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Monday 4 July 2022
An Bord Pleanála has granted planning permission for the development of 100 houses and 200 apartments beside St Anne’s Park.
The Kagyu Samye Dzong centre in Kilmainham had stated in its appeal that the construction would created “noise and disruption” in the locality.
A decision on the appeal from An Bord Pleanála is expected in the coming months, after planning permission was initially granted.
Local politicians have argued that the land is not zoned for housing.
The proposed College Green plaza has raised some businesses’ hackles.
Roisin Shortall is due to make an oral submission to the Bord Pleanála on Monday.
Prominent developer McGarrell Reilly wants to build over 250 homes in north Dublin.
The broadcaster is proceeding with the move the set as part of its decision to sell 8.64 acres of land for €107.5m to Cairn Homes.
A pedestrian-prioritised €10 million plaza is planned for Dublin’s College Green.
The couple have never heard of the objector and don’t even know if it is a man or a woman.
The appeals board said that the hotel would not adversely affect the character of the historic buildings nearby.
An Bord Pleanála has backed an earlier decision by Fingal County Council.
Mr Justice Robert Haughton ruled that the application for the Maighne wind farm should be remitted back to An Bord Pleanala.
Irish Cement wants to burn tyres and other industrial waste at its factory in Mungret.
River House, which has been called “a scourge in the local area”, is set to be demolished to make way for the hotel.
The development will cost an estimated €15 million.
The long-delayed ‘opera centre’ project has blighted the city’s CBD for a decade.
Joe Moran’s Manor Park Homes constructed hundreds of houses across Ireland in the boom.
The proposed development has been objected to by a number of local residents.
Wetherspoon operates five pubs here – four in Dublin and one in Cork.
Industry body RGDATA has tried to block four Aldi and Lidl outlets so far this year.
Kimpton Vale is looking to build 143 apartments in Clonsilla.
The application was refused on grounds of inadequate public transport access and potential congestion impact on the M50 and other roads.
Objections about plans for the site have been made to An Bord Pleanála.
Hundreds of jobs are safe, but concerns have been raised about the environmental impact of the Co Offaly plant.
The North East Pylon Pressure Campaign said communities will not stand by while hundreds of pylons are built across Meath, Cavan and Monaghan.
An €850 million data centre is planned for Athenry.
Dublin City Council wants to know.
Simon Coveney has said local authorities and property owners don’t always know where they stand.
An Bord Pleanála has granted permission for the sign citing “cultural significance”.
The High Court has allowed the applicant, who has health issues, to challenge the biogas facility.
The huge installation was first announced in February 2015.
An Bord Pleanála decided to uphold planning permission granted by Longford County Council.
Parents say the proposed mast is a ‘risk they’re not willing to take’.
Construction is set to begin this summer. The decision has been described as “a giant step forward for children’s healthcare in ireland”.
An Bord Pleanála has found against the plan.
Center Parcs Longford was officially announced last summer.
An Bord Pleanála has given permission for the fast-food restaurant.
Specifically An Bord Pleanála’s decision to let his neighbour ‘agitate’ slurry next to his house, allegedly contrary to their own health inspector’s recommendation.
An Bord Pleanála said it wasn’t satisfied that the area was suitable for the development.
THE COST OF living crisis is not going anywhere and looks set to get worse and worse.
At the launch of the St Vincent De Paul’s pre-Budget submission this week, Liam – a long-time volunteer with the charity – spoke about the sharp end of the crisis when describing his experience meeting with families who live in a hotel.
“When you’re dealing with parents who are in tears and are living in a one or two-bedroom hotel, it’s very difficult as a member of Vincent DePaul to help those families,” he said, adding that he believed there is now an acceptable level of poverty in Ireland.
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