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Why are many City and County Councillors considering opting out of Local Government? - Vimarsana News

Why are many City and County Councillors considering opting out of Local Government?

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…

Source: thecork.ie
New planning and environmental court to be operational from Monday - Vimarsana News

New planning and environmental court to be operational from Monday

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

Referendums move a step closer as Varadkar warns party the outcome cannot be taken for granted - Vimarsana News

Referendums move a step closer as Varadkar warns party the outcome cannot be taken for granted

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

Objector asked developer for €500,000 to withdraw planning appeal, Dáil hears - Vimarsana News

Objector asked developer for €500,000 to withdraw planning appeal, Dáil hears

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

Failed confidence motion gives Coalition opportunity to hit back at Sinn Féin – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Failed confidence motion gives Coalition opportunity to hit back at Sinn Féin – The Irish Times

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