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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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09 Apr '18 |
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St Stephen’s Green building may have housing role
The owners of a former university hostel on St Stephen’s Green, who overcame a wave of opposition to receive planning permission to convert it into a a luxury 81-bedroom hotel, are believed to be co - Subscribe |
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05 Apr '18 |
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Kilkenny Group claims €100m Goodman family office development will hit jobs
Consultants for the Kilkenny Group, Future Analytics Consulting, have warned Dublin City Council that the group "is seriously concerned" that the works planned by Ternary Ltd for an eight-storey offic - Subscribe |
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04 Apr '18 |
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O’Flynn Construction plans 608 homes in Glanmire under fast-track planning process
Lone Star has been granted permission for 152 homes in Portmarnock, Co Dublin. Both schemes were submitted under the State’s strategic housing development (SHD) process. The fast-track planning sche - Subscribe |
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26 Mar '18 |
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Pat Crean's Marlet Property Group given the go-ahead for 420 homes on the site of CIE's former lands in Cabra
The permission, which was granted last Thursday, is one of the largest given to date under the terms of the Strategic Housing Development (SHD) scheme. The system, signed into law by Housing Minister - Subscribe |
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25 Mar '18 |
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Niamh Horan: Is it time for our city planners to stop blocking modern high-rise buildings?
In her report, inspector Gillian Kane concluded that the tower "would integrate satisfactorily with the surrounding existing development and with the established character of the sensitive historic ci - Subscribe |
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22 Mar '18 |
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Ronan's plan for Dublin's tallest building rejected
Mr Ronan's company, Tanat Ltd, had originally sought permission from Dublin City Council to build a 22-storey (88m) tower comprising offices, a hotel and rooftop restaurant. In refusing permission for - Subscribe |
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22 Mar '18 |
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Cairn Homes gets go-ahead for Stillorgan village development
The development comprising 130 residential apartments and 179 student accommodation units in Stillorgan will comprise 576 beds, a gym, study spaces, communal lounges as well as 907sq m of retail and r - Subscribe |
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21 Mar '18 |
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Clontarf baths may breach planning rules
Owners of the 132-year-old Clontarf baths, recently refurbished at a cost of €2.4 million, could be breaking the conditions of their planning permission by failing to open the outdoor seawater po - Subscribe |
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19 Mar '18 |
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Up to 20 families face homelessness over planning dispute
In May 2017 developer Cavvies Ltd applied for permission for “a total of 48 residential units [40 two-bed apartments, four one-bedroom apartments and four studios]. . . with 52 car parking spaces” - Subscribe |
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15 Mar '18 |
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Mayfair-style scheme planned for Kilternan
New Generation intends to submit a planning application this week in respect of a site beside the Golden Ball pub on the Enniskerry Road. Permission was previously sought and obtained for a low-densit - Subscribe |
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09 Mar '18 |
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Amazon gets the green light for new data centre in Dublin
"However, it is wise to raise concerns at this stage over the possibility of future over-concentration in one area," he added. Mr Stockhil pointed out that data centres don't employ many people. - Subscribe |
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20 Feb '18 |
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The housing crisis and the density debate
Burkeway Homes was refused planning for a development in Bearna, Co Galway, this month by An Bord Pleanála under new fast-track planning legislation – brought in last year to tackle the housing cri - Subscribe |
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19 Feb '18 |
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Irish Nationwide Grand Parade site plan by Hines and Yeungs is appealed
Last year, a company controlled by Hines and the Yeung family applied for planning permission to refurbish the former Irish Nationwide Building Society (INBS) base, and to build what would be a landma - Subscribe |
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18 Feb '18 |
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Hibernia Reit plans additions to Dublin office block
Hibernia Reit is planning development of Marine House, a building it acquired for €26.5 million in 2016.
The premises, which is a neighbour to Google’s Velasco building, was built in the 1970s - Subscribe |
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16 Feb '18 |
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Regional planning: Can we get it right this time?
Much of this lobbying ignores the key challenges that the NPF seeks to address, the analysis that underpins the draft NPF, and the fact that public resources are limited. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
16 Feb '18 |
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Receivers seek permission for more than 140 housing units on Dublin site
The National Asset Management Agency appointed Declan Taite and Anne O’Dwyer, of insolvency specialist Duff & Phelps, as receivers to property belonging to the Dorans in Kiltiernan, south Dublin, in - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
15 Feb '18 |
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Planners will be grateful for court’s ruling on Moore Street buildings
The High Court ruling left them facing an appalling vista of judges declaring anything vaguely historic a national monument every time an objector turned up in court. - Subscribe |
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