MWB two Ltd had proposed the construction of 179 apartments on a parcel of land at the former Bessborough estate, however An Bord Pleanála has now opted for an oral hearing on the scheme

An Bord Pleanála has consented to a High Court order quashing its permission for 614 residential units on former RTÉ lands.

The developer of the scheme said it has assembled one of the best design teams in the world to get the massive scheme right

Developer Michael O'Flynn on partnering with Penneys for the redevelopment of its flagship Cork store

An Bord Pleanála has upheld the decision made by Cork City Council to grant planning with conditions for the Tower Holdings hotel, retail, commercial and leisure project

Both cities — as well as towns in Kerry, Clare, Limerick, and Tipperary — are set to be revitalised in €1.3bn URDF allocation

They're facing a further High Court battle next month but for now, campaigners are savouring Friday's 'huge win'

The Chase resistance group set the template for how to fight a community cause and refused to give up, despite numerous setbacks

Cork Harbour Alliance for a Safe Environment says it will now seek to have permission quashed

An alternative route via Cahir has been proposed as a far more sensible and cheaper option to connect all three cities in Munster writes Sean O’Riordan. He talks to farmers, business people, and homeowners who are opposed to an expensive plan that would offer a more direct route between Cork and Limerick

Council 'firmly opposed' to 12 'giant' 150m-high turbines, citing impact on local households and the environment

CSO data shows planning permission was granted for more than 26,000 apartments, the vast majority of which were for students

The board ordered a buffer zone to be established around a local ring fort in order to prevent damage to the listed monument

The aim is to manage peak milk supplies from 2022

Thirty-six councillors voted to reject, two voted in favour and six abstained. Among the six were the council's two Green councillors.

Proposed development on former mother and baby home represents 'a realistic and deliverable opportunity' to help address the deficit in the city’s housing provision, say developers

EirGrid said it hopes to provide mitigation measures to ease disruption during the works.

Separate planning application for a new fertiliser plant is currently being assessed

Planners said the proposal would result in “a visually obtrusive development”

Chair of the M28 Steering Group, Ger Harrington, said it was a devastating blow but that the community would accept it. "We left nothing out on the pitch, we fought the good fight, and exercised our constitutional right."