IEC: Search - Irish Examiner

SEARCH

Total results: 4501

Page 217 of 226

<p>An artist impression of the proposal from O'Callaghan Properties for the redevelopment of Cork's South Docks. Picture: Flythrough</p>

Plans approved for the first phase of Cork's South Docks redevelopment

Will involve demolition of iconic R&H Hall grain silos to make way for offices and apartments

Tue, 02 Aug, 2022

€60m music school hits right note

IT seemed like an impossible dream for many years but Cork School of Music is ready to open the doors to a new €60 million future.

Wed, 18 Jul, 2007

<p>An artist's impression of the public transport bridge across the River Suir, connecting Waterford’s South Quay to North Quays.</p>

Construction contract for Waterford's North Quay works progresses

Works include 1.3km of urban dual carriageway and local road upgrades in the Ferrybank area, a plaza on the southside of the river, and a new greenway from Abbey Bridge

Fri, 12 Nov, 2021

<p>Last November, An Bord Pleanála granted permission for a 27km greenway between Glenbeigh to just outside Cahersiveen, to run mainly along the disused route of the Southern and Western Railway. Picture: Don MacMonagle</p>

Permission for south Kerry greenway valid, High Court rules

Various grounds of challenge based on alleged breach of EU law, including failure to establish a system of “strict protection” for the Kerry slug, were also rejected

Mon, 12 Jul, 2021

Cúil Aodha community angered by heavy lorry traffic

A rural community has appealed to the developers of a nearby 38-turbine windfarm to reconsider plans to drive up to 55 lorry loads of concrete a day through the heart of a village, where children are being collected from pre-school.

Mon, 27 Aug, 2018

Impact of planning law on farmers

When people consider planning laws and planning permission, they normally associate it with building residential houses and commercial buildings.

Thu, 25 Oct, 2018

<p>Heavy flooding on Oliver Plunkett St in Cork City. 'The severity of this flooding and the potential for it to reoccur is something that is entirely avoidable, making the events of this October all the more frustrating,' said a statement from local business groups. Picture: Daragh Mc Sweeney/Provision</p>

Business groups appeal for Save Cork City to withdraw their judicial review

Several groups representing businesses in Cork have said that flooding incidents are 'entirely avoidable', and want to see a review of a flood defence scheme dropped.

Wed, 04 Nov, 2020

<p>Cork Airport is seeing its passenger numbers increase this year.</p>

Eoghan O’Mara Walsh: North America delivers for Irish tourism this summer

To the great frustration of the industry, there is still no Irish data on international visitor numbers

Sun, 13 Aug, 2023

<p>Killarney is experiencing 'a perfect storm' in housing supply right now, according to a local auctioneer. Picture: Don MacMonagle</p>

South Kerry in 'crisis' as severe shortage of housing leaves locals unable to find homes

From Killarney to Kenmare to Dingle, the lack of new builds, short-term letting, and the high prices of second-hand homes is having a major impact on the area, writes Anne Lucey

Fri, 23 Feb, 2024

Kerry-based hotel group accused of 'commercial ambush' on Cork event centre

The Kerry-based hotel group behind the last-minute legal challenge to the €50m state-funding package for Cork's event centre has been accused of lodging a “nasty, vexatious, commercial ambush” on the stalled project.

Tue, 04 Feb, 2020

Even today it must still be Éire go brách

In no particular order or weight ... Paul Brady, Henry Shefflin, Myrtle Allen, Saoirse Ronan, the Gulf Stream’s micro climate, Seamus Heaney, Fiona Shaw, Martin Hayes, Graham Norton, the Society of St Vincent de Paul, Rory McIlroy, Olivia O’Leary, Connemara, the Delphi and Blackwater valleys, Julie Feeney, John Hume, Lyric FM, Michael Noonan’s unflinching, selfless resolve at a moment of great personal tragedy.

Sat, 17 Mar, 2012

A tough balancing act for mothers on campaign trail

IT was at the kitchen tables of family homes in Monkstown, Cobh and Ringaskiddy that the 10-year campaign to stop two incinerators being built in Cork Harbour was spearheaded.

Sat, 11 Jun, 2011