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<p>The permission, which was granted by An Bord Pleanala last August, is challenged on various grounds including road safety, and that it will disturb protected species of bats and herons that nest in the area. File image</p>

Firm challenges 'flawed' permission for 300-unit housing development

The developers intend to build eight blocks of apartments, ranging from five to nine storeys, and 22 houses near Monkstown village.

Thu, 22 Oct, 2020

Stud farmer challenges decision to approve solar farm on adjoining lands

A Co Wicklow Stud farmer has launched a High Court challenge against An Bord Pleanala's decision to allow a solar power facility to be built on lands adjoining his property

Fri, 03 May, 2019

Kerry residents object to ‘horse urine smell’

The “strong odours” allegedly associated with a jarvey business in tourism haven Killarney are making life uncomfortable for neighbouring families.

Wed, 24 Jan, 2018

Ryanair ready to fight adverse EU ruling

RYANAIR said yesterday that it doesn’t believe the European Commission (EC) will force it to sell its 25.17% stake in Aer Lingus.

Tue, 17 Apr, 2007

Rising tide of recovery could lift price on waterfront site in Baltimore

Will a rising tide of economic recovery do enough to lift a waterfront Baltimore harbour site of just under three acres, up to the €1 million guide price?

Thu, 26 May, 2016

<p>A photomontage with an artist's impression of the student apartments complex which has been approved for the site of Kelleher's Auto Centre on Wilton Rd, Cork. Picture: Pedersen Focus/ Bellmount Developments</p>

Student apartment plans for Cork and Limerick get green light

One project proposes to build 40 student apartments in Victoria Cross, Cork, with the other proposal consisting of a "student village" for more than 300 students in Limerick City

Mon, 23 Aug, 2021

Malone’s Hilton Hotel books €2.3m in profits

John Malone has applied for a seven-storey, 97-bedroom extension to the Hilton Hotel on Grand Canal.

Wed, 02 Nov, 2016

Simon Coveney to oppose harbour waste facility

The minister for the defence and marine, Simon Coveney, will oppose controversial new plans for a €160m incinerator in Cork Harbour.

Mon, 07 Mar, 2016

‘No funds’ for easing Cork tunnel gridlock

There is no funding in place to upgrade the Jack Lynch Tunnel/Dunkettle interchange and Iarnród Éireann has no plans at present to build a station nearby — despite both projects being essential to ease traffic gridlock.

Mon, 16 Mar, 2015

EPA to grant licence for Poolbeg incinerator

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) plans to grant the licence for a controversial waste incinerator on Dublin's Poolbeg peninsula, it announced today.

Thu, 22 Nov, 2007

Cork councillors unanimous in decision to oppose Indaver incinerator

County councillors have voted unanimously to notify Bord Pleanála of their total opposition to Indaver Ireland’s plan to build a €160m incinerator in Cork harbour.

Tue, 12 Apr, 2016

<p>Artist impression of the Carrigtwohill 'Kildare Village' style retail outlet. </p>

€100m plan for East Cork outlet centre 'back on track' yet again

Managing director of British-based Rioja Estates Giles Membrey said his company has reactivated the plan it first mooted 36 months ago for the Tourist Outlet Village (TOV) in Carrigtwohill

Thu, 04 May, 2023

Axe the rights of people to object to proposed developments, planning forum told

The Government should consider removing the rights of people to object to proposed developments as it is hugely costly, causes delays, and is not necessary, the Irish Planning Institute’s annual conference heard.

Fri, 15 Apr, 2016

Riverside hotel and housing plan refused

CONTROVERSIAL plans for a 100-bedroom hotel and 66 houses in Co Cork have been turned down, but Marymount Hospice has received permission to build a 129-bed hospital.

Fri, 24 Feb, 2006

<p>The former Duhallow Park hotel in Kanturk. </p>

Planning row continues over planned North Cork crematorium

Tue, 30 Nov, 2021

Bruton says Midlands Just Transition Fund is just 'one part of an overall strategy'

Climate Action Minister Richard Bruton is travelling to the Midlands today along with Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe, Heritage Minister Josepha Madigan and Minister of State for the OPW, Kevin Boxer Moran.

Mon, 11 Nov, 2019

<p>Riverstown Football Club claims the floodlights are essential for the commercial viability of the club.</p>

Residents in Glanmire oppose football club's floodlight plan

A total of 20 families living in Forest Park, Brooklodge, Glanmire, Co Cork have jointly lodged an appeal with An Bord Pleanála

Thu, 01 Aug, 2024

<p>Fine Gael Councilor Garret Kelleher raised the issue at this month’s city council meeting and asked how the name of the new SHD was decided, pointing out that the name assigned to the new estate is the same as that of the nearby village on the outskirts of Cork City. Picture: Larry Cummins</p>

Waterfall residents urge council to re-examine name of new housing development

The SHD has already been renamed to Waterfall Heights/Ard an Easa, but residents of Waterfall village still have concerns it will cause 'inevitable and unnecessary confusion and disruption'

Mon, 18 Sep, 2023

Children’s hospital - Enough talk, it’s time to get building

The decision to locate the national children’s hospital at Dublin’s St James’s Hospital is to be welcomed, not because the location is head and shoulders above other options but because this saga has dragged on for far too long.

Wed, 07 Nov, 2012

Plans rejected for country’s largest district heating system

Plans for the country’s largest district heating system, which involves a timber-based biomass plant in Killarney, Co Kerry, have been rejected by the town council.

Mon, 23 Jul, 2012