Some 50 observations were submitted regarding the plans, including concerns about density, access, and its impact on green spaces

Futureproof Clare was joined by the likes of Ecojustice Ireland, Extinction Rebellion, and Friends of the Irish Environment

The State’s embattled planning authority spent €11.7m on its own costs and those of opposing parties over a four-year period, according to new data seen by the Irish Examiner.

Warning over potentoial loss of jobs following ruling

As national blackout fears and unaffordable energy bills haunt the public consciousness ahead of winter, marine and energy expert Dr Val Cummins, says Ireland’s energy security is possible – if all stakeholders work together now.

One of the issues for Glenwood Residents Association includes the nature of the profile of the proposed residents of Glenwood House in Carrigaline

Cork City Council raised concerns about impact of proposed development on Cork's northside on marsh fritillary butterfly and on rare waxcap mushroom

The request means that the publication of the much-anticipated report is likely to be delayed for a considerable period of time

Animal feed production company Southern Milling expresses 'grave' concerns over redevelopment 

If this goes well and, say Munster were to reach a Champions Cup semi-final next year with a home fixture, the match would be expected to take place at the Cork venue

Earlier this year, Estuary View Enterprises lodged combined Strategic Housing Development plans with An Bord Pleanála to construct 420 apartments plus a café and creche on the site in Blackrock in Cork city

The scheme is made up of 85 semi-detached homes; 118 terraced units; 53 duplex units; and 63 apartments.

Hibernia Star Ltd first applied to Cork City Council for permission for the hotel and a 10,632 square metre office building over seven storeys in January

Enabling works on the 14-acre site is to commence soon and will take a number of months to complete, the Land Development Agency confirmed.

An Bord Pleanála upholds county council's decision to deny permission, citing coastal erosion concerns

Proposed Killarney development of houses, duplexes, town houses and 152 apartments had backing of council planners but was refused permission by An Bord Pleanála

Review will focus on decision-making practices of the board and how case files are allocated to board members

Social Democrats co-leader Róisín Shortall says the Taoiseach needs to act after what she describes as a litany of errors

Locals feared the plans would have seen a green space at the estate's entrance replaced with 192 car spaces

The proposals include a new museum, visitor centre and café in a redeveloped South Stand and a children’s playground at the Atlantic Pond