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Poolbeg Incident: Waste treatment suspended after lime discharge

Waste treatment at the Poolbeg incinerator in Dublin has been suspended after an uncontrolled discharge occurred there on Wednesday night that saw 11 people hospitalised.

Fri, 09 Jun, 2017

Press Ombudsman upholds complaint by Safety Before LNG

The Press Ombudsman has decided to uphold a complaint made by an individual on behalf of the Safety Before LNG group against the Irish Examiner

Sat, 28 Jan, 2023

€14m house ‘was allowed to become derelict for development advantage’

Ireland’s most expensive house was allowed to become derelict to gain a development advantage, it was claimed at yesterday’s An Bord Pleanála hearing.

Fri, 31 Oct, 2014

'We have to look at the reality, people are dying': Garda chief backs injecting centre

An Garda Síochána is supporting the forthcoming supervised injecting centre not just because it’s Government policy but because it is the “right thing to do”, Dublin’s police chief says.

Wed, 09 May, 2018

<p>Architect and housing expert Mel Reynolds said the figures were indicative of the difficulty developers are facing when it comes to building apartments, particularly outside of Dublin and Cork. File photo: iStock</p>

Sharp drop in planning permissions for new homes

The Construction Industry Federation said the drop-off reflects a “growing logjam in the planning system”

Fri, 09 Dec, 2022

Morning Briefing: Top stories on Wednesday, January 4

Morning Briefing: Top stories on Friday, February 3

Good morning everyone. Here's today's briefing from the early crew here on the Irish Examiner newsdesk

Fri, 03 Feb, 2023

Review finds that just over a third of housing projects put through fast-track planning system have been started

The group reviewing the Government's fast-track planning system has criticised the lack of construction on the projects approved under the scheme.

Fri, 01 Nov, 2019

<p>Income from this summer's concerts at Páirc Uí Chaoimh, including Elton John on Friday, will also go towards servicing the Cork County Board's debt, almost €22m of which is owed to Bank of Ireland. Picture: Larry Cummins.</p>

Cork County Board seeks planning for over 300 homes on lands on northside of city

GAA has applied to An Bord Pleanála for development of 319 homes, a creche and a riverside park on land it owns in Kilbarry

Fri, 01 Jul, 2022

Morning Briefing: Top stories on Tuesday, October 18

Good morning everyone. Here's today's briefing from the early crew here on the Irish Examiner newsdesk.

Tue, 18 Oct, 2022

Morning Briefing: Top stories on Monday, July 25

Good morning everyone. Here's today's briefing from the early crew here on the Irish Examiner newsdesk.

Mon, 25 Jul, 2022

<p>Coom Green Energy Park Ltd is proposing to build 22 wind turbines in the Nagle mountains, bordering on communities in Ballyhooly, Glenville and Killavullen. File picture: Denis Minihane</p>

Plans for major wind farm in North Cork meet strong opposition

Council officials have prepared a submission for An Bord Pleanála on proposals to build 22 wind turbines in the Nagle mountains, bordering on communities in Ballyhooly, Glenville and Killavullen

Mon, 22 Feb, 2021

<p>Route of the planned €250m motorway between Cork and Ringaskiddy.</p>

Cork-Ringaskiddy M28 motorway project clears legal hurdle

Cork Chamber backs ruling on ‘key infrastructural asset’ but residents vow to continue fight against it

Wed, 18 Nov, 2020

<p>Site work is underway to facilitate the conversion of the former Gaeilscoil Uí Ríordáin in Ballincollig. Stock Image.</p>

Former Cork school building to be converted into accommodation for Ukrainian refugees

The former Gaelscoil Uí Ríordáin building has been vacant for more than a decade

Sat, 22 Jul, 2023

Surgeon warns: To deprive CUH of co-location would be ‘catastrophic’

A PRIVATE hospital on the grounds of Ireland’s largest publicly owned hospital campus is not sustainable, groups fighting the controversial project told a public hearing yesterday.

Wed, 24 Sep, 2008

Dublin Airport runway challenges thrown out

Three legal challenges against plans for a new €320m runway at Dublin Airport have been thrown out by the High Court.

Tue, 21 Nov, 2017

Croke Park residents likely to lodge objection to Rolling Stones gig

The Rolling Stones might have to wait a while to see if they get any satisfaction over their proposed May 17 concert at Croke Park, with residents of nearby residential areas signalling they will likely lodge an objection.

Tue, 27 Feb, 2018

Minister considering airport review

An independent review on the future of troubled Waterford Airport has been completed and sent to Transport Minister, Shane Ross.

Thu, 09 Aug, 2018

Five-bedroomed Beechwood back from the brink

YOU get more than you’d bargain for with number 8 Beechwood: not only has it got an unexpected five bedrooms and 1,500 sq ft, it is also for sale for a fraction of what it cost its vendors.

Sat, 13 Jun, 2009

Village to oppose plans for motorway ‘monstrosity’

A VILLAGE intends to fight plans to build one of the country’s longest sections of elevated motorway just yards from its quiet main street.

Fri, 25 Jun, 2010

Government stance on Shell is not impartial

IT is time Noel Dempsey and friends were called to task over their cynical posturing as impartial observers in the Corrib gas dispute.

Sat, 28 Oct, 2006