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<p class="contextmenu internal_Caption">The clock is ticking on a proposal by Tower Development Properties Ltd to redevelop Custom House Quay in Cork City, where they have permission to build a 34-storey hotel. The planning grant expires next March, however Cork City Council says the owner of the site ‘remains focused’ on developing it. <span class="contextmenu emphasis CaptionCredit">Picture: Chani Anderson</span>
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Kerry developer still committed to 34-storey hotel on historic Cork City quay

Time runs out next March for Tower Properties' Custom House Quay plan

Wed, 09 Jul, 2025

This top-spec home in Ballinlough, Cork, is on a beautiful, private site

Sat, 27 Feb, 2016

‘We’ve done our bit, now it’s up to the minister,’ says Cork’s lord mayor on boundary extension

We’ve done our bit — now it’s up to the minister.

Tue, 05 Dec, 2017

<p>Unit 4 Anchor Business Park Little Island C&W Kuehnne + Nagel</p>

Munters for Munster in monster industrial letting deals

The move to a larger premises in Cork allows the Swedish-based Munters to expand further into Europe

Thu, 21 Mar, 2024

Child abuse survivors angry at lack of consultation on memorial

The Department of Education has been criticised by child abuse survivors for failing to consult them on the possible replacement of a permanent memorial with an exhibition.

Thu, 23 Mar, 2017

M3 objector must pay €600,000 legal costs bill

ENVIRONMENTALIST Vincent Salafia was ordered by the High Court yesterday to pay a legal costs bill, which could be over €600,000, arising from his unsuccessful challenge to the proposed routing of the M3 motorway near the Hill of Tara.

Thu, 16 Mar, 2006

<p>The delegation of HSE officials, gardaí, and councillors will inspect facilities that provide a safe way for drug users to inject heroin. Stock picture </p>

Cork councillors to visit supervised injection centres in Lisbon on fact-finding mission

Councillors, gardaí, and HSE officials will visit the centres in Portugal to examine options for similar facilities in Cork

Tue, 11 Apr, 2023

<p> The Marina Market is hosting Christmas markets and will host a live screening of The Late Late Toy Show on Friday. Picture: Dan Linehan</p>

More than 20,000 sign petition to save Cork’s Marina Market

The petition won’t change the planning decision, but it is a sign of the enormous public support for the market, its setting and its ethos

Wed, 23 Nov, 2022

Red Cow Hotel set for two-storey extension

A landmark Irish hotel is set for a two-storey extension after permission to build was granted by the State planning agency.

Thu, 12 Sep, 2019

The judge struck out the challenge by Glonres. Stock image

Judge strikes out Clontarf residents' case against minister

A designation of special protection area for wild birds would render the building of housing 'highly unlikely'

Thu, 16 Jul, 2020

<p>The impact of data centres on power consumption in Ireland and Liquified Natural Gas will be discussed at the meeting</p>

Moratorium on data centres needed to protect stability of electricity grid, committee to hear

The Environment and Climate Action Committee is due to hear from the CRU, the national grid operator Eirgrid and Professor Barry McMullin of Dublin City University on Tuesday

Tue, 05 Oct, 2021

<p>A derelict building in Blackpool in Cork.</p>

Irish Examiner review: New approach needed on Revival Road

Why is action to clean up and return derelict buildings to the community so sluggish?

Mon, 14 Feb, 2022

Green light for 185-bed Vicar Street hotel despite local opposition

Dublin City Council has given the green light to developer, Harry Crosbie for a new eight storey 185 bedroom hotel at Vicar Street in the Dublin Liberties in spite of some local opposition.

Tue, 15 Jan, 2019

<p>Minister Darragh O'Brien's statement puts him directly at odds with his governmental colleague, the Minister for Integration Roderic O’Gorman, who has to date backed the owner of Ryevale House, Coldec Properties.</p>

Department cannot overrule council order to stop using listed building as refugee housing

Kildare County Council last week gave the developer six months to cease the “unauthorised” conversion of the residence to a multi-occupancy building and to restore it to its former guise

Wed, 17 May, 2023

<p>Aer Lingus, Ryanair and Airlines for America, which represents US carriers, are challenging the Irish Aviation Authority’s (IAA’s) imposition of passenger caps at Dublin Airport for the winter and summer seasons. File Picture: PA</p>

Parties in Dublin Airport passenger cap case agree questions for EU court

Dublin Airport challenge could take around 16 months for ruling

Wed, 04 Dec, 2024

<p>Well-bedded in: 62 Clonlara has been extended by its trade-up vendors. Agent Norma Healy guides at €480,000</p>

Pikes at the ready? Cork's Kerry Pike is a fast evolving location and €480k No 62 Clonlara is a walk-in job

Clonara scheme to be followed by two more smaller O'Flynn Group developments

Fri, 13 Oct, 2023

<p>Green Party Leader Eamon Ryan is optimistic that transformative change in how we move about our towns and cities will happen.</p>

Catherine Conlon: Cars are not the future of transport

More oversized EVs and more roads take the focus off what is needed — better public transport and active travel

Wed, 08 Feb, 2023

<p>Positive signs for new homes: Ballinglanna, Co Cork, an O’Flynn scheme which has close to 1,000 homes already being developed. </p>

New Homes: We're finally seeing good signs for housing development

New housing moves slowly, but house hunters will be glad to see some significant new developments in progress

Sat, 21 Sep, 2024

<p>The court heard the case arose after Tesco Ireland Limited entered into a 10-year lease agreement allowing Stateline to store between 1500 and 2000 containers, stacked in towers of five or more, at lands owned by the supermarket chain at Compass Distribution Park, in Santry in Dublin. File photo</p>

High Court orders freight firm to remove shipping containers from Tesco lands in six weeks

Stateline Freight Limited was storing between 1500 and 2000 containers on lands where it lacks planning permission

Mon, 13 Nov, 2023

Dartmouth Square residents challenge office development over inclusion of Metro line

Twenty-three residents of Dartmouth Square in Ranelagh, Dublin, claim "enabling works" for the city's proposed underground Metro - which will affect their properties - have been approved without going through proper planning procedures.

Thu, 06 Jun, 2019