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<p>The planned development on the former CMP site in Cork city includes 257 ‘build-to-rent’ apartments. Picture: Pedersen Focus</p>
Cork suburb to get 11 apartment blocks, including 15-storey tower, on CMP Dairies site
The €237m scheme by dairy giant, Dairygold, also includes retail use, a creche, a coffee kiosk and a gym

Tue, 21 Jun, 2022

<p>Paul Hyde is currently the subject of multiple investigations into his decision-making at An Bord Pleanála and has stepped aside from his role as deputy chair “without prejudice” until those probes are completed.</p>
Paul Hyde was appointed to planning board after defunct body nominated him
Mr Hyde had no known association with the Irish Rural Dwellers Association which had nominated him in 2013

Tue, 21 Jun, 2022

<p>An internal investigation in An Bord Pleanála into whether Paul Hyde should be dismissed has been conducted in recent weeks, the<span class="contextmenu quote"> Irish Examiner</span> has learned. Picture: Gareth Chaney/Collins Dublin</p>
An Bord Pleanála has conducted review into whether Paul Hyde should be dismissed
The internal investigation is entirely separate from a review of files within the organisation and the investigation ordered by the Housing Minister

Thu, 16 Jun, 2022

<p class="contextmenu internal_Caption">As a planning appeals organisation, An Bord Pleanála is supposed to reflect society at large. That is how it was designed when it came into being in 1977.</p>
Mick Clifford: An Bord Pleanála should revert to original plan
An Bord Pleanála was originally designed to reflect society at large — it doesn't

Sun, 19 Jun, 2022

<p>Several councillors also called for the board of An Bord Pleanála to be disbanded. Picture: Gareth Chaney/Collins Dublin</p>
Cork City Council passes vote of no confidence in An Bord Pleanála
Several councillors also called for the board to be disbanded

Mon, 13 Jun, 2022

<p>Sinn Fein's President Mary Lou McDonald said: “It is a reality that build-to-rent homes are unaffordable for families and workers."</p>
Apartment scheme halted after Mary Lou McDonald opposes build-to-rent model
The Sinn Féin leader said: “Build-to-rent developments are about maximising profits for developers through inflated rental costs which in turn pushes up the value of land."

Mon, 13 Jun, 2022

<p>The developer, Barlow Properties Ltd, had applied to Cork County Council to build the homes at Ashbourne House but the local authority granted permission for just 30 of the 94 units.</p>
Developer to appeal after less than a third of Cork housing scheme given go-ahead
There were concerns about the project's impact on the largest concentration of champion trees nationally in any single location

Mon, 13 Jun, 2022

<p>Subsea electricity cable being laid for an interconnector linking Ireland with Great Britain.</p>
Celtic Interconnector a key piece of Ireland’s climate action jigsaw
Eirgrid CEO Mark Foley says linking to the EU’s electricity grid will boost Ireland’s energy independence. He talks with Darragh Bermingham.

Sun, 26 Jun, 2022

<p>Farmer Thomas Reid objected to the Intel project near his land at Leixlip, Co Kildare. Picture: Moya Nolan</p>
Farmer wants Intel planning permission revisited after Paul Hyde allegations
An Bord Pleanála vice chair requested planning inspector to change his report before board ruled on case 

Sat, 11 Jun, 2022

<p>Statue of Lady Justice at Dublin Castle</p>
When is it time to seek Judicial Review? And how do I go about it?
The process of Judicial Review made headlines again this week, this time in relation to an equestrian farmer who was refused planning permission by An Bord Pleanála to construct a dwelling house on her 18 acre farmland in the South Dublin townland ...

Fri, 10 Jun, 2022

<p>Thomas Reid in a scene from the award-winning documentary film 'The Lonely Battle of Thomas Reid'.</p>
Thomas Reid's long — and lonely — battle with An Bord Pleanála
The legal challenge taken by Reid did provide an insight into the workings of the planning board and the result was not pretty

Sat, 11 Jun, 2022

<p>Taoiseach Micheál Martin addresses the National Biodiversity Conference 2022 at Dublin Castle yesterday. Picture: Maxwells</p>
Intensive land use 'a bigger driver of biodiversity loss than climate change'
Intensive use of land is actually a bigger driver of biodiversity loss than the effects of climate change, with dramatic increases in the past 60 years.

Fri, 10 Jun, 2022

<p>The plan will also seek to establish a one-stop-shop service around the country, where people fleeing Ukraine can get a PPSN number, medical cards and income supports. Photo: Kirsty O'Connor/PA</p>
Cabinet to decide on new regional hubs for Ukrainian refugees
Cabinet will hear that developers have been prevented from bulk-selling more than 15,000 proposed new homes to institutional investors following the introduction of new planning laws.

Thu, 09 Jun, 2022

<p>Residents claim Paul Hyde is the brother of a partner in Maurice Johnson &amp; Partners, who were hired as consultants on the proposed development.</p>
Challenge brought against decision to grant planning for 493-unit apartment development
Residents living close to proposed apartment development in south Dublin have brought a High Court challenge against An Bord Pleanála claiming conflict of interest in the project by two planning board members

Wed, 08 Jun, 2022

<p>Stud farm owner Michael Ryan is to appeal a recent decision of Waterford City and County Council to reject his plans for a 40-bedroom boutique hotel on Davitt’s Quay, Dungarvan.</p>
Waterford businessman to appeal planning refusal for Dungarvan hotel
Waterford City and County Council rejected plans for a seven-storey, 40-bedroom boutique hotel on Davitt’s Quay, Dungarvan

Wed, 08 Jun, 2022

<p>'Our planning system must be urgently reformed and properly resourced to ensure that the renewable energy projects needed to cut our carbon emissions and drive down electricity bills can get built as quickly as possible.' Picture: Denis Minihane.</p>
‘Very lengthy planning delays’ for wind farms ‘single biggest factor’ in achieving climate goals
As wind energy accounted for a third of electricity generated last month, planners take 50-60 weeks to decide on applications for wind energy projects

Tue, 07 Jun, 2022

<p>Last December Michelle Fagan, a member of the planning board since 2018, voted to accept an appeal by Cignal Infrastructure Limited to construct the two antennae at the belltower of Garland House in Rathmines.</p>
Bord Pleanála member voted to overturn planning refusal for antennae near her home 
Michelle Fagan lives less than 450 metres from the proposed construction site, which now comprises office accommodation

Tue, 07 Jun, 2022

<p>Paul Hyde, An Bord Pleanála deputy chair: He is under investigation over cases in which he is alleged to have had a conflict of interest, which he denies.</p>
Questions over Paul Hyde's nomination for role with An Bord Pleanála
Former members of the Irish Rural Dwellers Association say they have no knowledge of any process for Hyde to be put forward for role with planning board

Fri, 03 Jun, 2022

<p>An Bord Pleanála deputy chairman Paul Hyde, who was appointed in 2014 by the then environment minister Phil Hogan.</p>
Mick Clifford: An Bord Pleanála wields so much power but how do we decide who is at the helm?
Questions arise as to why Paul Hyde was nominated by the then defunct Irish Rural Dwellers Association as he had no known association with the body

Sat, 04 Jun, 2022

<p>An Bord Pleanála: Public confidence demands that the board be seen to be independent. Picture: Gareth Chaney/Collins Dublin</p>
Mick Clifford: Can An Bord Pleanála rehabilitate itself as a functioning institution?
Several issues have come to the fore in recent years that give rise to serious concern about the planning board, not least potential conflicts of interest and questions about its independence, writes Mick Clifford

Fri, 03 Jun, 2022

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