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<p>The strategic-housing-development process has been in place since 2017. Picture: Ballymoregroup.com</p>

An Bord Pleanála's strategic housing development decisions and the €8.2m cost of defending them

As scrutiny mounts, attention is turning to the enormous cost of court appeals that are successful in a majority of cases

Mon, 27 Jun, 2022

Designs fell short on parking and transport access

Designs for the children’s hospital failed to address serious concerns about parking capacity, access by motorists, and availability of public transport.

Fri, 24 Feb, 2012

<p>Their report said the former Bessborough estate has been identified as having “residential development potential" and as having a very important role to play locally with respect to "placemaking and delivery of a neighbourhood park".</p>

Developers target another section of Bessborough mother and baby home site

After previous plans were rejected, developers are now hoping to build 184 apartments and a creche on a different part of the controversial site.

Sun, 26 Sep, 2021

<p>The proposed development of the centre provides for an off-street waiting area and a reconfiguration of MQI’s existing services with the supervised injecting facility located in a vacant basement within the building. Photo: Leah Farrell/RollingNews.ie</p>

An Bord Pleanála reconsiders application for supervised drug injection facility near school

The principal of St Audoen’s National School said they have protocols in place for dealing with addicts, intravenous drug use, serious criminality and death

Tue, 08 Feb, 2022

<p>The graveyard at the former Bessborough mother and baby home in Blackrock, Cork. Picture: Laura Hutton/RollingNews.ie</p>

Children's minister 'shares concerns' over existence of children's remains at Bessborough

Roderic O’Gorman has also confirmed his intention to make a submission to An Bord Pleanála on the contentious planning application for apartments on privately-owned land

Tue, 12 Jan, 2021

<p>The proposed development consisted of 64 houses and 54 apartments in two blocks up to five storeys in height as well as 46 duplex units and a creche. Picture: WaterfallRoadLRD.com</p>

Developers claim location of bus terminus led to refusal of housing development in Bishopstown

Dwellings Development Bishopstown Ltd has submitted an appeal to An Bord Pleanála against the recent decision of Cork City Council to reject its plans to construct 164 housing units 'on the edge of Cork City'

Mon, 17 Mar, 2025

Lansdowne residents with appeal against development

Two local residents have withdrawn their legal challenge against the decision giving the go ahead to the €365m redevelopment of Lansdowne Road Stadium.

Thu, 12 Jul, 2007

Rooftop cafe at Ring of Kerry landmark gets green light

The green light has been given for a rooftop cafe at a popular tourist landmark, despite objections by the National Roads Authority (NRA).

Mon, 13 Apr, 2015

Dalata Group gains approval for €36m hotel overhaul

The Dalata Group has secured planning permission for a €36m plan to transform its Clayton Hotel Dublin Airport into one of the largest in the country.

Fri, 04 Sep, 2015

<p>If OCP secures permission for the Goulding scheme, it will have planning for more than 3,000 apartments in Cork's south docks. Picture: Tom Coakley</p>

Cork developer says housing policies working as plans lodged for huge apartment complex

Application for 1,315-apartment scheme in 10 blocks of up to 14 storeys on docklands site could be lodged within eight weeks

Thu, 23 Mar, 2023

Fianna Fáil Education Minister, Norma Foley.

Long-awaited Carrigtwohill school campus gets green light

Political and education leaders in east Cork have urged the Government to follow through on a long-mooted secondary school campus for Carrigtwohill after the state planning board gave it the green light.

Fri, 03 Jul, 2020

<p>An OSi expert described to a 2021 planning hearing how the map of Bessborough was produced by a Mr Horgan and a Mr O’Rourke in 1949 and 1950. See first linked article below. </p>

Ordnance Survey to search archive for evidence of children's burial ground at Bessborough

An Bord Pleanála said last year it would be 'premature' to permit apartments on the site of the former mother and baby home before establishing presence and extent of a burial ground

Sat, 19 Feb, 2022

Superdry backs down over The Moderne sign fiasco in Cork

International clothes retailer Superdry has backed down and reinstated the famous sign over the former Moderne store it now occupies on Cork’s main shopping street.

Tue, 22 Dec, 2015

A ‘kick in the teeth’ for local community

The Government and opposition have united in anger over An Bord Pleanála’s approval for an incinerator at Ringaskiddy, insisting the move is a “kick in the teeth” to a community playing a key role in the future of Cork City.

Fri, 01 Jun, 2018

Latest: Plans for €160m Ringaskiddy waste incinerator 'a kick in the teeth for the people of Cork'

Controversial plans to build a waste-to-energy incinerator in Ringaskiddy have been met with ''anger and frustration'' today.

Thu, 31 May, 2018

<p>CGI image of the planned new 600MW power plant and LNG import terminal planned for North Kerry on the Shannon estuary. </p>

Controversial Shannon gas import terminal and power station plans are revived

Department of the Environment says it would not be appropriate for any LNG terminals in Ireland to be permitted or proceeded with

Tue, 22 Jun, 2021

We will take incinerator fight to court, residents vow

ANGRY residents at the site of the country’s first commercial toxic waste incinerator vowed last night to take their battle to the High Court.

Sat, 17 Jan, 2004

Cork waste burn ban ‘must be dropped’

A junior minister has told Cork County Council it must drop a ban on building industrial-scale incinerators which the local authority has included in a blueprint for future development.

Tue, 13 Jan, 2015

Alternative Cork-Limerick motorway route would save €250m, hearing told

TAXPAYERS could save €250 million building a much shorter motorway which would link Limerick and Cork, a Bord Pleanála oral hearing has been told.

Wed, 21 Jul, 2010

<p>Planners said guidelines issued to local authorities on telecommunications antennae state that free-standing masts should only be located in a residential area as a last resort if alternative sites are unavailable or unsuitable. File picture: Dan Linehan</p>

Telco company to appeal Cork council ruling on phone mast at Cobh GAA grounds

Telecommunications firm has lodged an appeal with An Bord Pleanála over council's refusal of planning permission for 24m-high mast on grounds the site is adjacent to homes

Thu, 05 Jan, 2023