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03 Sep '26 |
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Ireland Planning in place for 80,000 Dublin homes, but work has started on less than half
Department of Housing: “Fifteen new sites commenced construction in this quarter, bringing a further 998 homes into the build phase. At the same time, 12 housing schemes were completed, delivering 1 - Subscribe |
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07 Aug '26 |
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Westbury owners, John and Bernadette Gallagher, get green light for Temple Chambers office redevelopment on Burlington Road
Dublin City Council has approved the plans submitted by Crownway Investments Unlimited Company, which is ultimately owned by an Isle of Man-based entity of the same name. - Subscribe |
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04 Aug '26 |
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Hundreds object to Fingal County Council's Dunsink Urban Area Plan
Hundreds of residents of the existing suburbs have made submissions to the council opposing the plans, in part or in their entirety, with concerns around increased traffic, height and density, the pot - Subscribe |
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01 Aug '26 |
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Green light for Raglan Townhouse hotel on Baggot Street despite objections
The council has granted planning permission to The Raglan Townhouse Hotel Ltd for a 78-bedroom hotel at 46, 48 and 52-54 Baggot Street Upper (the latter property formerly an AIB branch), and 46, 48, 5 - Subscribe |
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01 Aug '26 |
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Permission granted for new five-star hotel at Deer Park in Howth
Tetrarch Capital has secured permission for the demolition and redevelopment of the Deer Park Hotel in Howth after its plan for the site was reconsidered by An Coimisiún Pleanála following a judicia - Subscribe |
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25 Jul '26 |
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Planning refused for 24-storey office block at City Arts Centre site in Dublin
ACP has refused planning permission to Ventaway after finding that the 104.8m (344ft) high building “would stand apart as an overly assertive solo building” at the location. The commission refused - Subscribe |
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25 Jul '26 |
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Dalymount €63m redevelopment moves forward following scaled-back construction plan
The scaled back construction plans for the Phibsborough sports grounds, home to Bohemian Football Club, have been endorsed by Dublin City Council’s central area committee and are expected to be form - Subscribe |
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25 Jul '26 |
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Ardstone secures approval for €70m apartment scheme beside Tallaght Stadium
South Dublin County Council has approved the application by the developer, led by Donal O’Neill, for permission to build a 169-apartment scheme on a 1.32 hectare site on Whitestown Way, Dublin 24. - Subscribe |
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25 Jul '26 |
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Ronan Group lodges alternative plans for landmark IFSC site following appeal setback
The application by NWQ Devco Limited has also sought permission for four buildings on site, which would range in height from six to 12 storeys, but two buildings would be for office use. - Subscribe |
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19 Feb '26 |
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Councillors tried to zone 288 flood-prone sites for development in past six years
Kevin “Boxer” Moran, Minister of State: “I’m making this clear. I’m appealing to every local authority, particularly when the pressure comes on now, in terms of homes to be built; if a house - Subscribe |
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03 Dec '25 |
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High Court quashes permission for 422 unit build-to-rent development in South Dublin
In a judgment published this week, the judge found that ACP failed to acknowledge that Ironborn Real Estate’s proposed development was in contravention of the Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Developm - Subscribe |
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21 Nov '25 |
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Apartment standards case is latest challenge to hit Coalition’s housing crisis response
It might be a rushed attempt to backfill what should have been done in the first place. By replacing its own revised guidelines, the Government is trying to put in place a hastily constructed safety n - Subscribe |
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20 Nov '25 |
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An Coimisiún Pleanála gives go-ahead for Clonskeagh student accommodation at former Smurfit Paper Mills
The development by Bain Capital-backed firm, Harley Issuer DAC, will be spread across five blocks running from one to seven storeys in places. It will also include 16 residential apartments. - Subscribe |
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19 Nov '25 |
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Cantillon: Housing stuck at the bottom of planning priorities
If one example can illustrate how the State’s planning system is broken, it might be the efforts of developer Pat Crean and his Marlet group to build a large number of homes next to St Anne’s Park - Subscribe |
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09 Nov '25 |
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Cairn Homes lodging plans for scaled back 510-unit apartment scheme for its Montrose site
The planning application by Cairn Homes Montrose Ltd reduces by 98 the number of apartments from the permitted 608-unit scheme that secured the green light in July 2023 from An Bord Pleanála. - Subscribe |
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13 Oct '25 |
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New apartment planning standards to be challenged in High Court
Mr Justice Richard Humphreys gave permission on Monday to several councillors and a journalist to bring the case against the guidelines, which allowed an increase in the number of studio apartments de - Subscribe |
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13 Oct '25 |
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O’Flynn Group seeks planning permission for 1,150 homes in Ballincollig, Cork
The proposed development, which has been submitted by the O’Flynn Group, one of the country’s largest privately owned home builders, would be a mix of houses, duplex units, and apartments.
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04 Oct '25 |
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Pembroke Beach DAC including Ronan Group Real Estate have received planning permission for a 20-storey hotel at the former Irish Glass Bottle site
The hotel is part of a wider scheme set to transform 37.2 acres of vacant industrial land into a residential and commercial quarter with up to 3,800 apartments and more than 1 million sq ft of commerc - Subscribe |
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04 Oct '25 |
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Dublin City Council refuses permission for nuns accommodation block in Ballsbridge
The council refused planning permission on the grounds the scheme would give rise to unacceptable levels of overspill vehicular activity on a narrow laneway due to the location of the proposal on a co - Subscribe |
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04 Oct '25 |
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Planning objectors now threaten the common good, says head of planning taskforce
Objectors are winning legal costs too easily, said Sean O’Driscoll, the former chief executive of Glen Dimplex, who chairs the Economic and Social Research Institute.
He is leading a Government-a - Subscribe |
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