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Locals protest at huge growth of town

A MAJOR protest against what is described as the overdevelopment of Kenmare — one of Kerry’s fastest growing towns — is planned for tomorrow.

Fri, 15 Dec, 2006

Kenny Group’s colossal €100m office development gets go-ahead

THE LARGEST office development ever proposed for Cork city received the go-ahead from the city council yesterday.

Sat, 06 Aug, 2005

<p>Clare hurling manager Brian Lohan has scored a major victory off the field after winning a planning row over his proposals to develop a new Aldi supermarket in Ennis.</p>

Clare hurling manager Brian Lohan wins planning dispute to build new Aldi store

Clare hurling manager Brian Lohan has scored a major victory off the field after winning a planning row over his proposals to develop a new Aldi supermarket in Ennis.

Sun, 11 Dec, 2022

Compulsory Purchase Order for Kerry Greenway 'a direct scud missile' into farmers' rights, planning hearing told

The Compulsory Purchase Order for the South Kerry Greenway was being “triggered” not for a public road but for amenity and tourism - an altogether different thing, the oral hearing into the greenway has been told.

Wed, 16 Oct, 2019

Planning Notes: The Raven pub and airport business park could be set for expansion

A Cork City pub is in line for possible extension, if a decision goes its way in the next week.

Thu, 17 Mar, 2016

Lot of hot air surrounds wind farm regulation

Will Waterford City and County Council really initiate enforcement proceedings against a wind farm in breach of planning laws?

Fri, 14 Dec, 2018

Paying for water services: Billions required for essential projects across the country

Irish Water has identified projects that require capital expenditure of €5.5bn up to the end of 2021 and some €13bn over the next 20 years. Here’s just a sample of some of the bigger plans and budgets involved.

Mon, 09 Oct, 2017

Final approval for new Dublin hotel

An Bord Pleanála has given the go-ahead for a new €40m luxury hotel for Dublin’s St Stephen’s Green despite security fears being raised by staff at the adjoining offices of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.

Mon, 11 Dec, 2017

Objector appeals motorhome park near prehistoric Kenmare site

Plans for a motorhome park beside an ancient stone circle in Co Kerry are being appealed to Bord Pleanála. The Bronze Age stone circle and boulder burial chamber, at Reenagappal in Kenmare is believed to be the largest such structure in the South-West.

Sat, 27 Oct, 2018

<p>Indaver plans to build a waste incinerator in Ringaskiddy in Cork Harbour. However, the Supreme Court upheld a High Court ruling that the application can be remitted back to An Bord Pleanála for fresh consideration. File Picture: Larry Cummins</p>

Profits surge at Indaver Ireland on back of rise in energy prices

The company last year paid out a dividend of €18.5m after paying out a dividend of €19m in 2021

Mon, 02 Oct, 2023

<p>Now pushing 80, Peter Sweetman has had dozens of victories against planners, including three wins in the European Court of Justice. ‘I look for things where I think they’re going to break the law,' he says. 'Usually I’m right’. Picture: Dara Mac Donaill/The Irish Times</p>

Mick Clifford: The perpetual appeal of Peter Sweetman

In a rare interview, the serial litigant speaks out about calls to discourage judicial reviews of planning decisions — a move that he says would dilute our human rights

Sun, 13 Feb, 2022

An Post leads Arnotts objectors

AN POST is leading a group of objectors appealing a €750 million redevelopment plan by Arnotts city centre department store.

Sat, 11 Aug, 2007

Residents seek permission for Supreme Court appeal over Apple data centre

Two local residents have applied to the Supreme Court to permission to bring an appeal over the High Court's rejection of their challenge to permission for tech giant Apple to develop the first phase of a planned €850m data centre in Athenry, Co Galway.

Tue, 05 Dec, 2017

No hotel without casino, architect confirms

THE hotel element of a €460 million sports and leisure complex planned for a rural site in Tipperary will not go ahead if a proposed casino is not allowed, promoters have confirmed.

Fri, 11 Mar, 2011

<p>Plans to expand the site to double the production capacity of the The Kerrygold plant at Mitchelstown, Co Cork, have been put on hold. Picture: Clare Keogh </p>

Kerrygold puts €40m expansion of Mitchelstown plant on hold

An appeal has been lodged with An Bord Pleanála against the decision to grant planning permission for an extension to the existing butter processing facility

Mon, 12 Jul, 2021

€19m Hellfire Club visitor centre will not have adverse impact on wildlife - survey

A controversial visitor centre, planned for the Dublin Mountains, will not have an adverse impact on protected wildlife and habitats.

Fri, 21 Feb, 2020

Councillors give go-ahead to controversial €6m Doolin pier

CONTENTIOUS plans to construct a €6 million pier at Doolin yesterday received the unanimous approval of Clare’s councillors in spite of concerns expressed by surfers.

Tue, 22 Mar, 2011

Suburban family jewel

HUNDRED of millions of euro have flowed and will continue to follow in train in new developments in Cork’s affluent western suburbs.

Sat, 21 Aug, 2004

Go-ahead for €50m Cork Capitol site project

The ambitious €50m redevelopment of the landmark Capitol cinema site in the heart of Cork City has been given the go-ahead by An Bord Pleanála.

Sun, 20 Dec, 2015

High Court challenge brought against proposed North Dublin apartments development

An Environmental group has secured permission from the High Court to challenge An Bord Pleanala's decision to grant planning permission for a development consisting of over 650 apartments in Raheny in Dublin.

Thu, 19 Mar, 2020