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Killarney housing project gets go-ahead

THE green light has been given for an extra 50 local authority houses in Killarney, which will go some way towards reducing a waiting list of more than 400 housing applicants.

Thu, 24 Aug, 2006

<p> Marina Market, Cork. Picture: Dan Linehan</p>

Talks ongoing to resolve Marina Market planning issues

Marina Market owners made an application for retention of change of use for the site on the former Southern Fruits Distribution Company Warehouse at Kennedy Quay last year

Wed, 26 Apr, 2023

Reader's Blog: Ringaskiddy incinerator’s toxic fumes will affect children in Cobh schools

I am a 15-year-old student at Coláiste Muire, Cobh and I am the chairperson of our Green Schools committee.

Sat, 09 Jun, 2018

Dromoland Castle Hotel seeks to block Applegreen service stop

The Dromoland Castle Hotel is seeking to block renewed plans by forecourt operator Applegreen to extend its network of motorway service areas into Co Clare.

Tue, 01 Mar, 2016

Kevin O'Neill: The only way is up as Cork skyline set to change beyond recognition in years ahead

Cork is on the up with €400m worth of tall building developments proposed for the city in the next few years, writes Kevin O’Neill

Thu, 26 Dec, 2019

Heather Humphries urged to protect medieval heritage

An Taisce has appealed to heritage minister Heather Humphries to intervene in the conservation of an early medieval site earmarked for a multi-million euro tourist development.

Mon, 31 Aug, 2015

War set to hit sale plans for mansion

HITTING an international market with a world-class property bristling with security features on the day the US attacked Iraq may be a blow to the best-laid sales plans of the French owners of an Irish mansion.

Fri, 21 Mar, 2003

Plans for third city private hospital

TALKS are at an advanced stage for the development of a third new private hospital in Limerick.

Thu, 26 Oct, 2006

Exporting of gas reserves a sell-out

FOLLOWING the recent landslide in north Mayo, it is not surprising that fresh controversy has erupted among local residents, fishermen, small farmers and politicians in the wake of new moves by Shell to get planning permission to build a gas terminal in the area.

Fri, 21 Nov, 2003

Brian O’Driscoll and Amy Huberman win long-running court battle with next-door neighbours

Golden couple, Brian O’Driscoll and Amy Huberman have emerged victorious in their long-running planning battle with their new next-door neighbours over the upgrade of their new home.

Thu, 08 Feb, 2018

Students priced out of rental market ahead of new college semester

Another autumn of discontent awaits college students as the scramble for scarcer and dearer accommodation is tougher than in any of the last 10 years writes Niall Murray.

Tue, 02 Aug, 2016

Indaver: No recorded monuments listed near proposed incinerator, says archaeologist

Latest: Archaeologist Avril Purcell said there were no recorded monuments listed in the Record of Monuments and Places within the proposed development site for an incinerator in Ringaskiddy, Co Cork, writes Catherine Shanahan.

Wed, 20 Apr, 2016

House of the week: Blackrock Road, Cork City, €475,000/€485,000 (sites)

Get a committed, quality builder on board, and buyers could be living here in not much more than a year’s time.

Sat, 25 Feb, 2017

House of the week: Berkeley in deepest southside Cork suburbia

Tommy Barker reports on the house of the week in Berkeley, Beaumont, Cork

Sat, 16 Dec, 2017

Environmental group lose appeal over Westmeath peat extraction works

An environmental group has lost its Supreme Court appeal over An Bord Pleanála's refusal to decide whether peat extraction works on some 410 acres in Co Westmeath require planning permission.

Thu, 23 Apr, 2020

The new steel rollercoasters at Tayto Park. Picture via Tayto Park

Appeal lodged by local residents against €15.5m Tayto Park rollercoasters

Tayto Park has suffered a setback in its plans to construct a new €15. 5m ‘Coaster 2021’ roller-coaster for the theme park.

Mon, 20 Jul, 2020

Court rules quashing of fast tracked 450 house development in Drogheda will stand

The High Court has ruled that a developer cannot continue to defend a challenge against Bord Pleanala's decision to allow 450 housing units be built in Drogheda which the planning authority accepts was flawed.

Fri, 19 Jun, 2020

<p>'The Voice of Our Angels' Group protesting at Cork University Hospital about organ retention/disposal. Picture: Larry Cummins</p>

Taoiseach wants to share reviews into 'distressing' infant organ disposal with families

Meanwhile, citing an Irish Examiner report, Catherine Murphy slammed the Government’s attempts to 'ram through' 48-pages of amendments to its Planning Act this week

Wed, 13 Jul, 2022

<p>A Department of Transport report on the Economic Cost of Congestion in Regional Cities predicts that Galway's ring road will experience heavy traffic flows and that the 'overall level of congestion in the city will rise given the higher volumes of vehicles on the road'. File picture </p>

S New roads mean more traffic, not less — somebody should tell Galway County Council

New roads cause more traffic, not less, but that doesn't stop people from wanting them. It's time to change tack, writes Ciarán Ferrie

Wed, 28 May, 2025

It was a mad, mad year

WAS 2005 the year when the craziness went truly mad? Or made? Walford, a Dublin Shrewsbury Road house, sold in summer for a mind-blowing €58 million, on 1.8 acres, and may or may not have development potential.

Sat, 31 Dec, 2005