Those who sought representation before the planning tribunal yesterday were:
Mr David Martin, of Gore & Grimes solicitors, on behalf of Mr Ray Burke.
Mr Garrett Cooney SC, on behalf of JMSE Ltd (Joseph Murphy Structural Engineers).
Mr Colm Allen SC, Mr Eamonn Leahy SC, and Mr Garreth Simons BL, on behalf of Mr Michael Bailey and Bovale Developments Ltd.
Mr Kevin Neary on behalf of Newry-based solicitors, Donnelly Neary and Donnelly, referred to in the tribunal's terms of reference.
Mr Frank Clarke SC, and Mr George Birmingham BL, on behalf of Fine Gael.
Mr Edmund Honohan SC, on behalf of Clare Manor Hotel Ltd, Balgriffin, Co Dublin, and Mr Gerard Bresnan and his wife, Marie.
Mr Eamon Galligan BL, on behalf of the public interest.
Mr Michael O'Donnell BL, on behalf of the Blessington Heritage Trust Ltd, in regard to lands at Glen Ding Wood, Blessington, Co Wicklow.
Mr Peter Bland BL, on behalf of the Green Party.
Mr Oliver Conlon of Thomas Montgomery & Son solicitors, on behalf of the Cathaoirleach of Fingal County Council, Mr Cyril Gallagher.
Mr Joe Higgins, Socialist Party TD and member of Fingal County Council, in relation to the rezoning of land close to Dublin Airport and at Laraghcon in Lucan, Co Dublin.
Mr John Hearn of Malahide Community Council Ltd in relation to several pieces of land in the Malahide area.
Ms Gay Brabazon of the Kildare Environmental Circle in relation to alleged quarrying by CRH (Cement Roadstone Holdings) in the absence of planning permission.
Mr Jackie Dunne, of Glenview Park, Tallaght, in relation to five acres of land near the National Basketball Arena in Tallaght.
Ms Bernadette Cronin BL, on behalf of Pasture Properties Ltd and Mr Thomas Carlyle, in connection with St Mary's Parochial Hall in Howth, Co Dublin.
Mr David Purcell in relation to an alleged disparity between advice given by Carlow Urban District Council and subsequent planning permission granted.