Figure includes the €39m spent on the Macroom bypass, which opened in December

Council to discuss potential emergency responses to the anticipated tsunami of evictions expected following the lifting of the eviction ban

Objection to 18-metre high structure on a green space in south of Dublin city

One of the country's leading house builders warned it may take decades for the crippling effect on housing delivery to be fixed, the same day Tánaiste Micheál Martin insisted the Government had 'turned the corner' on the crisis

The residents of a small North Kerry village have brought their protest  over plans to build a telecommunications mast at the heart of their community direct to the doors of An Bord Pleanála.

While An Bord Pleanala’s decision on the mobile communications mast has not been made yet, its recent history with this type of application is a problematic one

Wind Energy Ireland said the latest changes will prolong the country’s dependency on imported fossil fuels

Knocknagoshel residents are opposed to the location of the telecommunications mast, which is close to the school, houses, and other amenities

BNP Paribas index: Building sector contraction is slowing and order books and materials purchase have picked up markedly

Landowners say other sites should have been considered to house two schools currently in temporary rented buildings

An Bord Pleanála has previously apologised for the delays and has said it is not meeting its statutory deadlines in a large number of cases

Ordinarily, planning applications should be decided upon within 18 weeks, but now An Bord Pleanála had 2,676 planning applications outstanding

Two groups say the measures in the proposed Planning and Development Bill 'appear to be more driven by lobbyist influence and popular narrative than by evidence'

Parana Properties Ltd is conducting work at Cornamaddy in Athlone, Co Westmeath after receiving permission to build 98 homes.

Mobile network is appealing the refusal of its third application to erect the telecommunications mast in Knocknagoshel 

Equivalent of almost 900 wheelie bins full of raw sewage discharged into the bay each day

Sisters, 20s, are doing it for themselves at €450k hotel buy which has lain idle since before they were born. The Budget? €400,000 left to spend on phase one

An existing “dated” private detached house and the “substandard” Courtville student accommodation building are set to be demolished for the new scheme

Ringaskiddy residents insist project is 'wholly unacceptable' for the area.

The new planning bill is moving through the Oireachtas at a fair old clip. For the last few weeks, it has been subjected to what is called pre-legislative scrutiny.