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Breaking News Ireland: Vacant and Derelict Sites Could Face Compulsory Purchase Orders
A ghost estate case before An Coimisiún Pleanála highlights how compulsory purchase orders could help tackle Ireland’s vacant…
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Breaking News: Planning Permission for Service Station Beside Creeslough Explosion Site Refused
Planning permission for a service station beside the Creeslough explosion site in Co Donegal has been refused after…
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Breaking News: Dublin 4 Residents Appeal Plans for New Embassy in Ballsbridge
Plans for an embassy at 80 Northumberland Road in Ballsbridge have stalled after Dublin 4 residents appealed the…
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Breaking News Ireland: Planning Delays Push Average Homebuilding Timeline to Four Years
Ireland’s average homebuilding timeline has reached about four years as developers blame planning delays, appeals, staffing shortages and…
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Breaking News Ireland: Cork Council Urges Government to Release Bessborough Burial Records
Cork City Council has unanimously urged the Government to release Bessborough burial records and consider an inquest into…
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Breaking News Ireland: Limerick Vacant Site Levy Appeal Fails as Property Owner’s Bill Rises to €140,000
A Limerick landowner’s appeal over vacant site levies has failed, with the total charge doubling to €140,000 after…
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Breaking News: Limerick Landowner’s Appeal Fails as Derelict Site Levy Doubles to €140,000
A Limerick landowner’s appeal over derelict site levies failed, with the total charge doubling to €140,000 after recalculation.
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Breaking News: Kilkee residents renew fight over wastewater plant near cliff walk and beach
Kilkee residents back a sewage solution but say the approved wastewater plant could damage the cliff walk, tourism…
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Breaking News: Portland Row pitch saved after appeals backed by Kellie Harrington
Portland Row pitch in Dublin 1 has been saved after An Coimisiún Pleanála refused permission for a housing…
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Breaking News: Portland Row pitch saved as Dublin development permission is overturned
Planning permission for 49 homes on Dublin’s Portland Row pitch has been overturned after a high-profile community campaign.
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Breaking News Ireland: MetroLink Moves Closer as Cabinet Set to Consider Tender for Dublin Metro
Cabinet is set to consider tendering MetroLink, bringing Dublin’s long-delayed metro closer to construction and possible 2030s completion.
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Breaking News: Katherine Zappone Calls for Pause on Bessborough Apartment Development in Cork
Katherine Zappone has called for a pause on the Bessborough development in Cork amid renewed concern over possible…
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Breaking News: Robert Watt says ‘gotcha’ culture is slowing major projects in Ireland
Robert Watt says Ireland must end a ‘gotcha’ blame culture if major public projects are to be delivered…
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Breaking News: An Coimisiún Pleanála Chief Says Planning Body Has Rebuilt After Governance Crisis
An Coimisiún Pleanála says morale and backlogs have improved after its governance crisis, but rising planning applications pose…
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Breaking News: Krispy Kreme wins planning appeal over Cork city outlet on Patrick Street
Krispy Kreme has won a planning appeal over its Cork Patrick Street outlet after An Coimisiún Pleanála overturned…
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Breaking News: Mary Lou McDonald Appeals Approval for Cabra Student Housing Project
Mary Lou McDonald has appealed approval for a 249-bed student accommodation scheme in Cabra, citing housing, traffic and…
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Breaking News: Long-Abandoned Portroe Housing Estate Cleared for Completion After Planning Appeal
A 22-home ghost estate in Portroe, Tipperary has been approved for completion after a planning appeal, despite strong…
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Breaking News: Slane bypass court challenge cleared for appeal after High Court ruling
The High Court has allowed an appeal in the legal challenge to planning permission for the long-delayed Slane…
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Green Light for Dún Laoghaire Boutique Hotel Sparks Fresh Debate
Approval for a 71-bedroom Dún Laoghaire hotel has reignited debate over planning, privacy and the impact on a…