An Bord Pleanala
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09.04.2020The planning and legal saga surrounding developer Johnny Ronan’s bid to build a 13-storey tower next to Salesforce’s Dublin docklands headquarters has taken yet another turn.
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27.03.2020A round-up of planning news in Ireland: 21 March-27 March, 2020
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27.03.2020Ireland's local government and planning minister Eoghan Murphy has announced a package of planning-related measures triggered by the coronavirus emergency.
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06.03.2020An Bord Pleanála’s end-of-year summary of casework statistics for 2019, just published, has highlighted a significant improvement in performance.
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21.02.2020
A round-up of planning news in Ireland: 15 February-21 February, 2020
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21.02.2020Residents were this week contemplating taking legal action over An Bord Pleanála’s decision to approve more than 650 flats, in blocks up to nine storeys tall, next to St Anne’s Park in Raheny, north Dublin.
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22.11.2019There has been a surge in proposals for major housing projects that are taking advantage of the republic’s fast-track planning regime.
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31.10.2019An Bord Pleanala | Eoghan Murphy | fast-track planning regime | Housing | Ireland | Plan Making - Master Planning | Planning Law | Policy & Politics
The government initiative that allows planning applications for large residential projects to be fast-tracked by An Bord Pleanála looks set to be extended for another two years.
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25.10.2019
The developers behind a controversial nine-storey complex of 471 apartments in north Dublin have offered to lease the entire complex to the state for social housing.
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18.10.2019Property giant Ballymore Group has confirmed to The Planner that it has submitted a fast-track planning application this week to An Bord Pleanála for a development of more than 700 build-to-rent flats in a complex that would form the capital’s tallest building.
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