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<p class="contextmenu internal_Caption">The stunning dome and glazed pitched roof of the Winthrop Arcade, Cork City. Picture: Denis Scannell</p>

Iconic Cork retail gem Winthrop Arcade is up for grabs for €1.7m

Ireland's oldest covered shopping arcade is fully tenanted with an annual rent roll of €150,000

Thu, 10 Nov, 2022

<p>Plans for the centre have received support from the Bishop of Waterford and Lismore, Alphonsus Cullinane, who endorsed the project at a public meeting in 2019.</p>

Plan for female-only rehab centre run by religious group in Waterford on hold after objections

Locals expressed concern that the proposed development will accommodate “physically, psychologically and emotionally troubled persons”

Thu, 24 Feb, 2022

<p>Aerial view of proposed development site at Clarke’s Hill, Rochestown. Aperee healthcare investment fund, part of the Blackbee Group, has just been granted planning permission to develop a 100-bed nursing home and 47 independent living units on the 7.2-acre site. The development is due to commence in Q1 of 2022.</p>

Greenlight for €25m nursing home development in Cork's Rochestown

Plan includes 47 independent living housing units

Thu, 16 Dec, 2021

<p>In his judgment, Mr Justice Simons refused to make a reference, saying there was no basis on which the High Court could do so. File picture.</p>

Shannon gas terminal's prioritisation cannot be referred to European court, High Court rules

A High Court judge has refused to ask the Court of Justice of the EU to decide whether the European Commission's inclusion of the proposed €500m Shannon LNG project in a list of EU Projects of Common Interest (PCI) was valid.

Mon, 14 Sep, 2020

Residents in limbo as they await NRA route choice

AS residents of the Ballyhoura district in north Cork, my wife and I may be adversely affected by the proposed €1 billion super-highway — the M20 — between Cork and Limerick.

Fri, 26 Sep, 2008

<p>Property Developer David Hogan. Picture: RTÉ Investigates </p>

'Serial' objectors blocking housing plans to extract money from developers

The two brothers have lodged multiple objections to residential and commercial developments across the country

Mon, 04 Dec, 2023

<p>Aer Lingus and Ryanair told the court they also plan to ask for an order pausing the effects of last week’s decision. File photo: Leon Farrell / RollingNews.ie</p>

Court hears Ryanair and Aer Lingus will file challenges over summer passenger cap by Friday

The Irish Aviation Authority decided last week to limit Dublin Airport passenger numbers to 25.2 million for the summer 2025 season, which runs from late March to October

Tue, 15 Oct, 2024

Taoiseach and his chief whip need to sing from the same hymn sheet

Asked if she may have to stand down Regina Doherty said: ‘The principle is more important than the job’, writes Alison O’Connor

Fri, 13 Jan, 2017

RTÉ spend €2.38m on new Fair City set

RTÉ has spent over €2.38 million on its new Fair City set, new figures show.

Fri, 07 Jun, 2019

'Lazy assumption' that Govt is 'ideologically opposed to social and affordable housing' - Murphy

Minister for Housing Eoghan Murphy has dismissed a “lazy assumption” that the Government is “ideologically opposed to social and affordable housing”.

Wed, 13 Nov, 2019

Developer secures planning for 1,416 apartments, including 17-storey tower, despite 20 objections

One of the country’s best known developers, Gerry Gannon, has secured planning permission for 1,416 apartments at Clongriffin in north Dublin.

Thu, 19 Dec, 2019

<p> A sign on Ballynamona beach in East Cork which marks it out as a protected area. Picture: Dan Linehan</p>

Hopes a walkway can be developed between Garryvoe and Ballycotton in East Cork

Proposed route would cross Special Area of Conservation and any development would have to be 'very sensitive' to the local fauna and flora, councillors told

Tue, 09 May, 2023

<p>Seating in one of the two large outdoor areas linking the Factory nightclub and Woodman Bar in Waterford. The Causeway Group said it finds the decision "unusual and unfair", adding it has come at an "incredibly difficult time" for the hospitality industry amid rising energy and stock costs. Picture: Causeway Group</p>

Council stops continued use of outdoor area by Waterford's largest nightclub

Warning over potentoial loss of jobs following ruling

Mon, 05 Sep, 2022

<p>Primed opportunity: No 43-45 Cornmarket Street Cork: the vacant part of the site was declared derelict years ago, and the entire including the former paint shop Paintwell is now being sold by Cork City Council by April 21</p>

Derelict Paintwell site finally ‘primed’ for redevelopment in Cork City Council-driven €275k sale

Glossy future beckons for long-vacant former paint and decorating shop and derelict site

Wed, 23 Mar, 2022

Cork councillors slam housing delays as 3,618 on waiting list

Provisional figures show there are 3,618 people in the North Cork area in need of housing and councillors have expressed frustration at the delay in some housing projects coming on stream.

Tue, 18 Sep, 2018

<p>Churchtown North and Roxborough residents at a protest against the EirGrid Interconnector in the area. Picture: Eddie O'Hare</p>

Cork residents prepared for legal battle over €1bn electricity project

Residents' associations along the proposed route of a high-voltage underground cable, part of the Celtic Interconnector project, are teaming up to oppose its laying close to their homes

Tue, 13 Apr, 2021

<p>The interior of the apartments at Lee Point on South Main St. File Picture.</p>

Plan to use Cork student accommodation for tourists abandoned

Representatives of the hotel sector have welcomed the decision, which would have converted nearly 40% of the student beds at the Lee Point complex on South Main St into tourist accommodation

Fri, 05 Feb, 2021

Dublin City Council have launched plans for a major facelift in the centre of the capital

A new plan to create a pedestrian friendly space right in the heart of Dublin has been officially launched.

Mon, 08 May, 2017

High Court costs ruling wait ‘like a sword over my head’

A farmer who faces the risk of losing his 100-acre dairy holding said yesterday it was like a sword over his head, after a High Court judge put off a decision on who will pay the costs of a six-day court challenge to a €70m Tipperary windfarm.

Sat, 26 Sep, 2015

Magdalene orders edge closer to windfall

Two Magdalene orders which have refused to contribute to the laundry redress scheme are one step closer to multi-million euro windfalls thanks to a land zoning change.

Fri, 19 Jul, 2013