Environmental Impact Assessment

Three species of bat used Stone Villa for foraging and commuting, survey found

Ballyboden residents claim approval of council project invalid on several grounds

State is accused of persistent failure to designate special areas more than five years after deadline expired

Friends of the Irish Environment had argued January 2019 regulations gave large scale projects an ‘enforcement holiday’

Terminal between Tarbert and Ballylongford in Co Kerry granted permission in 2008

Appeal concerns legal obligations of An Bord Pleanála in approval of €850m plan

Residents argue they were not adequately informed of health, environmental impact

Six month stay put on court order handed down for material breach of planning code and in public interest

Environment group seeking judicial review of planning permission to Indaver Ireland

Campaign group wants decision to give permission for €160 million incinerator at Ringaskiddy quashed

Local residents appealed the planning permission decision for €320 million runway

Case will be heard as it raises important legal issues and State will oppose the objectors

Activists criticise Government’s failure to engage with public over Hinkley Point C

Court must find Athenry case has public importance before appeal can be brought

Judge will hear application for appeal of Athenry planning approval next week

Cork residents’ concerns included the environmental impact of the development

Traders’ lobby group opposes proposed changes to city-centre traffic flows

Marine Institute accused of ‘lack of transparency’ over application to develop project

Exploration companies have expressed interest in fracking for gas in Co Leitrim

High Court decision on operation of Bord Na Móna’s Offaly plant places 180 jobs at risk

Court revokes planning permission for continued operation of Edenderry plant employing 180

Many ancient heritage sites face destruction under next capital investment plan

13 residents from Nobber, Kingscourt and Kilmainhamwood sought to quash An Bord Pleanala decision

Court hears proposed €240m Emlagh development is for 46 wind turbines on three clusters of land near Kells

Engineer had claimed ‘fundamentally unfair’ planning procedure

As renewable energy gains traction here, environmentalists are working to mitigate the negative effects wind and tidal projects can have on certain species

Harrington in judicial review challenge

Pair say they operate a shrubbery business 650m from nearest turbine of proposed development

Complaint lodged by Irish Whale and Dolphin Group