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Centrist politicians don’t know where seem to know where the true middle is

More than 22,000 homes in strategic housing developments that are designed to fast track delivery of homes remain stuck in the planning process due to backlogs at the board

The Rural Independent Group of TDs has hit out at a government decision to reduce speed limits on the country's roads.

Cork County Council has agreed to write to the Minister for Housing Darragh O’Brien seeking changes to the Planning and Development Bill 2023 in a bid to control bogus planning objections.

The Mahon Tribunal, we hope, cleaned up the dirty practice of developers operating in a cosy relationship with political elites, but this week it came as no surprise to the housing minister that bribery is still at play in our planning system

7 Decemver 2023 By Tom Collins tom@TheCork.ie Being a Cllr is a part time job, historically many Cllrs were self-employed or had an understanding employer who would let them attend meetings during work hors - but society has changed with greater expectations, and social media demands Independent Senators have emphasised problems that will lead to…

The new court, a division of the High Court with three specialist judges assigned to it, replaces the High Court’s commercial planning list

Cabinet holds second meeting as Ministers clear the decks ahead of Christmas recess in one week

Labour leader Ivana Bacik claims issue was brought to attention of An Bord Pleanála but no action was taken

Government set to defend immigration policies in Dáil debate on Wednesday morning