An Bord Pleanála

Bord Bia, the State agency charged with promoting Irish food and drink ranked in third place behind An Post and credit unions

Appeals board reduces number of units

High Court refuses developer’s request to appeal decision quashing permission for 1,600 apartments in Drumcondra

Concession understood to relate to board’s failure to consider submission of An Taisce before approving expansion

Former US president to visit resort as part of business trip to Irish and Scottish ventures

Labour councillor Darragh Moriarty describes An Bord Pleanála’s decision as a ‘minor victory’ in a ‘bigger picture’

The review is due to be presented to ministers at the weekly Cabinet meeting, due on Thursday this week.

Q&A: Enforcement action is responsibility of local authority but make sure everything is in writing and in the format required

Pat Leahy: Builders say the dire situation is not being treated as the emergency it is

Douglas Wallace Consultants expects to record income of about €2m this year

Planning authority now has full complement of 15 board members after `particularly difficult’ year, PAC will be told

Frank McDonald: The building, designed by the Irish architect Andy Devane, has stood the test of time

Planning body, heavily criticised at local authority emergency meeting, branded ‘a basket case’ who have ‘stolen Galway’s progress’

‘Legal problem’ calls into question whether permission can be granted for up to 77 large housing projects

Seen and Heard: More homes caught up in planning issues, Pernod Ricard’s Jameson whiskey exports to Russia and Ifac’s warning on economy

Interim chair Oonagh Buckley says efforts under way to hire new director of legal services

Complaint made as part of many pending challenges to planning permissions for tall buildings and dense residential schemes

An Bord Pleanála refused planning permission to Esprit Investments Ltd for the Dublin development

Residents’ groups want approval for the build-to-rent scheme overturned

Residents warn 208-unit scheme would hit value of adjoining properties

An Bord Pleanala previously refused plans for a service station at the same location

Decision on plans for 853 homes on Dublin’s northside due this summer

Bord Pleanála earlier this week granted planning permission for 2,341 home

Four separate planning permissions granted in one day in a bid to clear the backlog of strategic housing development cases

Planning body told woman she had not shown social or economic need to live in particular area of Co Kildare

Lack of board resources ‘genuine risk to the delivery of the project’ to meet climate targets, developers of State's largest wind farm say

Mr Justice David Holland also calls on An Bord Pleanála to make expressly clear whether and to what extent it agrees or disagrees with its inspector

Ex-An Bord Pleanála deputy chairman stood back from his duties in May following allegations

Plans for the 81-bedroom hotel were refused due to over-concentration of such developments in the D8 area

Board says proposal’s lack of pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure would largely render residents car-dependent

An Bord Pleanála has just 70 inspectors and 15 board members to regulate the planning system – the Central Bank has 1,100 staff to regulate the financial system

Regardless of where you stand in the housing market, here is a comprehensive breakdown of the facts and figures

Appeals board identifies ‘adverse ornithological impacts’ linked to the project

An Bord Pleanála signs off on residential scheme in north Co Dublin

An Bord Pleanála rules development excessive in scale and bulk

An Bord Pleanála upheld local authority’s decision to grant permission to new tolling zones

Conference told of four-stage planning process to get projects off ground that can take up to four years to complete

Opponents to plan want high-capacity electricity line placed underground

Teachers fear parents will withdraw children from Kilcoskan National School due to regular disruptions

Appeals board says project contravenes county plan