Planning notes: Elsewhere a proposed housing development in Kinsale will now be subject to an appeal

Over two years ago, we said that to deliver up Assange would be a disaster for investigative journalism, for free speech, and a fillip for repressive regimes — we haven’t changed our mind

It is possible extended power outages could occur to cover the Winter peaks in the period 2024 to 2029 if conversion does not happen

Rebel Abú Limited had been denied permission by Cork City Council for the development, which would be located on a 3.8ha site in Tivoli, east of Cork City

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

Report says around 2,400 files remain on the caseload

The retailer had sought retention permission from Cork City Council for a change of use from previous retail use to a cafe

Residents' group say Fingal County Council's 'thorough review' had uncovered 'significant deficiencies within the application, including glaring errors, inconsistencies, and omissions among many other serious concerns'

Club claims refusal of road by planners was 'parish politics at play'

It can now take up to 35 minutes to cross Thomas Kent bridge in Fermoy during peak times, councillors told

The retailer had sought retention permission from Cork City Council for a change of use from previous retail use to a cafe, as well as the retention of shopfront and signage at its branch on 42 Patrick’s Street

Fingal County Council said the  information is necessary to address 'inadequacies' in the application

Planning notes: There are also number of plans for development in Cork

Planners say the scheme was 'considered to be excessive in height, scale and massing'

Several traders fear for the commercial viability of the urban village

A three-bed bungalow, reachable by Ireland's only cable car, sounds like the ideal island retreat

An Bord Pleanála rejected appeal by developer on the basis that the proposed development was on lands zoned for 'landscape preservation' and part of the city’s hinterland

Over 1,100 amendments being tabled by Government and opposition for third-biggest bill in the history of the State

There had been dozens of objections to the planned development

The proposed development was to be made up of three apartment blocks, ranging in height from two to five storeys