An Coimisiún Pleanála

An Coimisiún Pleanála said proposed development would be ‘unsympathetic to the distinctive historic character’ of Co Clare town

Residents association on Ranelagh street behind site lodge appeal with An Coimisiún Pleanala over €356m scheme

An Coimisiún Pleanála had upheld refusal for four ‘very large’ houses after Ali Hewson and others lodged objections

John Rogers questioned An Coimisiún Pleanála’s environmental expertise in granting approval for N2 bypass

Tens of thousands of period homes in Dublin have no driveway where they can park their car off-street and charge on private property

Tourists and Dubliners perplexed by redevelopment plan but one business owners calls for ‘progress’

Let’s not cling to ugly, unloved buildings just because a few Dubliners are allergic to change

Mount Usher View in Ashford has changed hands multiple times in recent years, with various unrealised ambitions

Save Stephen’s Green campaign lodges appeal with An Coimisiún Pleanála on back of 24,000-signature petition

Thousands have leant their support to La Papessa Pizza which has been operating since the Covid pandemic

‘Sylvan setting of our client’s rear garden will be degraded,’ objector’s representatives say

What Ireland needs, by some country mile, is single-occupancy flats

Designation would oblige public bodies to smooth the path of offshore wind farm projects in so far as their statutory powers allow

John Rogers argued An Coimisiún Pleanála did not have access to sufficient expertise required to examine certain environmental impacts of project

Oliver Donoghue lodges appeal with An Coimisiún Pleanála against Dublin City Council’s decision to approve plans

Any additional emissions will cause additional climate harm: that’s the basic physical and moral challenge of climate change

Council granted permission for ballroom but with condition about tiny mollusc’s status

Permission granted after revised plans were lodged for its main entrance

Case concerns two-acre plot at Season Park Road, Newtownmountkennedy

Cable to run from Wexford to Wales

It’s crunch time for the State’s first underground line, with the first update in the cost of Dublin rail project coming since 2022

Milltown housing development to include 556 apartments and six three-bedroom courtyard houses

Decision overturns Dublin City Council refusal of three-storey residential block for elderly members of orders

Increase in wind energy shields country from worst of spike, Wind Energy Ireland says

High Court challenges to a previous grant of permission for the 18km ring road led to a fresh planning process

We are well past the point at which ‘pilot’ implementation projects and ‘independent’ special-purpose vehicles are put on some vague delivery schedule

Survey of buildings in Dublin shows the process of bringing them back into use is very slow

Bowing to pressure and abandoning oil and gas exploration will cost us dearly in terms of future energy security

Dublin City Council backs 43-bedroom plan by Tom Cleary’s Chambers Properties after previous proposal was thrown out on appeal

Group claimed planning commission ‘significantly underestimated’ greenhouse gas emissions from proposed facility

Kerry County Council last month approved the Dingle town centre project

Several bereaved families had objected to ‘profoundly insulting’ proposal

Embassy argued that overlooking of its rear garden by new homes would force it to stop organising events at residence

Completions rise, but concerns remain on whether momentum can be sustained, says Knight Frank

Four homes together in St Maelruan’s Park have been vacant and boarded up for years

Aim is for commuter town to be connected to services by 2031 in first extension of network since 2000

Ella McSweeney: A recent verdict showed climate law can’t fix what politics won’t

Elected representatives in Clare pass resolution calling for planning permission for 170km pipeline to be refused

Councillor who backed expansion plan annoyed that someone living almost 60kms away can object to expansion plan

James Sheehan claims 252 home scheme ‘will erode the long established character of the neighbourhood’