Mast was installed and then taken down when planning consultant pointed out it had been erected in the wrong place, court heard

Allocation process for case was not random and was affected by ‘bias’, new High Court filings allege

The planned development comes amid a year-round increase in visitors to west Waterford

Laura McCarthy and her husband moved into their home in Raheen in Limerick in January 2021. She was heavily pregnant at the time, and buying their first home had been “an enormous relief” for the couple, she says.

Focus of bill is not to refuse 'access to justice', Taoiseach says

The State needs to decarbonise to meet international CO2 targets but, if it is at the expense of infrastructure vital to the wellbeing of the Irish economy, that is another matter

People do not equate the impact that stalling a new housing development in their area has on the inability of their adult children to find a home, or on staff shortages in health and education 

The plans include four-bed semi-detached homes, three-bed semis, three-bed townhouses, two-bed townhouses as well as duplex and apartment units

The market on Centre Park Rd and adjacent to Kennedy Quay has appealed Cork City Council's decision to An Bord Pleanála

Refugee crisis putting additional strain on both the housing system, public system and hospitality.

The report is also set to recommend that the possibility of decriminalising drug possession for personal use be researched

End terrace home by shoreline is a 'cheap' entry level to 'millionaire's road'

Environment Minister Eamon Ryan will seek Cabinet approval for the new action plan which will include the establishment of financial support fund

Tanáiste Leo Varadkar has said everyone makes errors in judgement but he is confident he has the support of the Fine Gael party.

The current cold spell looks set to continue until the end of the working week, with a yellow low temperature ice warning in place until Friday

In the fevered run-up to Christmas, bad laws with terrible consequences for public trust have a better chance of escaping scrutiny, writes Mick Clifford

The Planning and Development Bill, which will see significant changes to An Bord Pleanála, has been described as "comprehensive" and "extraordinary" by Taoiseach Micheál Martin.

A derelict former textile factory in east Cork is to be demolished to make way for housing under a planning application lodged with Cork County Council.

The Construction Industry Federation said the drop-off reflects a “growing logjam in the planning system”

According to the OPW, the €30.5m flood defences in Bandon will ensure 392 properties are now protected from potential significant flooding