Woman who rescued boy from River Barrow as a teenager to be honoured
Tina Kavanagh was 15 when she pulled David Browne from dark waters of Kilkenny river
Dublin Port lands earmarked for development as housing
CIÉ land and former Cathal Brugha Barracks among sites being examined in new report
Population decline in south Kerry was a factor in greenway project, court told
Two challenges made aimed at quashing permission on environmental grounds
Court urged to overturn permission for south Kerry greenway
Concerns include that Kerry slugs could be stamped on during greenway works
Election 2020 in commuterville: ‘They built the houses and left the people in a vacuum’
In Adamstown – a multicultural town in west Dublin – many residents cannot even vote
Development of 10,000 home scheme moves a step closer in Limerick
€2bn scheme sits on 123 acres near Limerick’s Colbert train station
Family in Strokestown eviction case ordered to leave home
Judge satisfied from evidence that defendants have no entitlement to be on property
Strokestown eviction dispute ruling expected on Friday
Judge criticises ‘pseudo-legal mumbo jumbo’ submitted by defendant in possession case
Savills boosts position in new-homes market with four recruits to its team
Move comes months after agency announced it was scaling back its residential business
Minister backs new laws to protect cultural spaces
Josepha Madigan supports measures to stop creative spaces being forced out of business
The future of living: the big picture
From cities made for efficient transport to smart refrigerators monitoring what you eat
The Irish Times view on reclaiming Sandymount Strand: A bold – and flawed – idea
There is a need for debate about how to house rising population. But is Sandymount Strand the place to start?
Reclaiming Dublin Bay land for homes ‘not without merit’
Proposal likely to run foul of environmental worries, says Independent Cllr Mannix Flynn
Building on Dublin Bay ‘could help the environment’
‘We have to think and plan much further than the next 20 years,’ says architect
Reclaim Sandymount Strand for apartments, says architect
RIAI president says infilling Dublin Bay could provide homes for 150,000 people
Limerick school extension wins RIAI architecture award
Building designed for students with autism named top in people’s choice category
Architects’ president voices concerns about co-living scheme size
David Browne also highlights positives of schemes planned for Dublin
Public building contracts ‘unattractive’ to architects
RIAI blames State bureaucracy, time frames, risk shifting and poor procurement skills
What every first-time buyer needs to know before putting in a bid
‘First-time buyers used to be mid-20s, not long out of college. But they’re much older now'
Proposal to move Dublin Port to free up housing land in city ‘reckless’
Dublin Port Company chief criticises RIAI president over ‘mischievous’ suggestions
Government should cut house building taxes, says architects’ body
Dublin Port relocation ‘a golden opportunity to create a modern high-density city within the city’
‘There is nowhere for older people trading down to go’
Downsizers are keen to sell but a logjam is emerging because they have nowhere to buy
Architect building on tradition of ‘being a service to society’
Friday interview: president of the Royal Institute of the Architects in Ireland David Browne
Charleville community hopeful Mallow Credit Union will open branch in town
Move follows decision by Central Bank to appoint liquidators to Charleville branch
Angling Notes: International journal shows salmon-farms’ link to sea lice and mortality
Study indicates that returns of wild adult salmon can be reduced by more than 50 per cent in years following high lice levels on nearby salmon farms during the smolt out-migration
Lansdowne Place moves to hard launch with 2-beds from €900,000
Upmarket Ballsbridge scheme on site of former Berkeley Court Hotel
Incinerator would not impact Cork naval base, says Indaver
Company’s review finds emissions from chimney would not cause problems for helicopters
Property downsizing falls sharply as adult children stay at home
One quarter of married couples are living with children aged 20-plus
Incinerator decision deferral due to Haulbowline flight concerns
Deferral to allow Indaver provide detail on impact €160m facility to have on helicopters
Easy commute, cheap to run: What people buying new homes want
Buyers will quiz agents on energy efficiency but they still want their own fireplace
Nama to sell key west Dublin residential site via partnership deal
Site extending to 9.76 acres near Liffey Valley centre has permission for 102 houses
Cork fishing boat owners charged in illegal migrants case
Pair charged with facilitating entry of illegal immigrant and employing man with no work permit
Cork incinerator site would ‘affect naval base evacuation’
In case of accident, staff at nearby base would have to travel towards hazard, says Government
Incinerators with modern cleaning systems not harmful, hearing told
If Ringaskiddy incinerator goes ahead Air corps will operate no fly zone, says Defence
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