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Receiver appointed to Fordmount Group with liabilities in excess of €200m

A RECEIVER has been appointed to one of Limerick’s largest property companies, the Fordmount Property Group, and its two subsidiaries, which cumulatively has net liabilities in excess of €200 million.

Sat, 19 Dec, 2009

Corrib dispute - Shell risks stoking up public anger

THE imprisonment of five Mayo men in the Corrib gas pipeline controversy represents a major public relations disaster for the giant Shell corporation.

Fri, 01 Jul, 2005

<p>Taoiseach Micheál Martin said a key part of the bill is that it 'really prioritises the importance of planning at local level by councils'. File picture: Sasko LazarovRollingNews.ie</p>

Micheál Martin says critics of planning reforms need to 'calm it'

Focus of bill is not to refuse 'access to justice', Taoiseach says

Fri, 16 Dec, 2022

First tenant for Horgan's Quay block named

The developers of one of Cork’s largest docklands projects has secured its first tenant - with more announcements in the pipeline.

Tue, 17 Sep, 2019

Judge overturns council’s planning refusal

The High Court has overturned a refusal by Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council to grant planning to a company of developer and investor Michael O’Flynn for a €75m residential development in South County Dublin.

Thu, 11 Aug, 2016

Documents show little chance M20 Cork-Limerick motorway will be built by 2030

Any prospect of the M20 motorway between Cork and Limerick being built before 2030 is remote, following the Government’s decision not to approve capital funding for the project in the recent budget.

Mon, 09 Nov, 2015

Revised Albert Quay planning bid prompts critical response

The revised planning application for a major quayside office development in Cork city has prompted a critical response from the management of the adjoining Elysian complex.

Thu, 29 May, 2014

Plans for hospital at Mater site could be resurrected

Plans to locate the proposed national children’s hospital at the Mater site in Dublin city centre could be resurrected after management at three hospitals in the area said they were puttingtogether a fresh proposal.

Tue, 10 Apr, 2012

Decisions must be right, not just for right now

The response to the rejection of the planning application for the proposed National Children’s Hospital was more than intriguing.

Thu, 01 Mar, 2012

Kinsale convent scheme reduced to 96 residences

Plans submitted before Christmas have been approved by Cork County Council for a reduced-scale development at a former Kinsale convent.

Thu, 23 Apr, 2015

<p>New planning bill is more like fifty shades of grey, merging into very black storm clouds of litigation that will invariably and regrettably delay the delivery of homes and critical infrastructure. File picture: Andrew Matthews/PA Wire</p>

The new planning bill — forty shades of green or fifty shades of grey?

Provisions in the bill which propose to make it more difficult to pursue judicial review of public authorities, if enacted, will mean those awaiting homes and critical infrastructure will suffer and it will have profound impacts on local environmental groups

Wed, 22 Feb, 2023

Date set for hearing on Ikea store plans

Ikea’s plans to open up shop just off the M50 in north Dublin are to be put to the test at an oral hearing next month.

Wed, 21 Feb, 2007

Get your house in order, council tells Flatley

DANCER Michael Flatley has been rebuked again by Cork County Council for carrying out work on his €30 million Fermoy mansion without planning permission.

Fri, 06 Feb, 2004

Sky's the limit for Ireland's growing fleet of helicopters

THE number of helicopters registered in Ireland has doubled in the last five years, it emerged yesterday.

Tue, 02 Aug, 2005

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<span data-contrast="auto" lang="EN-GB" xml:lang="EN-GB">A total of 277 developments have been approved under the strategic housing development programme, but just 100 have begun construction. Picture: PA</span>
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Work started on just one-third of fast-track housing developments since 2017

Over 12,000 units have been given permission under the strategic housing development scheme since it was announced in December it would be phased out

Wed, 10 Aug, 2022

<p>Local residents objected to the apartment development because of concerns it would obstruct views of Shandon’s famous clock tower. Picture: Dan Linehan</p>

Apartment plan gets green light for pub site despite fears it blocks views of Shandon

Kay O’Mahony’s on Dominic Street in Cork will be developed to provide nine new apartments against the recommendation of its own planning inspector

Sun, 18 Apr, 2021

Councillor seeks to block Little Island office units plan amid traffic fears

A county councillor is attempting to block the development of several new office blocks at Little Island in Cork amid concern it would create further traffic congestion.

Mon, 31 Dec, 2018

An artists impression of the proposed student apartment complex at San Paula, Orchard Road.

Plans for 200 student beds and cinema in Cork city lodged

Denis O’Brien Developments (Cork) Ltd has applied for a five-year planning permission for the student accommodation development at San Paula, Orchard Road, located between Victoria Cross and College Road.

Sat, 11 Jul, 2020

<p>Approval was granted last November to Cork County Council for the decommissioning of the existing cableway structure and the construction of a two-way cableway line with operating stations, mainland exhibition centre, a cafe and a car park. Picture: Dan Linehan</p>

Plans for new Dursey Island cable car may need fresh consideration following challenge

Environmental group had brought judicial review on basis the environment where the infrastructure was to be built was 'highly sensitive', with the Beara Peninsula special protection area for birds encompassing both the island and mainland side

Mon, 09 May, 2022

<p>Irish Water has sought approval to operate the plant located on the Inchydoney Road in Clonakilty, which would involve the importation of liquid sludge from around 30 other wastewater treatment facilities in west Cork.</p>

'Foul odours will increase' if Clonakility plant allowed to import liquid sludge

Irish Water wants to press ahead with its plans for a major upgrade of the wastewater treatment plant in West Cork despite planning refusal

Wed, 27 Oct, 2021