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<p>The expansion of Penneys on St Patrick's Street will reduce the amount of empty shops, as smaller units are amalgamated within the flagship store </p>

Penneys 'never tempted to look at Debenhams' as part of €60m Cork expansion plan

With almost an entire block in its ownership, Penneys has been cleared by planners to expand the shopping experience on St Patrick's Street

Sat, 18 Nov, 2023

<p>There are several specific conditions relating to the specialist conservation approach that will be required during construction on the site of the former Our Lady of Charity Magdalene Laundry on Sean McDermott St in Dublin, including a requirement for more detailed design in some areas, and the retention of some historic features in other areas. File photo: Julien Behal/PA</p>

OPW gets permission to convert State's last Magdalene laundry into 'national site of conscience'

The former Our Lady of Charity and Refuge Convent and Magdalene Laundry on Sean McDermott St is to be turned into the National Centre for Research and Remembrance

Tue, 21 Jan, 2025

<p>'There’s a clear difference in the actions taken, and the reasons for those actions, by those groups, and that difference is worth noting before leaping to conclusions about the legal system as a whole.' Stock picture: Larry Cummins</p>

Irish Examiner view: We must look more closely at protests by lawyers and gardaí

The Irish justice system came under pressure on Tuesday as barristers went on strike and gardaí refused voluntary overtime

Wed, 04 Oct, 2023

<p dir="ltr">The multi-million euro generators, described by Environment Minister Eamon Ryan as 'effectively jet engines', are due to be installed in Dublin's North Wall and in Co Meath. Picture: Gareth Chaney/Collins</p>

Ireland acquires 'jet engine' emergency power generators

The generators are designed to act as backup energy supplies for the coming five winters

Fri, 03 Feb, 2023

Morning Briefing: Top stories on Wednesday, January 4

Morning Briefing: Top stories on Wednesday, June 22

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

Wed, 22 Jun, 2022

<p>A Wind Energy Ireland event heard from a range of experts in the offshore field that European governments are now pledging up to 160 gigawatts (GW) of offshore wind by 2030. File picture: Jens Dresling/Polfoto</p>

World's offshore wind plans at risk due to lack of ships

Wind Energy Ireland's report for August shows that wind energy has supplied just under a third of Ireland’s electricity demand this year so far

Wed, 07 Sep, 2022

<p>Patrick O'Donovan said: "We have towns all over Ireland that are left in limbo at the moment and it isn’t because there is a want of money.” Picture Denis Minihane</p>

Minister urges objectors to 'think twice' before opposing flood relief schemes

According to the OPW, the €30.5m flood defences in Bandon will ensure 392 properties are now protected from potential significant flooding

Fri, 09 Dec, 2022

<p>Renewable Energy Ireland chairwoman Tanya Harrington recommends more action across power, transport, building, and industry sectors to reduce carbon emissions. Picture: Shane O'Neill, Coalesce.</p>

Demand for 'urgent' emission reductions as UN issues stark warning on global warming

"Ireland is one of the most fossil-fuel dependent countries in Europe," says Renewable Energy Ireland chairwoman Tanya Harrington.

Thu, 27 Oct, 2022

<p>Renewables have a large part to play in our future, but there is a gap in the interim that needs to be addressed as a matter of urgency, Limerick Chamber said.</p>

LNG needed until offshore wind is developed — Limerick Chamber

'Industrial and manufacturing clusters will require stable energy as we transition to cleaner energy sources'

Tue, 01 Nov, 2022

<p>Campaigners for the preservation of Moore Street, a derelict Dublin street, hold a rally, calling for Government intervention. Picture: PA</p>

Dublin rally hears calls for Government intervention to ‘save’ Moore Street

The event was organised by the Moore Street Preservation Trust, whose membership includes descendants of the rebels who staged the insurrection against British rule

Sat, 22 Jan, 2022

<p>A May report from the data hosting industry recorded that the number of operational data centres in Ireland increased by 25% over the last year. </p>

Irish Examiner view: Energy options will define our legacy

Ireland should consider a modern, safe, domestic nuclear energy option to safeguard future energy requirements

Sat, 17 Jul, 2021

Sea plane flights are cleared for take-off

COMMERCIAL sea plane flights between Dublin and the mid-west were given official approval yesterday.

Wed, 21 Sep, 2011

No off-licences to be allowed in plan for Blackrock village

OFF-LICENCES will be banned under a €3 million regeneration plan for Cork’s historic Blackrock village.

Wed, 12 Apr, 2006

<p>The auction had the smallest volume of renewable energy bidders of all three auctions to date and for the highest average price of €100.47 per megawatt per hour.</p>

Auction results suggest Ireland is not on track to reach climate targets

There were more than 20 successful bidders in Ress3, including Statkraft which secured a solar project in Cork and a solar project in Wexford.

Tue, 26 Sep, 2023

<p>Dursey, Ballincollie Road, Dublin Pike</p>

Pets, pool sharks, games room, mini-bar: Supersize €795,000 Dublin Pike home embraced them all

Dursey's large balcony and west-facing patio are ideal for tracking the sun

Sun, 17 Nov, 2024

<p>Plans for the development of a student residence on Limerick's Groody Road. Picture: Limerick City and County Council</p>

Limerick development could house up to 1,400 students

Proposed plan would see development of five accommodation blocks with amenities such as a student library, laundry rooms, and retail spaces

Wed, 05 Feb, 2025

More than €150m has been spent on Dart upgrade ahead of work starting

The Dart system is currently undergoing a number of extensions

Sun, 20 Apr, 2025

<p>"We’re investing another €5m in the building (Páirc Uí Chaoimh) in the next couple of years through IIP funding," Cork GAA chief executive Kevin O’Donovan said.</p>

GAA invests €5m in Páirc Uí Chaoimh through Immigrant Investor Programme

Although the programme closed in 2023, approvals were still made after that date for several projects received before the deadline

Wed, 26 Mar, 2025

Hellfire Club group challenges SIPO referral to gardaí over alleged breach of lobbying law

A residents group has brought a High Court challenge to a decision to refer to the gardaí an alleged breach of political lobbying law over opposition to a plan to build an interpretive centre at Dublin's Hellfire Club.

Mon, 01 Jul, 2019

Carey Tool Hire move to new site clears way for 25-storey apartment tower on Cork city quays

Uprooting from a city quayside site after six decades will be a pleasant wrench for a Cork business – in return for moving, Carey Tool Hire is getting a brand new building, on a three-acre Ring Road site, passed by up to 100,000 cars a day, plus a multi-million euro site sale windfall.

Wed, 15 Jan, 2020