Residential zoned land tax 'becoming a tax on development'

Michael O'Flynn has lost one appeal to have land on the Naas Road excluded from the new tax and estimates that it will cost him €1m per annum

The SHD has already been renamed to Waterfall Heights/Ard an Easa, but residents of Waterfall village still have concerns it will cause 'inevitable and unnecessary confusion and disruption'

An Bord Pleanála refused permission for the development of a liquefied natural gas terminal and power station on the Shannon estuary

The mayor of Kerry, Jim Finucane, said the board’s decision was 'incomprehensible'

Eamon Ryan says one in 10 voters “get” the Green agenda and could and should vote green in the next elections

Conference hears lack of action on planning could impact investment and delay energy transition

Mr Healy-Rae’s company, Roughty Properties, had sought permission for a three-storey extension to Rosemont Guesthouse in Tralee

Though still in a housing crisis, we have done remarkably well to navigate the challenges of the last three years, writes James O’Donovan

The motion is expected to pass at the next meeting of the 17 councillors representing Rush/Lusk on Thursday following controversy over the operation of night-time flights at Dublin Airport.

The submission deadline for Eirgrid’s Ress3 auction for onshore renewable energy projects is next week and the results will be announced in October

Temporary 'fixes' planned in advance of a proper bypass of Charleville — as part of the planned N/M20 Cork-Limerick main road upgrade

Those responsible should hang their heads in shame. They won’t, of course, but they have failed utterly in their duty to the people of Cork

The site is earmarked for 1,325 residential units on a site bounded on either side by Monahan Road and Centre Park Road

Basil Geoghegan wrote to Leo Varadkar seeking to highlight 'a matter of significant concern' which 'if not resolved urgently... will have serious consequences'

It’s understood that there will be public access to the lane in the day but that students will access their accommodation from the lane with a key fob at night

In a letter on behalf of Mary Immaculate College vice president Michael Keane, the college said the expansion 'will have a negative impact on their property'

Business owners and residents stress they fully support SVP's work, but say 'we are reaching a saturation point of social services in the Georgian Quarter'

Amid the ongoing dispute between locals and Dublin Airport, one resident told the Irish Examiner he no longer lets his children cycle on local roads as the noise from overhead planes makes cars impossible to hear

Residents claim development near Old Head of Kinsale golf course would impact quality of life and block seas views