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Dr Patrick Bresnihan and Emma Gilleece argue for the halt of the sale of the long-running briquette plant in the Midlands.

The UK pub giant is proposing the sound barrier to allow it to re-open its beer garden after residents made noise complaints.

The threat of demolition to parts of the Moore Street Terrace, a place that played a central role in the Easter Rising, has increased significantly...

The 1916 commemoration centre at 14-17 Moore Street is set to go ahead after the Office of Public Works (OPW) appointed design and engineering experts to progress the project.

Plans have been lodged to change apartments in Portlaoise to short term tourist accommodation as the owner says the council showed no interest.  A represen...

The council has issued an enforcement notice calling for conversion works at Ryevale House to be ceased. The protected structure is currently accommodating 80 refugees

A gate lodge at Emo Court in Laois has received retention planning permission to be used as a short term rental home for tourists, after it was already being do...

Two Carlow historic and protected structures have received €133,000 in funding for safeguarding and maintenance work. Tullow Courthouse…

Five heritage buildings across the county will benefit from a total of €4.5m under this year’s Historic Structures Fund (HSF).

Five heritage buildings across the county will benefit from a total of €4.5m under this year’s Historic Structures Fund (HSF).