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

Fianna Fáil TD Seamus McGrath says late queries are routine and should not cause any delay to the awarding of the contract

Nos 7 & 8 are on the market for €1.125m and €1.1m respectively

Development will include four new food kiosks, dining and kitchen areas

Referral for clarification made by a local resident who said the area was adversely impacted by tents erected for European Rugby Champions Cup matches

One submission on behalf of the proprietors of Cork Student Village said they had 'experienced difficulty filling their complex for the academic year due to the large volume of student complexes being erected in the area'

Plans for homes at Ardarostig and Ballinaspig More on Waterfall Rd went against City Hall’s goals of a '15-minute city' and 'walkable neighbourhoods'

The board has granted planning permission for the construction of 166 housing units on a 6.57-hecatre site between Dublin Pike and Ballyhooly Road

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

Enabling works are now underway ahead of full construction commencing later this year with planned completion towards the end of 2027

Taoiseach Michéal Martin said more needed to be done to incentivise the private sector to invest in apartment building

Turning down planning permissions on the basis of targets that are known to be insufficient is a nonsense, writes Mick Clifford

In the final part of a four-part series looking at the finalists for Cork Chamber's Company of the Year Awards 2024, we profile the contenders in the International company category

For the first time in recent years, the board has disposed of more appeals than files it opened

The club had sought permission to extend the operating hours of the floodlights from 9am to 10.30pm seven days a week

Simon report lays out in stark detail how many of Ireland's citizens cannot afford a place to live

The report, compiled by senior counsel Lorna Lynch, cost €240,000 and was commissioned in January 2023