Cork City Council

The appeal considers a single ground relating to An Bord Pleanála’s jurisdiction to conduct a particular environmental assessment

Met Éireann says localised flooding in the south and southwest expected in coming days

Cork barman on flooding: ‘One fellow had wellies he was giving people a loan of when they needed to go to the toilet’

Some 637 homes to be delivered by Cork while Galway aims to provide 1,435 social homes in 2022

Tipperary hurling champions Loughmore-Castleiney ousted by Drom & Inch

Cork City Council recommends against An Bord Pleanála granting planning permission to Cork GAA for more than 300 houses on its lands at Kilbarry

Deadline imminent for new four-year tender agreement as public authorities begin festive planning

Child had multiple injuries after being found alone in apartment with 38-year-old woman

Mary Crilly to be honoured for 40 years helping survivors of sexual and domestic abuse

‘This will be the worst thing to happen to transport in Cork since they dismantled railways’

Arts Council grant of €450,000 covers ‘everything we wanted to do’, says director

Low level of direct builds explains lengthy waiting lists, Lorcan Sirr argues

Planning statement says ‘applicants recognise the sensitivities’ around legacy of a former mother and baby home at Bessborough

Inspectors found serious issues relating to safety were not dealt with when raised

An Bord Pleanála gives opinion on scheme ahead of planned fast-track planning application

Distillery Quarter proposal lodged by Eichsfeld’s Frank Sheahan snr and Joseph Carey

Company planning to building healthcare centres for the Health Service Executive

Despite clear social and environmental benefits, cycleways are opposed by many, so how can plans to spend hundreds of millions on them be made to work?

In aftermath of Cork attack, some women feel streets more dangerous

Apartment development in Blackpool will have 114 units

State plays ‘huge role’ in the homelessness as local authorities regularly evicts Travellers

Office landlord seeks permission for public artwork on historic Pearse Street building

‘Barrack Street Six’ at least 300 years old, and may be connected to two historical events

Board overrules council and inspector to give green light to Blarney Woollen Mills plan

Survivors say Bessborough land should be bought following refusal of housing plan

Bus Éireann suspends all its services in Cork and Kerry on Tuesday

Any sale of the site is expected to go towards the county board’s debt

Building firm voices concern around completion of largescale housing projects

Some elected representatives and agencies of the State continue to find new ways to thwart the spirit of the law and deny members of a vulnerable minority their rights, in other words

Building work halted at site of pub Nancy Spain’s after bones discovered

Fresh proposals lodged for hundreds of homes on Bessborough lands in Cork city

High Court hears €160m project in harbour will not have to restart from scratch

Cork entertainer recalled as a ‘master of comedy’ during memorial service

Descendants of those involved in 1921 talks in London also to speak at UCC

Cork City Council identifies 260 buildings with potential to create over 400 apartments

Developers have secured the go-ahead for 561 student bed spaces in two separate developments in the Munster cities

Public money of €50 million for the 6,000 seater facility remains intact, Minister says

Liam has been missing from his ‘home’ on Leeside for years, says Cllr Colm Kelleher

Council accepted Ombudsman findings in letter to group but challenged them with Minister

Ombudsman for Children said rights of Travellers being violated at Spring Lane site