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Home of Waterford GAA gets upgrade green light after resident's appeal dismissed

The redevelopment of the home ground of Waterford GAA is set to go ahead after an appeal by a residents’ group to an upgrade of Walsh Park was declared invalid.

Fri, 21 Sep, 2018

<p>The club had applied for planning for a new pitch, with an access road off Inchvale Road to the rear of the existing club, and for the construction of a small set-down parking area, a turning area, associated floodlighting, and ball-stopping netting, fencing, and supports.</p>

'Cynical use of planning system': Contentious access road for new Douglas GAA pitch shot down

It is not yet clear if the club will appeal the decision to An Bórd Pleanála

Thu, 18 Jan, 2024

Hurler's half-built home may be torn down

A YOUNG Kerry hurler may have to demolish the walls of a €180,000 house he started to build without planning permission in a scenic area.

Sat, 23 Nov, 2002

<p> Former deputy chairman of An Bord Pleanála Paul Hyde. Picture: Dan Linehan</p>

Former deputy chair of An Bord Pleanála Paul Hyde handed two-month jail sentence

Paul Hyde has lodged an appeal and the matter is now likely to go to the circuit court

Fri, 30 Jun, 2023

Golf club told to knock 8ft wall

DOONBEG Golf Club has been given until the end of July to demolish an eight-foot high wall reportedly built without planning permission.

Tue, 10 May, 2011

<p>Denis O’Regan, who lives with his wife and three young daughters in Ballintemple, Cork city, said he installed the bespoke “modestly scaled” unit to actually reduce visual clutter from the storage of bins and bikes in front of their home.</p>

Cork man who was refused planning for bike storage box appeals decision

Denis O’Regan said the council has in recent years approved similar structures in a similar context, and he said the unit could be further screened if requested.

Fri, 27 Oct, 2023

City centre construction go-ahead will create 300 jobs

THREE hundred construction jobs will be created in Cork following yesterday’s decision by An Bord Pleanála to give the go-ahead for the demolition of Government buildings.

Sat, 24 Jan, 2009

<p>Four individual appeals have been lodged with An Bord Pleanála against the recent decision of Cork City Council to grant planning permission for the €25 million development of the nursing home. </p>

Plans for €25m Cork nursing home on hold following objections

Plans for a large new nursing home combined with 45 independent living units in Rochestown, Co Cork have been put on hold following objections from local residents.

Wed, 19 Jan, 2022

Legal challenge to planning for McDonald’s near Wicklow schools

A secondary school has launched a legal challenge to planning approval for a McDonald’s restaurant located less than 100 metres from its front entrance and two other schools.

Tue, 24 Nov, 2015

Nursing home ‘faces closure’

A nursing home faces “a real possibility of closure” after the National Roads Authority succeeded, on grounds of traffic safety, in overturning planning approval for an extension.

Mon, 29 Jun, 2015

Application to increase size of Lough student apartments

The developer behind plans to build student apartments overlooking the Lough in Cork city has applied to An Bord Pleanála to further increase the size of the development.

Thu, 14 May, 2020

Port company left with €250k bill

THE Port of Cork company has been hit with a legal bill of almost €250,000 following the decision on its container terminal.

Sat, 28 Jun, 2008

PLANNING NOTES: Old Youghal textile factory will not be redeveloped

Permission for the redevelopment of a former textile factory in Youghal has been overturned by An Bord Pleanala.

Thu, 09 Jul, 2015

Residents welcome hearing into quarry planning

LOCAL residents are welcoming the decision of Bord Pleanala to hold a full oral hearing into a controversial planning application for a 16.5-hectare quarry in Co Tipperary.

Mon, 14 Nov, 2005

Montrose rebuild ‘essential to secure future of RTÉ’

A MAJOR building programme at its Dublin headquarters is essential if RTÉ is to maintain its position as the national broadcaster into the digital age, director general Cathal Goan told a Bord Pleanála hearing yesterday.

Tue, 21 Sep, 2010

<p>Former Agriculture Minister Barry Cowen said An Taisce "should not be allowed to usurp and frustrate the likes of the Glanbia project which was approved on merit." File Photo: Gareth Chaney Collins</p>

Dáil told An Taisce shouldn't alter Government policy amid anger over cheese plant objection

An Taisce says it has a "fundamental concern for how this plant will add to Ireland’s carbon and pollution footprint".

Thu, 13 May, 2021

Calls to introduce Chinese as Leaving Cert subject

There are calls for Chinese to be taught at Leaving Cert level in Ireland after yesterday's green light for the Euro-Chinese trading hub in Co Westmeath.

Wed, 02 May, 2012

Clear policy needed for new children’s hospital

The rejection of the new children’s hospital in Dublin by An Bord Pleanala could be a blessing in disguise, as it can now be looked at without the vested interests of the Dublin consultants, and the “Dublin at all costs” brigade.

Sat, 25 Feb, 2012

Winds cause chimney to topple in residential area of Galway

Gale force winds toppled a large industrial chimney in a residential area of Galway city on Friday morning.

Fri, 22 May, 2020

RTÉ gets green light to relocate ‘Fair City’ set

Carrigstown is on the move.

Wed, 17 Jan, 2018