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Six councils set to face planning probes

The housing minister has ordered a fresh probe into the planning system in six local authorities.

Sat, 12 Apr, 2014

<p>Leeside Quays Limited, which is a subsidiary of O'Callaghan Properties, lodged an application with Cork City Council earlier this summer seeking permission to develop more than 1,300 residential units at the Goulding’s site, Centre Park Rd and Monahan Rd, in the city's docks.</p>

Planning granted for 1,300 homes in Cork city's largest-ever single residential development

The site is earmarked for 1,325 residential units on a site bounded on either side by Monahan Road and Centre Park Road

Mon, 28 Aug, 2023

<p>Hurling legend Seán Óg Ó hAilpín has been scuppered in his bid to build a new four-storey home in Cork. Picture: Harry Murphy/Sportsfile</p>

Seán Óg Ó hAilpín scuppered in bid to build new home in Cork

The All-Ireland winner and his wife Siobhan Quirke had hoped to build a new home just outside Inishannon

Tue, 12 Dec, 2023

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<span data-contrast="auto" lang="EN-US" xml:lang="EN-US">The original plan envisaged 146 new houses, along with six duplex units and 20 apartments.</span>
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Cork County Council gives green light for 122 new homes in Little Island

Ruden Homes Ltd had lodged application for 172 homes

Wed, 11 Dec, 2024

<p>The Irish Environmental Network is set to raise its concerns about the draft Planning and Development Bill at Tuesday's meeting of the Oireachtas housing committee. File picture: PA</p>

Environmental groups to sound alarm bells over proposed planning laws

Planning and Development Bill's changes to judicial review will create a 'veritable cat’s cradle of obstacles' for the public to hold authorities to account, Dáil housing committee to be told

Mon, 27 Feb, 2023

<p>An artist's impression of the Tara Street entrance at night for the Metrolink rail project.</p>

Delayed Metrolink could cost as much as €12.3bn

Ireland’s Metrolink could end up costing as much as €12. 3bn, making it the country’s most expensive ever infrastructure project, according to projections by the state bodies responsible.

Tue, 24 Oct, 2023

<p>The plans provide for a new 80-bed hotel, a Lidl supermarket with an off-licence and café as well as a commercial building containing a restaurant/delicatessen, shop and hair/beauty salon, together with offices and 70 apartments. Picture: Denis Minihane.</p>

Blarney Woollen Mills owner appeals rejection of major development

Cork City Council refused planning permission for a large mixed-use development, including an 80-bed hotel, 70 apartments and Lidl supermarket, on the site of the former Blarney Park Hotel in the village

Thu, 21 Jan, 2021

<p>Delays significantly add to the cost of housing projects. Picture: Larry Cummins</p>

One person's legal challenge stalling the building of 852 homes in Dublin

Representatives of LDA due before the Oireachtas Housing Committee for a quarterly update on affordable housing

Tue, 23 Jan, 2024

Planning blind alley comes to a dead end at house without a hall

TIME will tell whether the feelgood factor in Fianna Fáil ranks translates into a good performance in June’s local and European elections.

Wed, 10 Mar, 2004

<p>Bridge House Management Company is seeking to overturn the council’s decision to allow the demolition of the Leisureplex bowling alley and arcade to accommodate a 171-bedroom hotel.</p>

Plans for new hotel at Cork’s Victorian Quarter put on hold

Bridge House Management Company has called for the height of the building to be reduced by at least two floors.

Thu, 31 Dec, 2020

<p>ESRI chairman and chairman of UCC’s governing authority Sean O’Driscoll. Picture: Dan Linehan</p>

Irish Examiner view: We need bold action to address Ireland's infrastructure emergency

ESRI chairman Sean O’Driscoll's comments in an 'Irish Examiner' interview have resonated deeply — and with good reason

Wed, 18 Jun, 2025

<p>The proposed Lidl supermarket in Douglas with eight apartments overhead.</p>

Lidl granted permission for Douglas supermarket and apartments

Retail rival Tesco had raised concerns over Lidl’s plan when it was before Cork City Council

Tue, 22 Mar, 2022

<p>Part of the route for the proposed South Kerry greenway which environmental activist Peter Sweetman claims fails to ensure a system of strict protection for the Kerry slug and the Lesser Horseshoe bat in their natural range. File photo</p>

Population decline in south Kerry justifies greenway project, court told

The High Court is hearing two separate challenges aimed at quashing permission for a greenway between Glenbeigh and just outside Cahersiveen

Thu, 24 Jun, 2021

<p>Kerry County Council granted planning permission to Roadstone for a new asphalt facility in Ballyegan, around 4km north-west of Castleisland. File picture: Domnick Walsh Photography</p>

North Kerry residents appeal asphalt plant decision

It is the second time that Ballyegan residents have appealed the decision by Kerry County Council to grant permission for the asphalt facility by Roadstone

Fri, 28 May, 2021

<p>Independent TD Verona Murphy accused the Office of the Planning Regulator of 'Stalinist' policies, a charge flatly rejected by the body's chief executive Niall Cussen. Picture: Gareth Chaney/Collins</p>

Planning regulator rejects TD's 'Stalinist' jibe

Independent Wexford TD Verona Murphy hit out at the planning watchdog last month over its decision to reject the Co Wexford Development Plan

Tue, 04 May, 2021

The proposed development is said to be on two separate sites in Lyrenacarriga, Co. Waterford, and Lyre mountain, Co. Cork. File photo.

Residents group challenges wind farm application in Cork and Waterford

A High Court challenge has been brought over An Bord Pleanála's categorisation of an application seeking planning permission for a wind farm development on sites in Counties Cork and Waterford.

Fri, 24 Jul, 2020

100 Castleisland jobs under threat

MORE than 100 jobs are under threat at Castleisland in Co Kerry.

Sat, 16 Apr, 2011

410 jobs unveiled for Tipperary and Clare

UP TO 460 jobs could be created in North Tipperary, South Offaly and Clare with the development of two new M7 motorway services facilities in Birdhill and Moneygall and the securing of a US contract by a Shannon firm.