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Clonburris, a Strategic Development Zone (SDZ), is expected to home 23,000 people when completed.
former deputy chairperson of ABP, Paul Hyde, resigned over the weekend.
The Taoiseach offered his “deepest sympathies” to the families impacted, stating that what happened compounded their grief.
A planning and development bill is due to be voted on in the Dáil today.
Noteworthy’s Niall Sargent and journalist Ella McSweeney tell Susan Daly about concerns over the cross-border poultry manure trade.
Cross-border investigation reveals serious environmental and air quality concerns from ammonia produced by the rapidly expanding poultry industry on the island of Ireland.
Noteworthy reveals serious concerns over authenticity of files used in some poultry farm planning cases in the North and where the manure is going.
The beer garden, shared by Fibber Magee’s, The Living Room and Murray’s, has been described as a ‘unique cultural centre’.
The plans would have doubled the size of the existing supermarket and reduced the number of parking spaces.
The local council said it has serious concerns relating to the development’s scale, massing and height.
The Irish Planning Institute says review must be completed ‘thoroughly and without any undue delay’.
A group compared the plan to the idea of building a 10-storey apartment block beside Newgrange.
The Commission of Regulation of Utilities ruled out a moratorium on new data centres.
The proposed site is just under 2.5 kilometres from Coolmoney Defence Forces camp.
Senior counsel Remy Farrell has six weeks to carry out his report.
Paul Hyde has temporarily stepped back from his role as two separate probes into his decisions continue.
Paul Hyde, who has been in the role since 2019, has denied the allegations.
More than 9,000 residential units have been applied for under the SHD system for Dublin over a two week period in April.
A new County Development Plan is set to come into effect during the summer.
The Taoiseach said it is ‘very possible’ that Ireland could be asked to take in numbers higher than 20,000.
The murals by the group Subset did not have the all-clear from the city’s planning department.
The regulator said it was crucial that the delivery of all forms of housing in Dublin was accelerated and supported.
The case will be heard again in April.
A decision is due on the appeals by An Bord Pleanala in June.
The FAI have tonight unveiled their overall plans for the game in Ireland up to 2025.
The scheme includes new A&E facilities and cancer care facilities.
Over 165 objections were lodged against the scheme for the former Jesuit lands at Milltown Park.
The developers say the plans will ensure that the pub’s important cultural offering will be maintained.
The famed Cobblestone Pub was to be site of a new hotel scheme.
The development has been the focus of significant public opposition, including from Dublin City Council.
News of two developments brought the system into focus again this week.
Archer Hotel Capital has secured permission for an eight storey extension.
Niall Cussen said employees are fully stretched and often have to work late to meet tight planning deadlines.
Locals were concerned that Howth is being overdeveloped.
Half of the 1,047 units to be social and affordable units.
An Taisce were among more than a dozen environmental groups to object to the proposals.
Kerry man Derek Twiss is seeking planning permission to construct two apartments at Lansdowne Terrace.
The type of residential units subject to commencement has seen a “substantial shift” towards housing over apartments.