most expensive ever infrastructure project, according to projections by the state bodies responsible.

The site will be subject to the new Residential Zoned Land Tax (RZLT) which will apply annually at a rate of 3% of the market value

Despite all the politicking, it might just be that Ireland is on the right track when it comes to building homes. But decades of underachievement have us on the back foot

Plans to build 270 new homes in Midleton have been partly scuppered after Cork County Council refused permission for 160 of them.

Country Clean claim Mr Hyde, who was recently convicted for planning breaches, failed to declare a conflict of interest

93 new positions sanctioned to help to tackle backlog of planning cases

Denis O’Regan said the council has in recent years approved similar structures in a similar context, and he said the unit could be further screened if requested.

Councils must act swiftly on dereliction, John Paul O’Shea tells EOIN ENGLISH, who also looks at the life of Tim O'Sullivan whose remains lay undiscovered for 22 years in a derelict home

Photographs online show the aftermath of flooding in Whitegate village