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25 May '18 |
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Temple Bar ‘superpub’ plan rejected by council
Thomas Doone sought permission from the council to extend the Merchant’s Arch Bar and Restaurant, which overlooks the Ha’penny Bridge and is considered one of the most important historical buildin - Subscribe |
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24 May '18 |
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JCD unveils a €125m office plan for Cork City Docklands
Distributed across a site of 1.8 acres, the proposed Penrose Dock scheme will have the capacity to accommodate over 2,200 employees and see the delivery of two large individual office buildings alongs - Subscribe |
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22 May '18 |
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500 apartments in Raheny 'should not have got approval': Dublin City Council chief executive Owen Keegan
The board last month granted permission to Crekav Trading for 104 houses and 432 apartments on former playing fields east of St Paul’s College on Sybil Hill Road in Raheny, despite receiving more th - Subscribe |
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17 May '18 |
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Flannery hotel plan turned down by council
The eight-storey plan, which included 27 executive self-contained suites by the Flannerys' Foxfield Inns, involved the demolition of four vacant and semi-derelict buildings to make way for the large e - Subscribe |
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16 May '18 |
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Fears south Dublin suburb 'would end up like communist Europe' in wake of planned development
Stillorgan is set to see almost 300 apartments and student accommodation units built after a green light to an extensive development was granted by An Bord Pleanála.
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15 May '18 |
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Plans for one of Ireland’s biggest mosques get green light in Blanchardstown
Plans for one of the largest mosques in Ireland have been given the go-ahead by An Bord Pleanála in spite of local opposition. The board approved the development after finding that it would not serio - Subscribe |
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14 May '18 |
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Irish Life fears Hibernia Reit's office plan too close for comfort
A perusal of the latest cases before An Bord Pleanala shows that Irish Life - the owners of Google's newest home at the Velasco - have appealed a number of aspects of Hibernia's plan to add 11,367 sq - Subscribe |
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14 May '18 |
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Victoria Homes is to seek planning permission for 850 homes on Glenamuck Road, in Carrickmines
It is the first major project for Victoria Homes, which is run by Derek Byrne and Danny Whelan and backed by international investors. The planning application for the €375m scheme will go straight t - Subscribe |
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14 May '18 |
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Speeding up the planning process could be a long, slow slog
The answer is to establish a specialised planning branch of the High Court to deal quickly with such cases. There are plenty of judges and lawyers with experience in this field to staff such a forum.
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10 May '18 |
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Huge blow to Athenry as Apple abandons €850m data centre
The appeal was against a High Court decision which had appeared to give Apple the green light to proceed with the data centre.
In granting leave to appeal, the Supreme Court also warned that it may - Subscribe |
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09 May '18 |
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South Dubliners brand Kilternan apartment plans a ‘monstrosity’
Greg Kavanagh’s Calerotech Ltd has sought planning permission from Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council for the complex of 97 apartments at the Golden Ball pub. If granted permission it would be t - Subscribe |
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08 May '18 |
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Residents ‘blocked in behind a prison wall’ by Kevin Street Maldron hotel
It also abuts a small enclave of council houses at Cathedral View, set back from Kevin Street, and neighbours terraced houses on New Street South.
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08 May '18 |
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Cairn Homes planning 320 residential properties on Griffith Avenue site in Dublin 9
Cairn has done well out of the fast-track system since its introduction, seeing plans for its Stillorgan development comprising 130 residential apartments and 179 student accommodation units approved - Subscribe |
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03 May '18 |
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Conlon plan for new Dublin city pub rejected by council
Developer Gerry Conlon has been refused permission to turn a five-storey office block opposite the former Central Bank in Dublin into a pub.
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02 May '18 |
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Park Place in Dublin 2 set to expand into old Eircom exchange
The developer has lodged plans with Dublin City Council to build Four Park Place, a top-of-the-range office building that will replace a former telephone exchange building on Adelaide Road. - Subscribe |
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01 May '18 |
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'Serious concerns' over Goodman-backed office block
Dublin City Council has flagged "very serious concerns" over plans by the Goodman family for a €100m city centre office development and put them on hold.
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26 Apr '18 |
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Seanad ends €20 fee councillors pay for planning application submissions
It would have allowed councillors to make submissions on any planning application in the entire local authority, while Senator Boyhan’s proposal confines them to their own local electoral area or wa - Subscribe |
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19 Apr '18 |
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Pharma giant seeks planning for Swords plant
MSD has submitted planning permission for the construction of its major new biotech plant in Swords. The footprint for the new development will be 43,000sq m – a significant increase on the 31,000sq - Subscribe |
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18 Apr '18 |
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Backed by Galway hoteliers, Flannery's Foxfield Inns plans aparthotel extension to the Ashling Hotel
An Taisce is recommending refusal and states that there is no justification for the demolition of the buildings. According to Kevin Duff of the Dublin City Association of An Taisce, "it is senseless t - Subscribe |
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09 Apr '18 |
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O’Shea’s of Clonskeagh could be turned into a 39-room guesthouse
Uniball Bars, a company founded by former New Generations Homes founder Greg Kavanagh, has applied to Dublin City Council to demolish the existing bar in favour of a 39-room guesthouse. - Subscribe |
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