Compulsory purchase orders will be required in several places along all of the routes — impacting hundreds of properties

An Bord Pleanála’s final inquiry whitewashes malpractice allegations, rewriting history and raising troubling questions about accountability

Why must it always take a disaster, a crisis, a complete mess-up, before the requisite attention is given to a State service?

The proposed development would have included four two-bed houses, 33 three-bed houses, four four-bed houses and four two-bed apartments

The lack of a proper road into Cobh has stifled plans for more than 1,300 council houses in the area

The former Our Lady of Charity and Refuge Convent and Magdalene Laundry on Sean McDermott St is to be turned into the National Centre for Research and Remembrance

Initial phase of work will consist of residential construction in the north-west corner of the site

Council planners have for some time identified it as a 'key site' capable of delivering a minimum of 1,366 units

While welcoming the new projects, Wind Energy Ireland noted the board also rejected planning from 12 wind farms, with 30 further projects still awaiting decisions

Following that ruling last August, An Bord Pleanála was granted leave to appeal the decision to the State’s highest court

Plans for a dozen luxury homes on Cork’s exclusive Blackrock Road could redefine 'Millionaire’s Row'

Last year, An Bord Pleanála refused planning for fertiliser firm Goulding to move to Marino Point from the docklands, putting regeneration plans in jeopardy

Earlier on Tuesday, DAA said that the overall figure of 33.3 million passengers through its terminals last year would have been higher if not for the passenger cap

The proposed development would have contained one studio, 161 one-bedroom apartments and 327 two-bed apartments

The proposed development by Annagh Wind Farm Ltd would include the construction of six wind turbines at a site at Annagh North near Charleville

A  reader says if the city is to grow and provide homes for an increased population, the infrastructure must be put in place rapidly

Daa chief said he expected the issue of the passenger cap at Dublin Airport to be resolved in the Court of Justice of the European Union over the next year rather than through the planning process

An Bord Pleanála said use of the property for short-term letting 'would contribute to the existing shortage of long-term rented accommodation available in the town'

As well as earmarking part of the tax windfall, JOANNE TREACY calls for action on vital transport links and a multi-annual infrastructure act akin to Ireland's climate action plan

O'Callaghan Properties are in talks with third parties in an effort to get moving on their proposed €350m transformation plan for the south docks