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Trump Doonbeg records first operating profit since Trumps purchased resort for knock down price

The Donald Trump-owned Trump Doonbeg resort in Co Clare has recorded its first operating profit since the Trump organisation purchased the resort for a knock down price in 2014.

Mon, 18 Nov, 2019

Board approves college use of former convent

Cork City Council has approved the use of a former hospital as a third-level college.

Thu, 26 Jun, 2014

Green light for huge Bray centre development

Planners today gave the green light for a €2bn residential, retail and leisure complex in north Wicklow.

Fri, 18 Jul, 2008

<p>The Dalata Hotel Group had applied for planning permission to erect new signage for the Maldron Hotel on the South Mall. Picture: Larry Cummins</p>

Cork city hotel refused permission to put logo near top of building

Applicants said the design would not detract from the 'distinctive architectural features of the building'

Wed, 09 Jul, 2025

Commuters facing disruption due to cancelled meeting on College Green arrangements

Dublin commuters could face significant disruption due to a cancelled public meeting on the future traffic and pedestrian arrangements on College Green.

Fri, 05 Jan, 2018

Cellist to play Lee 'gig' to highlight 'the love Corkonians have for their river'

It is being organised by Save Cork City, a group who are objecting the city council’s plans for a Flood Relief Scheme

Sat, 10 Jul, 2021

Will medieval city end up in the dungeon?

THE South Gate is the gateway to the medieval city of Cork. The present bridge was built as early as 1713.

Sat, 08 Nov, 2003

€180m Cork-Ringaskiddy motorway would split communities, oral hearing told

Objectors to the proposed €180m Cork-Ringaskiddy motorway say it would split communities, cause increased physical and mental health problems, reduce life expectancy, and significantly devalue their properties.

Wed, 08 Nov, 2017

<p>The Railway Hotel, Limerick, in 2003. An Taisce has submitted an appeal to An Bord Pleanála against the recent decision of Limerick City and County Council to grant planning permission for the change of use of the disused hotel on Parnell Street opposite the city’s train station and an adjoining shop to student residences. File picture: Kieran Clancy</p>

An Taisce opposes plans to change disused Limerick hotel into student accommodation

The developer is seeking to build a three-storey building on Parnell Street which will rise to seven storeys on Davis Street towards the rear

Tue, 25 Jul, 2023

<p>It has emerged from the Department for Housing that just €1.4bn of the €4bn earmarked this year for social and affordable housing has been spent to the end of September. Picture: Andrew Matthews/PA</p>

Irish Examiner view: Housing on the right track, but still off target

Despite all the politicking, it might just be that Ireland is on the right track when it comes to building homes. But decades of underachievement have us on the back foot

Fri, 27 Oct, 2023

Under starter’s orders

AND they’re off. The first new homes launch of 2005 around Cork city is a batch of just under 100 homes at Ashmount Court, Silversprings.

Sat, 22 Jan, 2005

Residents granted permission to bring challenge over visitor centre at Hell Fire club

An Bord Pleanála had granted permission for €15m facility

Thu, 26 Nov, 2020

<p>The Ardcahan bridge, north of Dunmanway, is flooded several times a year, but preventative works are restricted because it is in a special area of conservation. Picture: Richard Mills</p>

'It's a joke': Three major West Cork projects put on hold to protect freshwater pearl mussel

Three major infrastructure projects in West Cork have been put on hold, because of risk to the endangered freshwater pearl mussel. The projects include flood-relief works on the main road to Cork City and the upgrade of a sewage-treatment plant.

Sat, 30 Mar, 2024

<p>The Old Head of Kinsale. Picture: Larry Cummins</p>

Scorecard boost for Old Head of Kinsale as profits and revenues surge

The golf complex attracts 20,000 visitors annually with 50% originating from the US and 80% from overseas

Wed, 29 Oct, 2025

Planning delay to UCC student housing

A planning decision on a student accommodation project near University College Cork has been delayed as a number of details have to be clarified by the applicant.

Thu, 09 Aug, 2018