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<p>Because the proposed development was classified as strategic housing development, it bypassed the normal planning route in that permission was sought directly from the An Bord Pleanála. File photo</p>

Board loses right to appeal quashing of permission for 245 high-rise apartments in Dublin

Local resident had secured order last July overturning board's permission on grounds the height contravened city development plan

Thu, 28 Jan, 2021

Major improvements planned at Dublin Airport to ease transfers for passengers

Fewer bus transfers of passengers to planes and smoother transfers on international connecting flights should result from major improvements planned at Dublin Airport this year.

Sun, 24 Jan, 2016

Judge quashes permission for Cork wind farm

A plan for six wind turbines in Co Cork has to be considered as part of an overall assessment of how they will be connected to the national power grid, the High Court has found.

Sat, 13 Dec, 2014

Parents take fight for Cork school to streets

PARENTS who have been campaigning for almost 20 years for a permanent new school for their children are taking their fight to the streets.

Mon, 21 Mar, 2011

Gaelscoil open day bids to resolve row

A SCHOOL at the centre of bitter controversy over plans for a new building has invited public representatives to an open day today to hear its side of the story.

Mon, 27 Jun, 2011

Property development companies show losses over €12m

A NUMBER of property development companies co-owned by well-known Limerick businessmen, Joe Hanrahan and John Shee recorded combined losses of over €12 million in 2009, new accounts show.

Thu, 30 Jun, 2011

M28 compulsory purchase order ‘has had a devastating effect on me and my family’

A widow became emotional yesterday as she explained how she would become “a prisoner” in her own home if plans for a €180m Cork-Ringaskiddy motorway were given the green light.

Thu, 16 Nov, 2017

<p>Under Dublin Airport’s current planning permission, the number of passengers it can manage in a year is capped at 32m.</p>

Daa chief warns airlines to 'think twice' before planning flights to Dublin Airport

Airport operator seeks increase in passenger cap from 32m to 40m but that process could take years, says Kenny Jacobs

Wed, 01 May, 2024

<p>Coalition leaders Eamon Ryan, Taoiseach Leo Varadkar, and Tánaiste Micheál Martin launching the updated Climate Action Plan last week. Picture: Maxwells</p>

Irish Examiner view: Climate Action Plan may be at odds with the needs of Ireland's economy

The State needs to decarbonise to meet international CO2 targets but, if it is at the expense of infrastructure vital to the wellbeing of the Irish economy, that is another matter

Thu, 29 Dec, 2022

Wife of Dermot Desmond loses D4 planning battle

The wife of billionaire Dermot Desmond has lost her planning battle with model and next door neighbour, Karen Reihill, at one of Dublin 4’s most sought after addresses at Ailesbury Road.

Fri, 06 May, 2016

Indaver told to pay residents’ legal costs

A waste management firm has been told to cover the costs incurred by a group opposed to its incineration plans after the High Court ruled its behaviour during a legal action amounted to abuse of process.

Tue, 22 Jan, 2013

<p>Country Clean is planning a 95,000-tonne-a-year waste facility at Little Island. Picture: Des Barry</p>

Plans for Cork waste facility to be reconsidered as High Court quashes refusal decision

It follows a legal challenge by Country Clean Recycling of the board’s refusal to allow it to build the facility in Little Island

Fri, 25 Oct, 2024

Holiday cottages in tourism hot spot have extra benefit of hotel facilities

A TAX-driven holiday homes scheme is set to be marketed at the back of the former Killarney Ryan Hotel — also currently being re-developed following its sale last year.

Sat, 22 May, 2004

Developer linked with plans to build private hospital in Waterford

A MAJOR developer is being linked with plans to build a private hospital with radiotherapy services in Waterford city. But the two local medics, who have spearheaded the project, say it doesn’t mean they are cutting their links with the development.

Thu, 08 Jul, 2004

<p>Darragh O'Brien: Concerns have been raised about a Government amendment that would see planning authorities overruled if they refuse new developments solely on the basis that housing is maxed out in a particular area under a local development plan. Picture: Damien Storan</p>

Fears that new planning bill 'will make system even more difficult'

Over 1,100 amendments being tabled by Government and opposition for third-biggest bill in the history of the State

Sun, 11 Feb, 2024

Mixed use development opportunities in Cork

A prime development site on Cork’s south docklands is being introduced to the market by Lisney. 

Thu, 20 Oct, 2016

Planning to be lodged for €10m soccer centre in Cork

Planning permission is expected to be lodged in September for a €10m FAI regional centre for soccer excellence in Co Cork.

Thu, 28 May, 2015

Controversy as Adare rezoning goes ahead

LIMERICK politicians last night voted through one of the most controversial land zonings outside of Dublin in the face of dire warnings of the legal risk they were taking for themselves and Limerick County Council.

Tue, 30 Sep, 2008

Portlaoise deny €6.5m bailout bid

PORTLAOISE GAA club officials insist they are not looking for a €6.5m “bailout” from Croke Park and have described as premature reports that the Cork-based developers due to buy their grounds have pulled out of the deal.

Fri, 16 Jan, 2009

Liquid gas terminal may be development catalyst

THE Shannon Estuary is on the threshold of a new industrial dawn which promises to transform the entire industrial aspect of the Mid-West and Kerry.

Mon, 23 Jul, 2007