SHELL IRELAND has received a further cash injection of €60 million from its parent company to complete the Corrib gas field project.

A major new motorway project in Cork has been approved by An Bord Pleanála.

Mayo County Council has approved plans to construct a terminal for the Corrib gas field project in Bellanaboy, Co Mayo.

After two routes for a bypass of Adare were rejected after years of talks, Limerick County Council is now embarking on a third attempt to get the road project underway.

PLANNING permission is to be lodged for this country’s first ever hazardous ash treatment facility in north Co Dublin.

AN oral hearing is to be held by An Bord Pleanála next month into the controversial €54m incinerators planned for Cork Harbour.

I AM writing in response to the column by Pat Brosnan titled “Democracy incinerated in pursuit of something called common good” in which he expresses his opinion that democracy was poorly served when An Bord Pleanála gave permission to Indaver Ireland to construct a chemical incinerator at Ringaskiddy in spite of community objections.

AN BORD PLEANÁLA has given the go-ahead to the controversial incinerator project in Environment Minister John Gormley’s constituency, causing an immense headache for the Green Party leader.

THE Government has been accused of double standards after Enterprise Ireland yesterday began research into the potential for conversion of biomass and waste products into fuels and energy.

Plans for what could be the tallest building in Ireland, near Cork’s Mahon Point, have been submitted to An Bord Pleanála.

IN a letter (Irish Examiner, December 29), I challenged An Bord Pleanála, the EPA and Indaver Ireland Ltd to deny that the proposed Ringaskiddy incinerators will discharge toxic ash and poisonous emissions to the atmosphere.

An Bord Pleanála rejected an appeal from the charity against the drive-thru outlet proposed for Skerries.

An online petition has been launched against plans to build a giant incinerator in Cork harbour by a group who has being fighting against such a proposal for the past 14 years.

AN Bord Pleanála has granted planning permission for a company controlled by developer Liam Carroll to complete the building of the proposed Anglo Irish Bank headquarters in Dublin’s docklands.

RESIDENTS in a small Galway village are preparing to fight a superdump they fear will attract rats and flocks of seagulls.

The resurrected plan to build a new town with 5,800 houses on the northern outskirts of Cork City will go to An Bord Pleanála again after a number of groups and individuals objected to it.