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If the cap survives, there will indeed be a boost for airports and regional development away from Dublin, but not where the political cheerleaders expect.
Skylark Hill on the outskirts of Co Dublin is zoned for rural and agricultural purposes but there's no denying there is long term development potential, writes Tommy Moyles.
73% of energy professionals believe market uncertainty is the biggest barrier to financing new renewable technologies in Ireland, followed by planning challenges, according to new survey results.
The incident happened on the afternoon of Friday 13 September between 3pm and 5pm during which two large dogs from a neighbour’s house attacked a flock of sheep.
In the critical housing and health areas, we are seeing money being invested for maximum market-based return regardless of the social or societal effects.