Blackrock apartment scheme gets green light from council
Seabren Developments secures permission to build apartments on the site of the former Europa Garage site at Newtown Avenue
Seabren Developments secures permission to build apartments on the site of the former Europa Garage site at Newtown Avenue
Restrictions on build-to-rent also removed from Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown development plan
Figures from Department of Housing highlight State’s reliance on private developers
Ballyogan Regional Temporary Rest Centre to cater for up to 300 a night from next week
Height of main apartment block halved to 7 storeys in plans for Central Mental Hospital lands
Barnhill Road 0.37-acre site comes with approval for six houses
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?
Construction firms must place money on deposit with councils before carrying out work
Decomposed remains of man were found by gardaí at local authority house in Sallynoggin
Councillors in stand-off over draft plan for zero buildings on south Dublin Dart corridor
Plan for 463-unit scheme in Leopardstown faces strong local opposition
For years the derelict amenity was a blight on the seafront, a lost opportunity for a public facility
Using the graveyard will avoid the need to disrupt traffic, says council
Trees, trampolines and debris removed from roads across the capital
Developer case involves planning permission refusal for 445 homes in Cherrywood
More than 9,000 social homes expected to be built in Dublin city
Councillor Shay Brennan said ‘the safety of thousands of schoolchildren’ was at stake
Funding of €204 million for local authorities will go on facilities for bikes and walkers, with €75 million for urban transport projects
Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council says further consultations required for project
Dublin City Council will need to tread carefully over future of pedestrianisation
Figures show it would be €4m cheaper to purchase apartments rather than lease them
Business owners ‘paying the price of bad planning’, says Labour councillor
Locals claim lease agreement will bring social housing up to 41 per cent of estate
It mostly stems from proposals to reallocate road space – used by cars – for cyclists
Group claims council plan to introduce one-way traffic could cause ‘immense disruption’
Deansgrange group seek to stop one-way system following Strand Road route ruling
Legal challenge to Dún Laoghaire and Liffey cycleways likely, says Cllr Mannix Flynn
Bord Pleanála ruling on 203-unit scheme comes despite council recommending refusal
Households could still face higher bills following upcoming revaluation of homes
Under ‘enhanced’ leasing scheme, rents being paid have risen to 95% of market rates
Consultation found 70 per cent in favour of car-free street plan
Charlie Chawke: ‘I have invested all my savings in it. Every bob I had is gone into it’
Planning board says proposed apartments in Goatstown would result in overbearing form of development
Around the Block: Requests for ‘parklet partners’ draw big response from businesses and community groups in Fingal and Cork
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