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Government backing ‘vital’ as €750m docklands plan lodged

THE Government must take a long-term view and invest in vital infrastructure to help regenerate Cork’s docklands, a respected developer said last night.

Wed, 11 Aug, 2010

<p>It forms part of a plan to increase the size of Penneys' flagship Cork store by some 50%. File picture: Larry Cummins.</p>

Right of way over part of historic Cork City laneway extinguished for Penneys expansion

Elbow Lane, which was gated in 1999, traverses the site and has been used for servicing of commercial units and refuse storage

Wed, 10 Jul, 2024

Court overturns 'fast track' permission for 164 houses in Howth

The High Court has overturned, on consent, a planning permission for construction of 164 homes on the site of a disused hotel in Howth village.

Thu, 16 Jan, 2020

<p>The report forecasts 25,000 to 30,000 housing units to be built this year.</p>

Inflation adds €27,000 to the cost of an apartment

Total cost of delivering an apartment is now €440,000

Wed, 09 Mar, 2022

Two High Court challenges brought over Ormond Hotel redevelopment

Two separate High Court challenges have been brought over redevelopment works at the landmark Ormond Hotel building along Dublin's north quays.

Mon, 25 Jun, 2018

<p>Artist impressions of St Kevin’s Strategic Housing Development Project in Cork. File picture.</p>

Sinn Féin TD calls for extension on St Kevin's site submissions, fears residents not consulted

“What has become clear is that residents and communities have not been consulted on the St Kevin’s site planning process,” he said.

Thu, 28 Jan, 2021

Planning board overturns Moll's Gap masts refusal by council

An Bord Pleanála has granted planning permission to Vodafone to retain two masts at Moll’s Gap, a well-known viewing area and stop-off point between Killarney and Kenmare.

Wed, 19 Mar, 2014

<p>Workers apply finishing touches to 'The Mix' a new public bar at REZz microsleeper, which opens this weekend. </p>

Tiniest hotel rooms in Cork at city's new and shiny microsleeper

Definitely, no room to swing a cat, but the city is your oyster at trendy REZz

Thu, 22 Jul, 2021

Blight of the windfarm on communities

Many people will celebrate the new year tonight, but others in rural communities are living in a state of anxiety about what 2019 will bring.

Mon, 31 Dec, 2018

Anti-incinerator campaigners claim Govt is split

Campaigners opposed to a controversial incinerator on the south shore of Dublin bay today claimed the coalition Government was split on the issue.

Tue, 19 Sep, 2006

<p>Palestinians farmers Muhammad Sabah, and Salim Sabah, and Armagh’s All-Ireland winner and professional counsellor Oisín McConville, look out to the illegal Israeli settlement of Ma'aleh Rehavam, south of Bethlehem in the West Bank. Due to a successful legal action through a Trócaire project, Muhammed and Salim were able to enter their agricultural land, after being denied access by Israeli settlers for over 18 years. Photo: Garry Walsh/Trócaire.</p>

Letters to the Editor: Time to enact Occupied Territories Bill

It merely seeks to ban produce from the illegal West Bank settlements, rather than from Israel - a very modest proposal

Thu, 20 May, 2021

<p>Statue of Lady Justice at Dublin Castle</p>

When is it time to seek Judicial Review? And how do I go about it?

The process of Judicial Review made headlines again this week, this time in relation to an equestrian farmer who was refused planning permission by An Bord Pleanála to construct a dwelling house on her 18 acre farmland in the South Dublin townland ...

Fri, 10 Jun, 2022

<p>Eye of the storm: After expressing the hope that Glanbia's proposed plans would not be subject to any more appeals, Taoiseach Micheál Martin was publicly rebuked by children's minister Roderic O'Gorman.<br/>File picture: Julien Behal </p>

Daniel McConnell: Loveless marriage of convenience exposed by O'Gorman's outburst

The willingness of TDs and ministers to openly disagree with the Taoiseach points to the weakness of Micheál Martin's authority

Sat, 15 May, 2021

<p>Thw development will see a mixture of apartments and townhouses.</p>

Green light for 220 new homes to be built in Carrigaline

Development provides for a new riverside greenway and amphitheatre

Fri, 25 Oct, 2024

<p>The complex be near Dungarvan town centre. Picture: Dan Linehan</p>

Waterford developer makes application to build boutique hotel and dining complex

The application by Michael Ryan involves two sites at Davitt’s Quay and at Richard A Walsh Street which are divided by a public roadway

Sat, 12 Nov, 2022

Kerry micro-distillery faces higher levy

The backers of a proposed new micro-distillery on the Ring of Kerry have suffered a setback after being hit with an even higher development levy after appealing the original sum.

Thu, 09 May, 2019

Passage housing appeal fails

An elected member of Cork County Council has failed in her attempt to block the development of a large apartment block in Passage West.

Sat, 09 Feb, 2019

Dublin hotel plan blocked by An Taisce

Plans by the Athlone, Co Westmeath-based Hodson Bay Group to expand into the booming Dublin hotel market have been halted by an appeal from An Taisce.

Tue, 28 Jun, 2016

Scrap the crazy plan to put sick children into a sky-high bottleneck

THANKFULLY there is still time to save the people of this country from the serious mistake of building a new national children’s hospital in Dublin’s north-inner city on the grounds of the already crowded Mater Hospital complex.

Fri, 15 Oct, 2010

Are casinos fuelling an epidemic of gambling addiction? Don’t bet on it

SO An Bord Pleanála has given the go-ahead for the construction of a €460 million, 800-acre “Las Vegas-style” sports and leisure complex in Co Tipperary complete with a 500-bedroom five-star hotel, a 6,000sq m casino, an all-weather racecourse, a greyhound track and a golf course.

Wed, 15 Jun, 2011