Two recent public meetings in Ardmore have emphasised a desperate need for housing to prevent young residents from leaving the village in search of homes

Under the new development parking facilities to the rear of the current building will no longer exist

Yesterday in these pages, Paul Hosford reported on a statistic regarding public housing in this country — namely, more than 1,100 social houses in Cork City are currently stalled at various stages of the planning process.

The application failed because of concern about how artificial lighting might disturb Lesser Horseshoe Bats on their way to and from its roost in the nearby demesne area of the Killarney National Park

Three fires have taken place at vacant buildings around the country in recent weeks

Planning inspector recommended permission be refused as buildings were too high

Helen Lucey had intended to seek planning permission to build houses on the lands, or sell the land to a builder, having received planning permission

Denis Calnan seeking to overturn recent decision of Cork County Council to grant permission for the development on the site of a former hotel at Garrettstown beach

There are fears a toxic algal bloom crisis — similar to what occurred in Lough Neagh earlier this year — could develop in Lough Leane

Plans to build a seaplane base at Cobh and an aerodrome at Belvelly and Weir Island were looked at back in the 1930s

It is the second such mast to be denied permission in north Kerry in recent weeks

Applications to construct the mast at the former Eir exchange in the village had been refused on three occasions over the past four years by the local authority

An Bord Pleanála has given the green light to drinks giant Diageo to construct its planned €200m brewery for Newbridge, Co Kildare.

The All-Ireland winner and his wife Siobhan Quirke had hoped to build a new home just outside Inishannon               

The plan to build a ring road has been dogged by controversy and objections for the past few decades

A range of initiatives is helping to stimulate a noticeable uptick in new home completions

Many of us were glued to the TV last Monday to watch RTÉ Investigates for yet more gory details of more problems in the area of planning in Ireland.  Most people typically switch off when you mention “planning”. Not so this week.

It follows the revelation of planning appeals made by brothers John and Micheal Callaghan being withdrawn in exchange for cash payments from developers

Housing Minister Darragh O'Brien and Labour leader Ivana Bacik were responding to revelations in the 'RTÉ Investigates' probe

Sports chain Intersport Elverys to anchor three stores facing onto St Patrick Street, with hopes for a mid-2024 opening after four years vacant