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One-off housing - Minister must avoid a rural bungalow blitz

THERE is a strong whiff of political expediency about the timing of Environment Minister Martin Cullen’s decision to introduce new planning guidelines aimed at reducing the number of appeals against one-off houses in rural Ireland.

Fri, 05 Mar, 2004

<p>Queen's Old Castle is located in Cork City is set for a major renovation with plans for partial demolition to allow for the construction of mixed-use offices and retail development. Picture: Denis Minihane</p>

Multi-million renovation of Cork's historic Queen's Old Castle approved

The plans include the partial demolition of the building to allow for office and retail development on the site on Cork's Grand Parade

Wed, 26 Oct, 2022

<p>A computer-generated image of the planned 92-unit residential development at Bessborough, Blackrock. Picture: SHIPSEYBARRY</p>

Planning refused for Bessborough apartments

MWB Two said it plans to appeal Cork City Council's decision to An Bórd Pleanála.

Sun, 22 Jan, 2023

Lidl secure High Court order over Terenure site

German retail chain Lidl has secured a High Court order to stop the locks being changed on a Dublin premises where they plan to build a new foodstore.

Mon, 20 Aug, 2012

€1m price partly based on period home’s half-acre site

A PERIOD home in Clonakilty, Co Cork, has character and aspect - and a half-acre site with development potential that underpins its e1m asking price with local agent Ray O’Neill, of the Sherry Fitzgerald franchise.

Sat, 04 Mar, 2006

Mixed reaction to College Green's pedestrian-only day

Dublin City Council is to reassess plans for two further pedestrian days at College Green.

Mon, 22 Jul, 2019

Appeal against Thomond goes ahead

THE €40 million redevelopment of Thomond Park is facing a long planning delay.

Thu, 01 Feb, 2007

Appeal against huge wind farm ruling allowed

Application relates to a 24-turbine windfarm, which if constructed to its maximum dimensions, would be the joint tallest structure in Ireland, with a height of 185m

Tue, 26 Oct, 2021

Anger in Ballinskelligs as planning permission for Cable O'Leary's is overturned

There is “palpable anger” amongst the community in Ballinskelligs in south Kerry at the decision by An Bord Pleanala to overturn planning permission for a 48-bedroom hotel as part of a major revamp of the landmark Cable O'Leary's.

Mon, 04 Mar, 2019

<p>The former Blarney Park Hotel, in the shadow of world-renowned Blarney Castle. The site will now be used for a mixed-use development, including a three-storey primary health care centre, just given the green light by An Bord Pleanála. Picture: Larry Cummins</p>

Green light for health care centre beside Blarney Castle

Second time in recent weeks that the board has decided not to accept the recommendation of one of its own inspectors

Tue, 04 Jan, 2022

Planners warn of delay to new town

Planners insist “now is the time” to rubberstamp blue-prints for a new town on the outskirts of Cork City, warning the project founder they may “miss the boat” if the project is left until the economy improves.

Wed, 22 May, 2013

Row over planning for 500 housing units in North Dublin adjourned to later this week

A dispute over the granting of planning permission by An Bord Pleanala for a development of 500 housing units in north Dublin has been adjourned to later this week.

Mon, 16 Jul, 2018

<p>The Poor Clare Convent in College Rd. Cork. The order, which has been based in the monastery on College Road since 1914, maintained that the buildings and associated lands are all used by the nuns as ancillary to their monastery. Picture: Des Barry</p>

Enclosed order of nuns in Cork lose appeal against lands being subject to new property tax

The Poor Clare Colettine Order maintained that the buildings and associated lands are all used by the nuns as ancillary to their monastery

Wed, 04 Oct, 2023

<p>Uisce Éireann will tell the committee that a water supply deficit would be unsafe for human health.</p>

Eastern and Midlands region faces future water supply deficit without upgrade, committee to hear

The growing economy and the impacts of climate change are putting a strain on water supply, Uisce Éireann will tell the Joint Committee on Housing, Local Government, and Heritage

Mon, 17 Jun, 2024

Row over plan to free Galway’s congested streets

A controversial transport plan aimed at freeing up Galway City’s congested streets is facing massive opposition.

Tue, 03 Mar, 2015

Plans for panoramic tourist viewing tower on wind farm site

THE company behind a €100 million wind farm in Co Clare also plans to create a 360 degree visitor viewing platform on the site.

Fri, 25 Feb, 2011

Major housing project gets all clear

BRIDEVIEW Developments has been granted planning permission to proceed with a multi-million euro development in Midleton, Co Cork.

Thu, 01 Dec, 2005

Thomond Park development delayed for final league game

THE handing over of Thomond Park to contractors for the €40 million redevelopment of the stadium has been delayed by one week.

Tue, 27 Feb, 2007

Big business and FF trample on right to dissent

PROPOSALS to fast-track major infrastructure projects through a special division of An Bord Pleanála are a denial of democracy.

Mon, 27 Feb, 2006

GAA club bids to save grounds threatened by road plan

TOP officials from the GAA and members of a local club whose grounds are under threat will make presentations to an oral hearing which begins today.

Tue, 17 Feb, 2004