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<p>Douglas Village Shopping Centre was put up for sale earlier this year. File picture </p>

Cork's Marina Market owners in talks to buy historic Douglas Village shopping centre

One of Ireland's longest-established shopping centres bounced back after a devastating fire and is now expected to be sold for around €23m

Sat, 03 Dec, 2022

<p>Dublin City Council gave approval to Cairn Homes Montrose for the development at the 4.1 hectare site which had been a part of the overall RTÉ campus. </p>

Residents object to apartment and hotel plan on former RTÉ lands

A local residents’ association has objected to the planning permission granted for almost 700 new apartments and a hotel on grounds formerly occupied by RTÉ at Montrose in Dublin.

Tue, 17 Jan, 2023

Hotel site owners in Cork given 12 weeks to deal with rubble

The owners of a prime riverside site in Cork have been given three months to deal with a vast rubble mound left following the demolition of a landmark office block.

Tue, 15 Jan, 2019

<p>The Irish Examiner's front page image naming all the children known to have died at Bessborough mother and baby home projected on to Athlone Castle in Co Westmeath as part of the Herstory light show on St Brigid's Day. Picture: Niall Carson/PA Wire</p>

Cork City Council group to examine issues raised for it by mother and baby homes report

A working group is being set up by Cork City Council to consider issues which have arisen for the local authority following the publication of the mother and baby homes report.

Tue, 09 Feb, 2021

<p>Under a new mandate agreed by Cabinet, decisions on parking at public service buildings will be determined by factors such as the availability of frequent public transport.</p>

Parking to be phased out at public buildings with good transport links

Cabinet agrees a new public sector mandate which is part of the State’s target to halve emissions by 2030

Tue, 16 May, 2023

Plans to store boat run aground in Lahinch

Plans to provide a store room for a search and rescue boat have hit rough waters after concerns emerged over possible flooding on the site.

Mon, 16 Nov, 2015

Project teams pleased by prospect of public funding for Cork centre

Rival backers of multimillion- euro events centre projects in Cork have welcomed news that public investment may be available to help get the scheme off the ground.

Wed, 24 Apr, 2013

<p>Site preparation works continue at the former Ford Distribution and Live at the Marquee site in the Cork Docklands. Picture: Larry Cummins </p>

Developer Glenveagh lodges fresh plan for apartments on former Marquee site

The planning application follows on from the 10-year permission granted to Glenveagh Properties in 2021 to build more than 1,000 apartments across 12 blocks on the south docks site

Mon, 02 Dec, 2024

<p>Tiznow Property Company Limited lodged plans with An Bord Pleanála seeking permission to demolish all existing structures and to construct a strategic housing development (SHD) of 823 apartments in six buildings ranging in height from one to 35 storeys at the site in Cork’s South Docklands.</p>

Planning refused for more than 800 apartments on Cork's former Tedcastles and new Marquee site

Refusal of plans serves as the latest blow to the Cork City Docklands project, which aims to accommodate a population of 25,000 in the next two decades

Fri, 30 May, 2025

Planning Notes: Pharma plant seeks expansion approval

A major extension of facilities at a pharmaceutical plant near Cork harbour is the subject of a recent planning application.

Thu, 17 Jul, 2014

<p>An artist's impression of part of the Galway City Ring Road proposal. It is expected the main construction phase would take three years to complete.</p>

Green light for Galway ring road - but roads projects have many more miles to cover

If the Galway ring road is anything to go by, promised road projects in other parts of the country, such as the Cork to Limerick motorway, will certainly remain a case of “we’ll believe it when we see it”, writes Sean Murray

Sat, 11 Dec, 2021

<p>An Bord Pleanála had ‘failed to correctly identify and comply with the obligation imposed on it by Article 44 of the Waste Water Discharge (Authorisation) Regulations 2007’ over a planning application for a wastewater treatment plant in Clonshaugh, Dublin, a judge found in 2020. File Picture: Niall Carson/PA</p>

How a legal misstep cost taxpayers €650m and stalled essential infrastructure for years

The way the State works — or doesn’t — is impacting the quality of life and cost of living for thousands of people due to delays and lost opportunities, writes Mick Clifford

Tue, 01 Apr, 2025

Challenge over €65m Kerry road plan fails

An Taisce has lost its High Court legal challenge to planning approval for a €65m road-widening scheme on the N86 between Tralee and Dingle.

Thu, 08 Oct, 2015

IBEC: Delay in approving €850m Apple data centre has damaged Ireland's reputation

Ireland's international business reputation has been damaged by delays to the Apple data centre in Athenry, according to IBEC.

Thu, 12 Oct, 2017

Apple gets go-ahead for €850m Athenry data centre

Apple has been given the go-ahead to begin work on its planned €850m data centre in Athenry, Co Galway.

Sat, 13 Aug, 2016

<p>To date, 362 wind turbines have been constructed in Kerry, the majority in the north of the county. Picture: Neil Michael </p>

'Monstrosities in low-lying areas': anger at wind farm go-ahead in Kerry

Stacks Mountain Windfarm Ltd will have seven turbines with a ground height of 156.5m some 5km south of Listowel.

Thu, 06 Jan, 2022

Ruling due on incinerator plan

Planning authorities are to rule today on whether the country’s first commercial toxic waste incinerator can be built near Cork harbour.

Fri, 16 Jan, 2004

Challenge to Cork windfarm by residents rejected

A number of local residents have lost their legal challenge over the approval of permission for a windfarm development in Co Cork.

Thu, 19 Jan, 2017

Shell chiefs ‘believe gas stock could be massive’

EXECUTIVES at multinational energy company Shell believe the Irish state could be in possession of massive gas resources off the west coast, “up to 20 times” the scale of the already discovered Corrib field.

Fri, 31 Dec, 2010

One-off housing ‘could pollute water’

PLANS to allow thousands of one-off houses to be built in the countryside will lead to major water pollution unless millions of euro are pumped into new schemes, An Taisce warned yesterday.

Wed, 31 Dec, 2003