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<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

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

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

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

<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

<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

Juno McEnroe: Politics abhors a vacuum - Coalition formation talks ahead

Politics, just like nature, abhors a vacuum. The power void left by February’s general election has been instantly filled by the looming horror and scale of the coronavirus health crisis.

Fri, 13 Mar, 2020

<p>Cois na Feile Housing Estate, Abbeyfeale, Co Limerick </p>

Limerick fast becoming worst place in Ireland to own derelict property

Council conducts over 100 derelict and vacant property inspections every month

Sun, 06 Aug, 2023

<p>Green energy is the way forward and must be developed, writes Joe Brennan. Picture: iStock</p>

Letters to the Editor: Policies undermine energy security

One reader says that control of green energy by the nation must be a top priority, while another contends that voicing an opinion on Israel's policies does not infer the promotion of antisemitism

Mon, 23 Sep, 2024

<p> Séamus and Pádraig Kelleher, of Bellmount Developments Ltd pictured on Redforge Road, Blackpool, at the former Millfield Service Station site. They plan to break ground on a 114-unit apartment scheme later this year Picture: Jim Coughlan.</p>

Kelleher brothers forging ahead with cost-rental apartments in Blackpool

Bellmount Developments Ltd hopes to break ground on Redforge Road later in the year

Thu, 29 Aug, 2024

<p>Homes taking shape in the first phase of a 266-unit LDA development at the former St Kevin's Hospital site in Shanakiel. Picture supplied by MMD Construction </p>

LDA in talks to partner on ambitious Marina project as first house visible at former Cork hospital site

The Land Development Agency is in talks with Glenveagh Properties about their 1,000-apartment plan for the Marina Quarter

Thu, 12 Dec, 2024

Toxic site ‘must be dealt with sooner, not later’

PEOPLE living near a toxic waste site in Cork harbour have suffered enough from a disgraceful issue that must be dealt with sooner rather than later, Environment Minister Phil Hogan has said.

Tue, 10 May, 2011

Concerns at delays with €500m gas terminal

AMID growing concerns about the delays in moving ahead with a €500 million project on the Shannon estuary, senior government figures have been asked to get involved.

Tue, 19 Oct, 2010

County plan to blame for lack of mobile coverage, says O2

UNLESS planning restrictions on masts are eased, people in parts of Kerry will not get mobile phone coverage, a leading phone company warned yesterday.

Fri, 22 Apr, 2005