Objector claims original grant of permission ‘flew in the face of democracy’
An Bord Pleanála
An Bord Pleanála has refused permission for a 113-unit apartment block in Dublin 12
Appeals body declines to accept recommendation from its inspector and rules against 24-storey office scheme
Estate owner Charles Bigham had sought permission to build a new home on the Derreen estate so that the existing main house could be let to tourists visiting south Kerry
Commercial semi-state agency, AirNav Ireland and Shannon airport are also objecting to proposed development
Locals, including community council, objected to plan
Move comes despite appeals from five locals
Concerns over road traffic safety issues cited
An Bord Pleanala grants permission despite objections including from Ryanair
State’s air traffic control agency among those objecting
The airline says An Bord Pleanála made errors in allowing Aer Lingus to appeal over permission for the project
Hardly a life-size Stonehenge replica á la Spinal Tap, is it?
The €1.5 billion development is the first to be built off the western seaboard and is expected to power 350,000 homes
Redacted versions of report on planning body circulated to several individuals last month seen by some recipients as data breach
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