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25 Jun '18 |
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New apartment plans at Phoenix Park racecourse
Development company Flynn & O'Flaherty is planning more apartments at its development at the former Phoenix Park Racecourse site.
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25 Jun '18 |
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Branch administrator sought by McGuirk Beggan
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20 Jun '18 |
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Law Society calls for amnesty on planning permission breaches
It’s been some 10 years in gestation, but the Law Society is now looking to take a different tack with its efforts to introduce an e-conveyancing platform in Ireland, one which could dramatically cu - Subscribe |
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19 Jun '18 |
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Kennedy Wilson granted permission for Hanover Quay NAMA development
The company which focuses on office properties is planning to begin construction on the office building by the fourth quarter of this year. When it’s completed, Hanover Quay is expected to have 68,4 - Subscribe |
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19 Jun '18 |
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Couple challenge planned Dalkey apartment development
Developers Curve Devco were granted planning permission last April by An Bord Pleanála for a three-to-four storey high apartment development on a 1.2 hectare wooded site which forms part of the large - Subscribe |
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17 Jun '18 |
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House planning surge set to boost mortgage market
New CSO figures show that planning permission was granted for 8,405 houses and apartments during the first quarter of this year — up by almost 81% on the 4,650 approvals granted during the same peri - Subscribe |
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14 Jun '18 |
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Enterprise House plan faces appeal
A plan by Friends First to increase the floor space of Enterprise House in Blackrock, South Dublin, has been thrown into doubt, following an appeal to An Bord Pleanála by the newly-elected Cathaoirle - Subscribe |
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14 Jun '18 |
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Joe O’Reilly’s Castlethorn launches plan for 72 new homes in Cabinteely
Castlethorn has ambitions to develop 72 new homes at the Old Bray Road in Cabinteely, based on a planning application submitted last week for a site that has been earmarked for development since 2005. - Subscribe |
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12 Jun '18 |
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Donnybrook residents oppose Avestus plan for €80m apartment block
Avestus is seeking permission from Dublin City Council to build 94 apartments on a site measuring less than half a hectare on Eglinton Road, a well-heeled suburb on the capital’s southside. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
08 Jun '18 |
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Green light for €40m hotel despite scores of objections
The applicants for the 178-bedroom six-storey hotel, MKN Property Group and Tifco Ltd, have secured planning permission after earlier this year submitting revised plans. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
03 Jun '18 |
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Stop the sprawl! If we are serious about our future, we must look up
If Dublin wants to present itself as a viable alternative to London, then it needs to undertake a series of reforms in its property market. Dublin should create a special economic and business industr - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
01 Jun '18 |
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Planning permission granted for €1bn town centre in Dublin
Hines has received planning permission to build a new €1 billion town centre in Cherrywood, south Dublin.
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© Irish Independent |
30 May '18 |
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Spencer Place Development Company plan to bring 'substantial economic benefits'
Plans by developer Johnny Ronan for 325 new homes and an 190-unit aparthotel in Dublin's docklands will bring substantial economic and social benefits to the docklands and the wider city. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
29 May '18 |
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Eight-storey Ballsbridge office building plan blocked
Height concerns by Dublin City Council have put paid to plans for another office block in the heart of Dublin 4.
The council refused planning permission to October Management Ltd for a 105ft, eight - Subscribe |
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29 May '18 |
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Development near St Anne’s Park challenged in High Court
Crekav Trading, part of developer Marlet, has proposed building 104 houses and 432 apartments on lands used by St Paul’s College in Raheny as playing pitches. Permission, which is subject to more th - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
28 May '18 |
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Ex-Anglo director's wife in drive-through plan
The wife of former Anglo Irish Bank director Pat Whelan is seeking planning permission for a fast-food drive-through restaurant in Skerries, north Dublin. Whelan's wife, Sharon, is a director of Marbl - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
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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© Irish Independent |
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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© Irish Independent |
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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© Irish Independent |
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.
Cairn Homes has been given app - Subscribe |
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