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Limerick city ‘poised for a huge shopping take-off’

A TOP businessman joined Limerick Chamber of Commerce yesterday for a confident declaration that Limerick city centre is poised for a huge shopping take-off.

Thu, 16 Nov, 2006

Cork City Council to establish new climate action committee

The controversial Cork city flood defence proposals and the ambitious Cork Metropolitan Area Transport Study (CMATS) are to be reviewed by a new ‘climate action committee’ which is to be established by the city council.

Tue, 11 Jun, 2019

State to double Cork Event Centre funds to €50m

Work on the stalled Cork event centre could begin within months after it emerged that the State is poised to more than double its original investment to €50m.

Sat, 04 Jan, 2020

<p>Last month, consultants Mitchell McDermott said that construction costs of an apartment increased by 9.6% last year, with the total cost of delivering a two-bed apartment now in the region of €460,000. File picture: Larry Cummins</p>

Construction started at less than 30% of sites with planning permission in Dublin last year

The Dublin Housing Taskforce's report said the “relatively low level of completions is likely to be linked to the ongoing impacts of Covid-19 on the construction industry”.

Mon, 06 Feb, 2023

PwC bid to stop coach park in Dublin's docklands fails

An Bord Pleanála has given the go-ahead for a bus depot in Dublin’s docklands despite facing opposition from accounting giant PwC and developer Johnny Ronan.

Fri, 27 May, 2016

Donald may be trumped by Clare wind farm scheme

American billionaire and new owner of Doonbeg golf club, Donald Trump, may not have left his wind farm troubles behind in Scotland.

Tue, 18 Feb, 2014

<p>The student accommodation development at San Paula, Orchard Road, proposed the construction of a one to five-storey development including 30 student apartments in three blocks with a total of 216 bed spaces.</p>

Court hears developer appears to have abandoned student accommodation scheme in Cork

Local residents opposed the demolition of an existing structure at Orchard Road near the main campus of University College Cork

Mon, 25 Jul, 2022

<p>A spokesperson for Daa said new flight plans had been implemented per “a safety issue as set down by” the International Civil Aviation Authority. File Picture: Sam Boal/Rollingnews.ie</p>

Irish Aviation Authority denies calling for alternate flight paths at Dublin Airport

IAA says its role is solely to evaluate the safety of the paths with which it is presented

Wed, 19 Mar, 2025

<p>Ringaskiddy, Co Cork, where the €160m incinerator had been planned. File picture: Larry Cummins</p>

Planning quashed for Cork incinerator as application goes back to Bord Pleanála

The application for planning permission for the plant at Ringaskiddy will now be examined afresh from a certain point in 2017

Fri, 01 Oct, 2021

Compost production plant gets go-ahead

A NEW compost production plant which could create up to 30 jobs in north Tipperary has been given the go-ahead by An Bord Pleanála.

Fri, 07 Nov, 2008

14-acre site of former St Kevin’s Asylum finally put on the market

The former St Kevin’s Asylum, and over 14 acres of zoned land, has finally been placed on the market for sale by the HSE, with a €2.95 million price guide via agents Lisney, who say it has clear residential development potential.

Thu, 22 Mar, 2018

Indaver ‘open to dialogue’ on incinerator fears

Waste firm Indaver says it is open to dialogue with Cork Harbour residents about its controversial €160m incinerator project.

Sat, 02 Jun, 2018

PAC urges Noonan to answer on Nama

The Dáil’s money watchdog has called Finance Minister Michael Noonan to give evidence to it regarding the highly controversial €1.6bn sale of Nama’s Northern property empire.

Fri, 09 Oct, 2015

Appeals board overrules inspector to give go-ahead for 450 build-to-rent apartments In Dublin

The appeals board approved the apartment plan in spite of the strong recommendation by its own inspector to refuse planning.

Tue, 20 Aug, 2019

Indaver hearing: Cork Harbour incinerator hearing begins with angry exchanges

There were angry exchanges and at least three calls for an adjournment at the opening day of An Bord Pleanála’s oral hearing into proposals by waste management company Indaver Ireland to build a €160m incinerator in Ringaskiddy, Co Cork.

Wed, 20 Apr, 2016

Town bypassed by boom fights for motorway link

A TOWN bypassed by the Celtic Tiger is preparing to fight for the right to be linked to the new M20 Cork-Limerick motorway.

Wed, 23 Jun, 2010

Port company considers 12 sites for €200m deepwater terminal

THE Port of Cork hopes to identify a new site for a €200 million deepwater terminal by the end of next month.

Fri, 08 Jan, 2010

Quarry company warns of threat to 300 jobs

A QUARRY company will close with the loss of almost 300 jobs if it cannot develop a site in east Cork.

Thu, 19 Oct, 2006

Proceedings initiated against BAM for storage of rubble mountain in Cork city site

Planning enforcement proceedings have been initiated against developers BAM for the storage for over a year of a rubble mountain on a Cork city centre site.

Thu, 06 Jun, 2019

<p>Concerns over the number of turbines in the area were high on the list of issues raised by people attending recent community engagement clinics held by the Gortyrahilly developers. File picture</p>

Planning application to be lodged soon for 14-turbine windfarm in Múscraí Gaeltacht

Turbines on Gortyrahilly site will have ground-to-blade-tip height of up of 185m, taller than those planned for Gougane Barra, which caused major public outcry

Fri, 05 Aug, 2022