The Airbnb rentals were denied as they would have a 'negative impact on the availability of housing stock in the city'

Griffith College says six trees were felled elsewhere on its site in 2018 following antisocial behaviour, including 'managed growth of cannabis' in the scrub, but that those trees were not subject to preservation orders

Campus is to comprise six data halls covering 145 acres or 1.3m sq ft on lands adjacent to the Tulla Rd

At the end of February, the outstanding caseload remained 2,400 strong

Campaigners in Ballincollig opposed NTA proposal to create a 2m-wide archway in a section of the town’s 19th-century barracks wall at the landmark East Gate to facilitate the construction of a new footpath

Stepping up in the midst of personal family tragedy, Simon Coveney showed off his safe but unspectacular hands while in Government

Three major infrastructure projects in West Cork have been put on hold, because of risk to the endangered freshwater pearl mussel. The projects include flood-relief works on the main road to Cork City and the upgrade of a sewage-treatment plant.

Centre near Clashmore in West Waterford will be run by order of Argentinian nuns

Every time the conflict in Gaza seems to have reached a nadir of sorts, a new low is reached — though “a new low in Israel’s prosecution of the conflict” would be a more accurate reflection of the latest developments.

Work on Cronin's Wood site to start immediately, developer says

Reardens on Washington Street has been denied permission by Cork City Council to retain its outdoor seating on Little Cross Street

On a road of large detached homes, Altamira is close to bustling St Lukes Cross and less than a half hour's walk from Cork City centre

The move to a larger premises in Cork allows the Swedish-based Munters to expand further into Europe

The planning board once again apologised for the delays and said it would work 'as expeditiously as possible' to fully clear the backlog

Glenwood House in Carrigaline was first purchased from a family member of its head of mental health services in January 2021

Elsewhere, plans for some 330 residential units at Knockgriffin in Midleton may be set to proceed

The new proposal involves a floating ship which would be moored to a jetty at a depth of 21 metres

An Bord Pleanála is considering DAA’s request for a relaxation of the restrictions imposed on night-time flights as a condition of 2007 planning approval for the new North Runway

Ireland has changed dramatically. We must deliver the planning legislation a 21st-century Ireland needs, writes Housing Minister Darragh O’Brien

The Green Party leader said ministerial interference in the matter would be tantamount to 'riding roughshod' over the planning system