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The latest news, updates, and explainers on planning permission in Ireland.
The typical price of a newly built home reached €460,000 in the third quarter of the year, with new properties continuing to sell at a premium over second-hand stock despite increased market supply.
Read article →Dáil Éireann has scheduled Second Stage debate on the Short-Term Letting and Tourism Letting Bill 2026 alongside business on rural policy and transport.
Read article →Planning authorities are responsible for enforcement where developers fail to install planning-mandated EV charging ducting in residential developments, the Dáil has heard.
Read article →Legislation establishing a national register for short-term accommodation rentals of up to 21 consecutive nights has been introduced in the Dáil, designating Fáilte Ireland as the regulatory authority.
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Legislation enabling IDA Ireland to co-invest with third parties on regional enterprise property projects has moved to Second Stage in the Seanad.
Read article →Seven leading Irish construction contractors have partnered with Supplyo to introduce a common sustainability reporting framework for subcontractors.
Read article →A scale of fees for environmental judicial reviews and fast-track planning designations have been outlined as key delivery reforms alongside major housing infrastructure allocations.
Read article →Delays in advancing school building schemes risk allowing granted planning permissions to expire before construction begins, Dáil Éireann has heard.
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A Dáil debate has addressed calls to introduce planning exemptions for small-scale changing rooms, toilets, and storage facilities at existing sports clubs.
Read article →MyWaste’s “Think Before You Skip It” campaign encourages Irish builders and contractors to separate materials, cut skip costs, and reduce demolition waste.
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