Shannon LNG granted planning permission for new Kerry power plant
Proposed 600MW plant on Shannon Estuary will have enough capacity to power 160,000 homes
Proposed 600MW plant on Shannon Estuary will have enough capacity to power 160,000 homes
Community & Environmental Protection Alliance claims HSE is precluded from reviewing developments that could affect public health
The proposal also includes ten steel pillars to remember those who died, but the relatives say this is insensitive as many of the dead were killed by steel and concrete
Residents fear pressure on amenities and hit to value of property in the area
High-value habitats can be avoided if identified but it is the less obvious impacts that are so far known to cause the biggest effects
Doonbeg’s ‘grey dunes’ and presence of endangered snail hampered original developer’s plans
Noise regulator says it may need to assess latest planning permission
Publican seeks planning retention for repurposed shipping container that operates as a coffee kiosk
Two advisory councils outline gross failures to face up to climate realities
Council has had to halt redevelopment due to deteriorating condition of homes in Phibsborough
Airline chief executive says ‘strange’ cap on north runway flights could damage Dublin Airport’s transatlantic hub status
Industry chiefs seek solutions as overseas visitors to Republic tumble 25% in January
IAG-owned carrier blames pilots’ dispute and increased transatlantic competition for decline
Construction work on Dublin Array scheme with 310 metre blades could begin in 2027
Dublin City Council is assessing pub for inclusion on the Derelict Sites Register
Families who lost loved ones received letters on Thursday telling them of decision to grant permission for new service station on blast site
Site is located less than 500 metres from College Green and Grafton Street
Mr Justice Richard Humphreys dismissed the challenge in a judgement on Friday
Airline initially cited concerns about climate, emissions limits, water quality and bat safety in appeal against An Bord Pleanála approval
Once host to Sinéad O’Connor and Coldplay, Warwick nightclub site to be developed by Bartra
Including a 200-year-old College Street building, the site of a Kildare Street hotel and the former home of the City Arts Centre
Beauty spot proposal threatened conservation area, says inspector
Development envisages eight-storey, mixed-use building
An Bord Pleanála has overturned council decision to grant permission for Dawn Meats abbatoir to offload 400,000 litres of treated wastewater into the river every day
Dublin City Council has signed off on plan to allow four apartments on the street
Row centres on planned development in Ashford, Co Wicklow
Board chairman says he is precluded for legal reasons from publishing senior counsel’s report
‘Far and away the biggest concern of housebuilders at the moment’ is pipeline of work on stream after 2025, says Construction Industry Federation director
Asked whether the planning authority had erred by allowing a major crisis to develop, Peter Mullan says that was not the case
Talks with Dublin Airport over dispute have eased concerns
Planning inspector said Seasons of Ireland would seriously injure the amenities of the area and detract from retail character
Objector’s appeal had stalled plans for 10 months
Paramount Hotel says An Bord Pleanála decision of ‘very serious concern’ after city council’s view overruled
Justice Richard Humphreys said planning authority appeared ‘almost petrified’ to approve renewable energy proposals that contravene local development plans
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