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Developers could break ground on controversial housing project in 2020

Developers could break ground on the O'Devaney Gardens project as early as next year.

Fri, 13 Dec, 2019

Barracks site go-ahead faces legal challenge

A High Court challenge has been brought against An Bord Pleanála’s decision to give the go-ahead to a large-scale retail development at the site of a former military barracks in Ballincollig, Co Cork.

Thu, 30 Aug, 2012

Call to put traffic plan in place before power station gets go-ahead

HEAVY traffic generated by the building of a power station and an accompanying LNG (liquefied natural gas) importing terminal in Tarbert, Co Kerry, could cause serious congestion in the village, an oral planning hearing was told in Listowel yesterday.

Thu, 22 Apr, 2010

€30m turbines to help protect 4,000 jobs

It is hoped up to 4,000 jobs will be secured after An Bord Pleanála last night granted permission to four healthcare companies to build €30m wind turbines in Cork Harbour.

Tue, 04 Dec, 2012

‘Too many permissions given’ for one-off rural houses

TOO many one-off rural houses are getting planning permission on sites unable to deal with the sewage that would be generated by the occupants, the country’s leading planning officials have warned.

Sat, 10 Nov, 2007

<p>The four to six-storey blocks comprise 30 build-to-rent apartments and 70 further apartments catering for 326 student bed spaces on land at Punches Cross, which is currently occupied by a partially demolished petrol station and other disused buildings. File picture</p>

High Court quashes permission for student apartment plan in Limerick

The permission was quashed because An Bord Pleanála failed to send ETI’s 100-page submission on the development to the local council within the required time limit

Wed, 05 Oct, 2022

Community group walks into difficulty over ‘unauthorised’ track build

A community group in West Waterford could run into difficulty with planning laws over the unauthorised construction of a surfaced track near a local beauty spot.

Tue, 13 Feb, 2018

‘It’s not the end’ as O’Dea vows to fight cement plan

Former defence minister Willie O’Dea last night sounded a Churchillian battle cry against €10m plans by Irish Cement Ltd to phase out the use of fossil fuels at its factory in Mungret, Co Limerick, in favour of used tyres and solid recovered waste.

Sat, 14 Apr, 2018

<p>Cork GAA said the council's recommendation to refuse planning has come as a surprise.</p>

Rare butterfly and mushroom could scupper Cork GAA plan to build 300 homes

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

Thu, 01 Sep, 2022

An Taisce calls a halt to its attempt to stop N86 upgrade

An Taisce has said it is the “end of the road” — legally — for its bid to stop the multi-million-euro upgrade of the N86 road to Dingle, but warns that Europe will take a dim view of the decision.

Mon, 28 Dec, 2015

Group to report on children's hospital options in 56 days

The Minister for Health Dr James Reilly has said the group tasked with examining options for the new National Children's Hospital will report back to him on May 2.

Wed, 07 Mar, 2012

Proposed Anglo Docklands HQ could be sold

Anglo Irish Bank's proposed headquarters in the Dublin Docklands could now be sold.

Fri, 03 Sep, 2010

An Taisce appeals against approval for €460m casino

AN TAISCE are appealing against the planning approval granted last month for a proposed €460 million casino, sports and leisure venue in Co Tipperary.

Sat, 27 Nov, 2010

<p>The application includes the reconfiguration of the interior of the building to form two smaller retail shops fronting onto Grand Parade. Picture: Denis Minihane.</p>

Planned redevelopment of Cork’s iconic Queen’s Old Castle site delayed

Planning notes for future Munster developments

Wed, 26 Aug, 2020

Incinerator hearing an affront to democracy

AS we approach the EPA’s oral hearing on the Indaver incinerator licence, on Monday, it is interesting to note last Monday’s debate on incineration at the Cork School of Culture, Chríost Rí.

Sat, 12 Feb, 2005

Even giant Starbucks can’t beat City Hall

Cork City Council is to be congratulated for confronting the cavalier behaviour of heavyweight international coffee chain Starbucks, which opened three stores in Cork city centre without planning permission.

Sat, 05 Mar, 2016

Planners ‘turn corner’ on approval for Cork town

Planners believe they have turned the corner in getting a new town approved for Co Cork after amending housing density proposals and having discussions with the National Roads Authority (NRA) about a road link.

Tue, 21 Apr, 2015

FF to lobby company on gas terminal project

Fianna Fáil TDs and senators from the western region have agreed to ask Enterprise Energy Ireland to re-apply for planning permission to build an onshore gas terminal in Co Mayo.

Thu, 08 May, 2003

Sextant skyscraper will take two years to build

Having successfully used the fast-track planning route, the 25-storey, 201-bedroomed apartment tower on Cork’s quays near City Hall will take two years to erect — but no construction date has been confirmed by project developers JCD Group.

Fri, 28 Feb, 2020

Fast-track housing slow to take off

Construction has started on fewer than half of the large-scale housing and apartment schemes approved under the Government’s fast-track planning scheme.

Mon, 23 Sep, 2019