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<p>The former CMP Diary site on Tramore Road, being developed as Creamfields. pic Larry Cummins </p>

Dairygold sells former CMP site in Cork for €25.6m

Dairygold has sold its Creamfields Cork site to Cairn Homes for €25.6m, paving the way for 606 homes

Tue, 26 Aug, 2025

<p>Computer-generated image of the proposed residential developments, including the strategic housing development Gateway View, which has been earmarked for a parcel of land on the former Bessborough estate in Cork.</p>

Oral hearing on proposed apartment plan for Bessborough mother and baby site begins

Online hearing into proposed development of 179 apartments on former Bessborough lands has focused on historic maps which campaigners claim show part of the development site overlaps a 'childrens’ burial ground'

Wed, 21 Apr, 2021

Student cites lack of parking in challenge to shared living development on Dublin pub site

Plans for a 198-unit, build-to-rent, shared living development in Castleknock, Dublin, have been challenged in the High Court.

Mon, 02 Mar, 2020

<p>Waterford council granted the farm permission to operate for 35 years, with a €160,000 bond in lieu of returning the land to agricultural use thereafter. Picture: iStock</p>

Planning granted for solar farm across 468 acres in West Waterford

Locals opposing development 'absolutely disgusted' at planning decision

Thu, 04 May, 2023

<p>Principal of Cork Educate Together Secondary School Colm O'Connor said the new school building will 'offer families a state-of-the-art digital campus and a mixed school with an inclusive and progressive culture.'</p>

Cork school has planning approved for permanent premises after 7 years

Cork Educate Together Secondary School, the first of its kind to open outside of the Dublin area, has been housed at Griffith College in Cork City since it opened

Tue, 25 Apr, 2023

<p>Part of the route for the proposed South Kerry Greenway.</p>

'Historic day for Iveragh Peninsula' as South Kerry Greenway gets green light

The way has been paved for the construction of the South Kerry Greenway following the Supreme Court's refusal to allow leave for two appeals. The go-ahead comes a decade after the project was first mooted.

Tue, 08 Feb, 2022

<p>Kerry County Council's vision is to include Milltown as part of the 'knowledge hub' with Killorglin, Killarney and Tralee – as locations for big IT and digital industries.</p>

Need for Milltown bypass questioned in remote working era

Business, sport and community organisations say the bypass is not justified

Tue, 09 Feb, 2021

<p>Kerry County Council had sought permission for a 31.9km greenway between Glenbeigh and Renard but An Bord Pleanála granted permission for a 27km greenway between Glenbeigh to just outside Cahersiveen last November. File photo</p>

Judge grants limited stay on part of Kerry greenway works

The stay permits some surveying works but restrains construction works

Fri, 22 Oct, 2021

Fermoy Weir 'neglected and undermined' say local campaigners

A 200-year-old weir in Co Cork is in danger of disintegrating and washing away after years of neglect by the local authority and Government departments, according to local campaigners.

Sat, 21 Apr, 2018

<p>The preferred motorway routes will identify options for enhanced accessibility for towns along the corridor and trails for walking and cycling.</p>

Cork-Limerick motorway: Public consultation set to begin

Project has completion date of 2027 with cost of €900m

Fri, 13 Nov, 2020

<p>The departure of Michael McGrath removes one of the big beasts in Fianna Fáil ahead of a looming election, one which may be a bruising experience for the party. Picture: Brian Lawless/PA</p>

Irish Examiner view: McGrath's EU appointment is a mixed blessing for Fianna Fáil

It is, of course, a proud day for Mr McGrath himself, an achievement which underlines his ability and competence

Wed, 18 Sep, 2024

<p>Environmentalist Peter Sweetman, is the country’s foremost litigator in objecting to major development or infrastructure projects. Photo: Paddy Cummins</p>

Michael Clifford: The woodturner who is a splinter in the thumbs of the planners

Peter Sweetman, accustomed to anger in the face of his objections, has received bullets in the post three times. He says: “I like them because once I have them it means they can’t be used to shoot me.”

Sat, 23 Jan, 2021

Video: Local opposition to Ringaskiddy incinerator still burns strong

It is 15 years since the residents of Ringaskiddy heard about plans for an incinerator in their backyard. They tell Catherine Shanahan their opposition to the project has not dimmed.

Mon, 18 Apr, 2016

Morning Briefing: Top stories on Wednesday, January 4

Morning Briefing: Top stories on Wednesday, December 14

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

Wed, 14 Dec, 2022

<p>The M20 Cork to Limerick motorway could be delayed because of funding allocation.</p>

Major Cork road projects face delays over 'funding constraints', transport body warns

Cork to Limerick motorway and the Cork to Ringaskiddy project could be hit with delays over funding uncertainty, Transport Infrastructure Ireland said

Tue, 27 Aug, 2024

<p>A newly opened Mango store on Fifth Avenue, New York City Picture: Angela Weiss/AFP via Getty Images</p>

Retail giant Mango to open on Patrick St at former Quills site in boost for Cork City

The leading European fashion retailer is to set up shop at the former Quills' outlet on St Patrick's Street, which has been vacant since 2014

Wed, 01 Feb, 2023

The former Vodafone store at 22 St Patrick'ds Street.

Iconic Cork city store to be revamped into an ice-cream parlour

Planning notes for future Munster developments

Wed, 19 Aug, 2020

<p>A decision by An Bord Pleanála this week illustrates one aspect of the housing challenge in Ireland. Plans for 1,300 apartments in Cork's docklands are now on hold indefinitely. </p>

Irish Examiner view: Hard to envisage a large-scale solution to Ireland's housing crisis

Painful experience has taught the electorate to be sceptical of guarantees, no matter who makes them.

Wed, 27 Nov, 2024

<p>(Left) The site at 42, Cornmarket Street declared derelict in 1993. The vacant lot was used as a community garden, and another section is used for private parking. Photo: Larry Cummins</p>

Cork City Council to sell historic market area sites deemed 'not suitable for social housing'

A vacant lot which has been on the derelict sites register since 1993 is not included in the sale offer because it is not in council ownership

Fri, 21 Jan, 2022

Fianna Fáil confident Government programme will be passed despite another TD opposing it

John Lahart said the Strategic Housing Development (SHD) scheme in his constituency are "dense, high-rise, build-to-rent developments... in a constituency where literally thousands of young adults were forced to return to the family home because they couldn’t afford rents in Dublin".

Mon, 22 Jun, 2020