The number of planning permissions granted has shot up by 50%
The number of apartment permissions represents a 60% jump on last year, while houses are up 48%.
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The number of apartment permissions represents a 60% jump on last year, while houses are up 48%.
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The distillery will be used for its new premium blended Irish whiskey, Roe & Co.
Families moving into the scheme are drawn from the Galway City Council housing list.
“Obviously we don’t want to be building skyscrapers in Georgian Dublin.”
When we accept that we are all part of the planning process everything becomes easier, writes Carol Tallon.
The plans will provide for a 340-bed student accommodation on the site.
2016 alone saw the resolution of 248 developments.
Concerns have been raised over the affordability of new student accommodation.
The incident has kicked off discussions about how the Dáil can better facilitate large crowds.
It is estimated that approximately 400 jobs could be created during the construction phase.
The application was refused on grounds of inadequate public transport access and potential congestion impact on the M50 and other roads.
A Nama spokesperson says that the units “were sold following a sales process conducted by a receiver on an open market basis”.
Rural Ireland needs strong villages and towns, writes urban planner Shay Kelleher – but for this to work, their people need to return and live in them.
Documents seen by TheJournal.ie show there are planning issues around a third Dealz store, this time near the Liffey Valley Shopping Centre.
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In a lengthy and detailed judgment Mr Justice Robert Haughton quashed the council’s decision “in its entirety.”
The Moore Street site was ruled a “battlefield site” by the High Court in March.
A statement by O’Callaghan Properties described the project as “potentially transformational for Cork”.
Redmond passed away in hospital after a short illness.
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Munster CEO Garrett Fitzgerald believes the province has always been open to change.
Frances Fitzgerald and planning minister Paudie Coffey have agreed a proposal to grant new veto-on-development powers to city and county councils.
Extreme weather events are inevitable, flooding doesn’t have to be, writes Eamon Ryan.
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The plans have been criticised, but Kelly is steadfast.
Minister Aodhán Ó Ríordáin has joined the campaign against it.
An Bord Pleanála has given permission for the fast-food restaurant.
Requests were made for the Taoiseach to get involved.
If a planning application is approved.
A system whereby hot water or steam could be pumped from the brewery to the new hospital is being investigated.
But another part of Dublin could be getting smaller for cars.
Council planning proposals would see the minimum size reduced by almost 20%.
A review into An Bord Pleanála’s is taking place and should be finished by the end of the year.
It takes a project an average of 79 weeks from the date of planning application till the first builders start clearing the first square foot of the site for construction.
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It’s on the side of a building on South Great George’s St.