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Proposed Cork-Limerick M20 motorway would pay off for State

The proposed Cork-Limerick M20 motorway would not only recoup the State’s investment but double it if the project was given the green light, the Government’s original research shows.

Sat, 16 Jan, 2016

Plans to store boat run aground in Lahinch

Plans to provide a store room for a search and rescue boat have hit rough waters after concerns emerged over possible flooding on the site.

Mon, 16 Nov, 2015

Documents show little chance M20 Cork-Limerick motorway will be built by 2030

Any prospect of the M20 motorway between Cork and Limerick being built before 2030 is remote, following the Government’s decision not to approve capital funding for the project in the recent budget.

Mon, 09 Nov, 2015

Superdry backs down over The Moderne sign fiasco in Cork

International clothes retailer Superdry has backed down and reinstated the famous sign over the former Moderne store it now occupies on Cork’s main shopping street.

Tue, 22 Dec, 2015

Plan for €20m aviation fuel pipeline to Dublin Airport opposed

Dublin residents living along the route of a planned €20m aviation-fuel pipeline to Dublin Airport have raised safety concerns.

Mon, 23 Nov, 2015

Coillte's Cullenagh wind farm to go ahead after appeal concerning freshwater pearl mussel rejected

The way has been cleared for the development of a wind farm after the Court of Appeal rejected a challenge to planning permission centring on concerns for a “critically endangered” freshwater pearl mussel.

Sat, 21 Nov, 2015

High Court clears the way for Tipperary windfarm

The High Court has cleared the way for the development of a windfarm in Co Tipperary after rejecting challenges brought on grounds including it would adversely impact on the habitat of the hen harrier.

Sat, 05 Dec, 2015

Monard oral hearing: Day 3: New town ‘won’t raise flood risk’

Contrary to local fears, the creation of a town 6km north of Cork City will not increase the flood risks in a city suburb.

Fri, 27 Nov, 2015

Monard oral hearing: Day two: Plans to increase housing density ‘commercially unviable’

Questions about housing density, traffic management, and potential environmental impact dominated the second day of an oral hearing on a new town plan for more than 5,000 houses, north of Cork City.

Thu, 26 Nov, 2015

Consider solar energy and other green options to windfarms, say councillors in Cork

Off-shore windfarms and the use of solar energy should be considered instead of placing large wind turbines near rural communities in Co Cork.

Thu, 26 Nov, 2015

Monard oral hearing: Day One - Revised plans to build new Cork town

For the second time in three years, An Bord Pleanála is examining controversial plans for a proposed new town with over 5,300 houses which Cork County Council seeks to develop 6km north of Cork City.

Wed, 25 Nov, 2015

Legal challenge to planning for McDonald’s near Wicklow schools

A secondary school has launched a legal challenge to planning approval for a McDonald’s restaurant located less than 100 metres from its front entrance and two other schools.

Tue, 24 Nov, 2015

New Limerick motorway to bypass Adare traffic bottleneck

A new motorway through west Limerick will bypass Adare, one of the country’s worst traffic bottlenecks.

Wed, 02 Dec, 2015

Cork developer lodges planning application after complaints about unauthorised carpark

A leading developer has lodged a planning application following complaints about an unauthorised car park on public land in Cork City’s tech and software jobs hub.

Wed, 18 Nov, 2015

Ice rink noise row thrown out of court

A legal bid to curtail the sound of music and hours of skating at an ice rink near Dundrum Town Centre has been thrown out by a High Court judge.

Wed, 30 Dec, 2015

An Taisce calls a halt to its attempt to stop N86 upgrade

An Taisce has said it is the “end of the road” — legally — for its bid to stop the multi-million-euro upgrade of the N86 road to Dingle, but warns that Europe will take a dim view of the decision.

Mon, 28 Dec, 2015

GAA and council under fire over Páirc Uí Chaoimh demolition

Cork City Council has been accused of giving the GAA “the freedom to do what they choose” after the developers of the new Páirc Uí Chaoimh demolished existing stands that were to be retained, according to the planning permission conditions granted to the project.

Tue, 05 Jan, 2016

Cork is a city on the up heading into 2016

IT jumps out of the Price Register as a €52 million sale for its residential element alone - Cork’s Elysian Tower has been a highly-visible barometer in both regional and national terms of hopes in boom times, dashed ambitions in the economic collapse, all the while personifying the ups, downs and now the ups once more.

Sat, 02 Jan, 2016

Nama wants Michael Noonan to sanction ‘flexible’ pay for key staff

Nama bosses have warned Finance Minister Michael Noonan they must have flexibility in deciding pay levels for key staff, if the agency is to deliver its €4.5bn house building programme.

Sat, 09 Jan, 2016

Record €20m waste fine still not paid by firm

The biggest fine for environmental damage ever handed down by an Irish court has not been paid and the company responsible is now under final notice to comply.