Concerns ambitious population growth plans envisaged in Ireland 2040 plan will not be achieved as cost of developing apartments in cities too high

The Ryanair chief has objected to the proposal through his horse-racing organisation, based in Co Westmeath. 

Proposed development would establish 'undesirable precedent' for similar developments

As the board and the contractors continue to squabble about costs and become mired in legal battles over claims, the children of Ireland have been left without the hospital they need and deserve, writes Elaine Loughlin

Cork Chamber backs ruling on ‘key infrastructural asset’ but residents vow to continue fight against it

A 10-turbine wind farm is proposed for a site near the village of Kilmihil.

Project has completion date of 2027 with cost of €900m

Claims board erred in assessment of potential impacts on Natura 2000 sites in Cork harbour

A Cork city community association has brought a High Court challenge over An Bord Pleanála’s permission for certain flood relief works in the city.

The planning permission is subject to 11 conditions

Planning permission should not have been extended without environmental assessment because special protection areas in the Shannon estuary where the terminal was to be built were extended since permission was first granted in 2008

Solar farms will be a mainstay in Ireland as we move from fossil fuels to more renewable sources in the years ahead. Pádraig Hoare examines the technology’s advantages and disadvantages

Almost 1,000 people have now signed a petition to save a walkway through a woodland in Crosshaven.

'We ask SCC to consider whether this judicial review is proportionate to their stated goal of protecting heritage and whether it is appropriate to delay a project that has received such widespread support and approval.'

Several groups representing businesses in Cork have said that flooding incidents are 'entirely avoidable', and want to see a review of a flood defence scheme dropped.

Sharp rise in mental health problems among homeless and urgent need for women-specific services, says Merchants Quay Ireland

Planning row erupts between developer and heritage group over plans to demolish hotel derelict for 30 years

The proposed development is on land at the former Techrete manufacturing facility, former Beshoff’s car showroom and former Howth garden centre, Claremont, on Howth Road.

One of a terrace of seven three-storey homes built in the late 1800s, it's in original condition, ripe for sensitive upgrades, and is priced at just €315,000

However, the campaigners are pleading with councillors to abandon the OPW plans