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05 May '21 |
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Refuse RGRE docklands scheme, council planners say
Dublin City Council planners have told An Bord Pleanála that Johnny Ronan’s 40-plus storey tower scheme for Dublin’s docklands should be refused on a number of grounds. - Subscribe |
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03 May '21 |
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Coalition relaxes housing density planning rules on urban sites
A housing circular said that densities of under 30 homes per hectare may be considered ‘at the periphery of large towns, particularly at the edges of towns in a rural context‘ - Subscribe |
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03 May '21 |
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David McWilliams: Serial objectors are colonising future through Nimbyism
Where do you think the people excluded are going to live and at what price? And when they vote for radical social change, who will blame them? - Subscribe |
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03 May '21 |
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Noel Smyth gets the go-ahead for Dún Laoghaire harbour apartments
An Bord Pleanála has given the green light to plans by developer Noel Smyth to construct a 13-storey apartment building overlooking Dún Laoghaire harbour. - Subscribe |
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26 Apr '21 |
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Planning refused for 12-storey apartment block in Donnybrook
Planning permission has been refused for a high-rise apartment development near the centre of Donnybrook village in Dublin, which a local Fianna Fáil councillor claimed had a higher density than buil - Subscribe |
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23 Apr '21 |
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Temple Bar whiskey emporium objectors say area will be uninhabitable
Mr McDonald said “Unscrupulous developers in the area care not one iota for Temple Bar residents,” and the proposed emporium in the former North Face retail shop would become an extension to the T - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
23 Apr '21 |
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Planning granted to Glenveagh for 1,000 homes on Centre Park Road in Cork docks
The 1,002 apartments planned for the former Ford distribution site at Marquee Road and Centre Park Road are arranged across 12 blocks rising from four to 14 storeys. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
21 Apr '21 |
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The Ronan Group get go-ahead for mixed-use Cherrywood development including 198 apartments
The Ronan Group has secured planning permission for the construction of a mixed-use development in Cherrywood, south Dublin, which will include 198 build-to-rent apartments. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
20 Apr '21 |
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Planning permission granted for 55-bed hotel in Dublin 2
Hoteliers Ray Byrne and Eoin Doyle are to open a new hotel in Dublin city centre after securing planning permission for a change of use of an office block off Dame Street previously owned by Eir. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
20 Apr '21 |
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Hines gets green light for co-living apartments scheme on Player Wills site
The development by US property group Hines is among the first co-living schemes approved by the board since Minister for Housing Darragh O’Brien moved to ban their construction.
The application w - Subscribe |
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16 Apr '21 |
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Site of former Europa Garage on the corner of Newtown Avenue and Maretimo Terrace in Blackrock approved
The development by Seabren Developments, which is run by members of the Moran family who own the Red Cow hotel complex on the Naas Road in Dublin, will consist of two apartment blocks up to seven stor - Subscribe |
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16 Apr '21 |
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Proper planning is key to future-proofing our cities and towns
Good planning is the difference in ensuring our cities, towns, villages and rural areas meet future challenges, that housing and employment needs are met, infrastructure and amenities are delivered in - Subscribe |
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07 Apr '21 |
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Glenveagh gets green light for 702 ‘build to rent’ apartments near Dublin's Docklands
Glenveagh can now enter talks with Dublin City Council on its plan to sell 71 apartments to the Council for an estimated €33.44 million.
This follows An Bord Pleanala giving Glenveagh the green l - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
07 Apr '21 |
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Decision by O'Flynn Group to avail of ordinary planning system for its Southwest Gate scheme on Dublin’s Naas Road
With no appeals lodged against Dublin City Council’s decision to approve the project last February, the way has been cleared for the O’Flynn Group to proceed with the construction of its most ambi - Subscribe |
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07 Apr '21 |
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CIE joint-development, Augustine Hill, beside Ceannt Station, reduced in size following consultation with Galway city council
The overall residential element of the development has been increased by 7.5 per cent compared to the scheme as submitted with the planning application. The proportion of “build-to-rent” units has - Subscribe |
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06 Apr '21 |
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Delgany locals apply for judicial review of Bord Pleanála decision in favour of a development by Drumakilla Ltd
Delgany residents have applied to the High Court for a judicial review of a decision approving a strategic housing development (SHD) proposed for lands comprising a former Carmelite convent in the vil - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
06 Apr '21 |
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Co-living only option for Player Wills factory, claims developer
US property group Hines last December submitted plans to An Bord Pleanála for 732 apartments on the land, incorporating the factory building on the South Circular Road. One third of the apartments wo - Subscribe |
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01 Apr '21 |
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The height of confusion has rival regulators slugging it out
The court’s view was that the guidelines should be incorporated into the revision of the original planning scheme. Part of that decision has been appealed by the developer. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
31 Mar '21 |
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Permission denied for fast-track’ 131 unit SHD application by MacCabe Durney Barnes Ltd at Stocking Lane in Ballyboden
In total, 49 parties made submissions, among them the Prospect Manor Residents Association, the Springvale Residents Association and the Ballyboden Tidy Towns Group. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
29 Mar '21 |
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What is the future for fast-track planning rules?
It is open to Cairn to change its plans in a new application to the board in the hope of appeasing its opponents. But a constitutional challenge can still go ahead if the next iteration of the company - Subscribe |
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