The Irish Times view on planning and floods: preparing for the worst
The precautionary principle must prevail where any credible risk exist
The precautionary principle must prevail where any credible risk exist
Cases show tensions between advisers and councillors over building on land that is at risk of flooding
Planning regulator intervened 93 times to stop zoning on sites in nine counties, with more interventions still under way
Proposed fees model would mean big savings for State in environmental judicial reviews, report suggests
For most people, reality is a constant battle, but our masters of the universe are seldom spotted entertaining everyday hassles
Delays caused by a judicial review of the vital Greater Dublin Drainage scheme are just the latest example of dysfunctional planning
Constant headlines about housing schemes being struck down by councils, the planning board and the courts are chipping away at public confidence
The site, owned by Glenveagh, had been earmarked for some 500 new homes
At what he admits is a critical time for the State’s planning system, the OPR chief says we now have the resources, legislation and policies to meet our infrastructural and housing challenges
Niall Cussen concerned Dublin City Council meeting could spur requests from others
‘Bad bank’ urges local authority to abandon moves to delay developing Dunsink lands
Office of the Planning Regulator to be called to meeting of Dublin City Council
Local objectors dismayed by permission for ‘domineering’ turbines in area
Restrictions on build-to-rent also removed from Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown development plan
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How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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