An Bord Pleanála

Claim made by Data centre developer Equinix in planning dispute with council over proposed facility

Glen Dimplex chairman’s Howth home on market for €8.75m after €1.25m price cut

Efforts to address critical policy concerns like the housing crisis and climate change are being frustrated by the process

Residents express concern that transport authority plans will have ‘catastrophic’ impact on house prices in the area

Newstalk host and three other Dalkey residents cite badger welfare in judicial review against decision to grant permission for 104-bed nursing home

Planning body says it ‘cannot process’ the appeal because of lack of information from the airport operator

More than 16km of access will open parts of Dublin Bay to public for first time

Scheme is to cost an estimated €9.5 bn

Pharmaceutical and hi-tech industries support demand amid high interest rates

Development had faced local opposition

Pub operator proposed barrier as solution to noise issue at beer garden attached to Keavan’s Port hotel

Cairn, Glenveigh, Castlethorn, Quintain and O’Flynn Group among developers who appealed surcharge for not building homes on sites

Some projects have been waiting more than a year for approval, undermining their advantage of speedy development, industry group says

National Transport Authority warns ‘lump sum’ contracts damaging public confidence when costs overrun

Decision will have implications for An Bord Pleanála and some ten other challenges over strategic housing developments

An Bord Pleanala gives go ahead for 208 home development

Proposed facility includes four two-storey data storage buildings, offices, associated roads and a car park

Retail group plans to redevelop its gardening shop and cafe in the South Dublin suburb

Eight years ago, I led a review which concluded that An Bord Pleanála was working with “integrity and professionalism”. Not any more

Ardstone proposing 636-unit development near Milltown in south Dublin

Community group is appealing over decision to allow Ardstone Homes to defend approval it received for 241 Dublin apartments

Developer Zolbury told inadequate consideration had been given to design of nine block proposal at a senstive location

An Bord Pleanála grants approval for Dublin City Council cost-rental regeneration project at former St Michael’s estate

Broadcaster and neighbours had cited concern for local badgers in objections but An Bord Pleanála overrules council refusal for Bartra scheme

An Bord Pleanála tries to overcome a major backload of planning files with a “blitz” of decision-making on smaller cases.

Council approved €300m scheme for St Vincent’s Hospital site in Fairview after reducing the number of units

Move comes after former deputy chairman was convicted for failing to declare property interests

Certain finding seemed to reflect dysfunction in the heart of a quasi-judicial body which has the power to make or break high-stakes planning cases

Paddy McKillen jnr’s plan for €40m resort on site received objections from more than 90 parties

The board does not accept that it should concede in this case and wants an opportunity to respond to the applicants’ latest points

Those in public office must comply with their legal requirements to fully and carefully declare any interests, says judge

Keshmore Homes should have been given opportunity to make submissions on ‘significant’ change to development plan

Former deputy chair of An Bord Pleanála admits two counts of failing to fully declare his interests as required under planning law

Judge describes openness and accountability as ‘pillars of democracy’ as architect sentenced for failing to fully declare interests

Land Development Agency will build Dolphin’s Barn complex in Dublin that will include a 15-storey block

Objector claims there is an ‘environmental issue’ in how the Pat McDonagh application plans to deal with waste water at plaza site

Paul Hyde, the board’s former deputy chair, faced two counts related to breaches while on board

Number of appeals lodged with An Bord Pleanála against decision to grant planning permission for the development at rear of Queen’s Pub, Dalkey

Top 1000: Cost, labour and planning pressures hamper the building industry yet growth is still predicted

Bord Pleanála told the €200m project is subject to ‘significant programme pressures’