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Amazon 'interested' in operating contentious €1.2bn Clare data centre - Vimarsana News

Amazon 'interested' in operating contentious €1.2bn Clare data centre

New development is being built by Art Data Centres, an Irish firm - and has been subject to local opposition

Clare Green Party To Seek Judicial Review Of Ennis Data Centre Decision - Vimarsana News

Clare Green Party To Seek Judicial Review Of Ennis Data Centre Decision

The Clare branch of the Green Party has confirmed it will be seeking a judicial review following An Bord Pleanála’s decision to grant a €1.2bn data centre in Ennis. The board this week upheld Clare County Council’s ruling to grant permission for a 200 Mega-Watt facility on a 145 acre site on the Tulla Road […]

Source: clare.fm
€1.2bn data centre campus approved in Ennis - Vimarsana News

€1.2bn data centre campus approved in Ennis

The planned Ennis data centre has been moving for six years through various stages including strategic site assessment, zoning and planning.

Planning Authority Upholds Council Decision To Grant Planning Permission For Ennis Data Centre - Vimarsana News

Planning Authority Upholds Council Decision To Grant Planning Permission For Ennis Data Centre

Approval has been granted for a controversial data centre in Ennis. An Bord Pleanála has upheld Clare County Council’s decision to grant planning permission to Art Data Centres Limited for a data centre campus at Tooreen, Tulla Road, Ennis. The development consists of six data centre halls and associated site works. Chief Executive of Clare […]

Source: clare.fm
Ennis data centre plan given go ahead - Vimarsana News

Ennis data centre plan given go ahead

Proposals had met local opposition