Appeal was lodged with An Bord Pleanála by 10 of those affected by explosion at apartment complex above Applegreen service station on October 7, 2022

An Bord Pleanála has refused a major Cork City redevelopment plan, citing concerns over heritage loss and city centre character

Dwellings Development Bishopstown Ltd has submitted an appeal to An Bord Pleanála against the recent decision of Cork City Council to reject its plans to construct 164 housing units 'on the edge of Cork City'

With both Rebuilding Ireland and Housing for All now in the rear view mirror, the current coalition will be tasked at coming up with a revised housing plan, writes Tadgh McNally

Planners last month agreed on the name 'Fearran Uí Fhlaitheartaigh', but hoardings read 'Cairn Close' 

The Holiday Inn in Clonshaugh was seeking retention for five years for its 248 car parking spaces for Dublin Airport users

The scheme was initially brought in May 2022 in an effort to encourage more people to make rooms available to renters and has been availed of by almost 750 people to date

The site forms part of an estate which has been partially developed with the foundations built for a number of units as well as some sewers and road infrastructure

Darragh O'Brien has said a luas-style transport system for Cork is now expected to cost between €2bn and €3bn

Evidence shows us the current system is not fit for purpose 

The split decision by the board effectively mirrors a decision by Cork City Council just over a year ago in relation to the Douglas GAA Club project

Permission was granted earlier this month for the 1km structure between Dinis and Torc along the N71 national secondary road

The doughnut chain is seeking a decision from An Bord Pleanála on whether change of use for its St Patrick's Street store from a retail shop to a patisserie shop should be exempted from requiring planning permission

Some 16,000 tonnes of crushed concrete is set for re-use in one of the city's most significant construction recycling projects

Almost 18 months after it lodged its appeal, Equinix Ireland Ltd has been refused permission for its data centre plans in Clondalkin

The board said the proposed development was not for a port-related activity, which the site was specifically designated for

Development includes work on the new container terminal in the lower harbour

Objections included the development having a 'significant detrimental' impact on the visual amenities of the area

A briefing document for Minister for Enterprise Peter Burke pointed out that the EU Short Term Rental Regulation will apply from May 20, 2026

Investigation into planning matters at the agency concluded an undesirable 'statistical anomaly' existed in terms of An Bord Pleanála inspectors’ recommendations to refuse permission for such masts being overturned by two specific board members