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Glenveagh Homes 237-Home Residential Project in Leixlip, Co. Kildare
Progress Update on 237-Home Residential Development in Leixlip, Co. Kildare Work is currently underway on a significant residential project in Leixlip, Co. Kildare, involving the construction of 237 homes on a 14.3-hectare site. Glenveagh Homes is spearheading this development with an estimated construction value of €37 million, as reported by the Building Information Ireland database. …
Challenges and Solutions in Irish Housing Development from SHD to LRD
Overcoming Challenges in Irish Housing Development: A Transition from SHD to LRD System The Irish government’s Strategic Housing Development (SHD) system faced significant challenges leading to its replacement by the Large Residential Development (LRD) system. This transition aims to address issues related to legal disputes, delays, and public opposition in the planning process. Let’s delve …
Transforming Drogheda: Port Access Northern Cross Route Paving the Way for Housing Development
Unlocking Development: Port Access Northern Cross Route Set to Transform Housing Landscape in Drogheda The Port Access Northern Cross Route (PANCR) is on the brink of opening to traffic, marking a significant milestone in the development of housing opportunities in Drogheda. This 4km route, unveiled by Louth County Council’s Cathaoirleach, Paula Butterly, is poised to …
NewsMetroLink’s Impact on North Dublin Homes: Calls for Enhanced Compensation Scheme
Concerns Over MetroLink’s Impact on Older Homes in North Dublin Spark Calls for Enhanced Property Owner Compensation Scheme Labour Senator Marie Sherlock has raised significant concerns regarding the potential impact of tunnelling under older homes in north Dublin for the MetroLink project. She is advocating for an expanded Property Owner’s Protection Scheme to adequately compensate …
Exploring Sustainability and Innovation at the SEAI Energy Show 2024 in Dublin
SEAI Energy Show 2024: A Must-Attend Sustainable Energy Event in Dublin The SEAI Energy Show 2024 is just around the corner, promising an exciting gathering of industry experts, exhibitors, and learning opportunities in the realm of sustainable energy. Set to take place on the 20th and 21st of March at the RDS in Dublin, this …
NewsYourPro Launches in Ireland to Connect Tradespeople and Homeowners
YourPro, a prominent European technology platform connecting homeowners with qualified tradespeople, has expanded its services to Ireland. With plans to enroll 600 tradespeople this year, YourPro aims to revolutionize the Irish home improvement market by providing efficient solutions for urgent repairs, renovations, and home improvements. This article delves into the company’s entry into the Irish …
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Transforming Homes: SEAI Reports Nearly 48,000 Energy Upgrades in Ireland – A Year of Remarkable Progress and Government Commitment
Transforming Homes: SEAI Reports Nearly 48,000 Energy Upgrades in Ireland The Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) released a comprehensive report today outlining the significant progress in home energy upgrades supported by Government-funded SEAI grant schemes in the past year. The report highlights a substantial increase in the number of homes benefitting from energy-efficient upgrades …
Roscommon County Council Rejects Planning Permission for Monksland Supermarket DevelopmentNewsRoscommon County Council Rejects Planning Permission for Monksland Supermarket Development
Planning Permission Refused for New Supermarket in Monksland, Roscommon Roscommon County Council has rejected the planning permission for a new supermarket in Monksland. The proposed development, which included the construction of a single-storey supermarket and an ancillary off-licence sales area, was planned for a greenfield site near the Joe Duffy car showroom. The development plans …
NewsDublin City Council Rejects 181-Unit Apartment Development Likened To Silicon Docks
Dublin City Council has rejected the planning application for an 181-unit apartment complex in Harold’s Cross, likened to a “Silicon Docks”-style project. The decision to deny planning permission to Adroit Company Ltd’s Large-scale Residential Development (LRD) scheme was primarily influenced by local objections, flooding concerns, and access issues. The council’s refusal of planning permission for …
Ireland’s Asylum Seeker Housing Crisis: Immediate Actions and Future Plans
Ireland’s Response to the Asylum Seeker Housing Crisis: Immediate Measures and Long-term Strategies Ireland is facing a pivotal moment in addressing the escalating asylum seeker housing crisis. With over 1,000 international protection applicants currently lacking shelter, the government is under pressure to unveil a new housing strategy. In response to the pressing need for accommodation, …
Novo Nordisk’s Strategic Expansion: Land Acquisition in Ireland Signals Manufacturing Growth
Expanding Horizons: Novo Nordisk Acquires Land in Ireland for Manufacturing Expansion Novo Nordisk, the Danish pharmaceutical giant, has set its sights on expanding its manufacturing capacity in Europe, with Ireland emerging as a prime location for this strategic move. The company has acquired a substantial plot of land at Grange Castle Business Park in Clondalkin …
Preserving Irish in the Gaeltacht: Banú’s Call for Housing Policy Reform
In the Gaeltacht regions of Ireland, Banú, an organization advocating for housing policy reform, is urging the Irish Government to intervene. The goal is to facilitate families to work, live, and thrive in the scattered Irish-speaking areas across the country. Aoife Ní Chonghaile, the chair of Banú, emphasizes the need to retain residents in …