It appears that Remy Farrell's review will be out of date before it is even published

West Cork Hotel in Skibbereen lodges appeal after Cork County Council refused planning permission for extension on grounds the project did not provide adequate off-road parking facilities

Fiona McCarthy had turned an old derelict chalet into a property she hoped to lease out to holidaymakers

Local residents opposed the demolition of an existing structure at Orchard Road near the main campus of University College Cork

Micheál Martin expresses his concern as three probes continue into planning authority's affairs, including the circumstances surrounding decisions made by Paul Hyde 

An Bord Pleanála has approved plans on a 7.8-hectare site at Monacnapa under the fast-track planning process for strategic housing developments

An Bord Pleanála cited environmental and road safety concerns as reason for rejecting plans for development on site of former hotel near Kanturk

The Department of Education had lodged an objection to the proposal

Dave Walsh said the outcome of ABP’s own review 'may well conclude that systems and procedures are not as strong as they should be'

Dave Walsh told the Public Accounts Committee on three separate occasions that he will not apologise for the board, citing a number of ongoing reviews into the board which have yet to be finalised

An Bord Pleanála said the new housing estate would lead to further demands on the water supply system in Clonakilty which was likely to give rise to a risk to public health

Dave Walsh, who will appear before the PAC on Thursday, recognises the potentially damaging effect of allegations on the board's reputation

Politicians gathered at the Public Accounts Committee hoping for a mea culpa from An Bord Pleanála chairman Dave Walsh that was not forthcoming.

Meanwhile, citing an Irish Examiner report, Catherine Murphy slammed the Government’s attempts to 'ram through' 48-pages of amendments to its Planning Act this week

Of the 32 cases identified, 28 of them were authorised by former An Bord Pleanála chair Paul Hyde

The project, located on the Kinsale Road, has faced objections from an adjoining business owner and Transport Infrastructure Ireland

Just 2.5 hours are allocated to debate nearly 50 pages of new amendments which have been added to the original 18-page bill

A second interconnector would 'enable Ireland to export wind energy as the Irish wind economy grows across the next decade,' a report said

A senior official in An Bord Pleanála says the only way planning board decisions can be overturned is by a judicial review action in the courts

The Government's bid to ram through 48 pages of amendments to a 20-page planning bill is straight out of the populist playbook it claims to oppose