by Placemaking | Aug 22, 2019 | Placemaking
According to an article in the Irish Times this week, the Westport garden and heritage site has been sold to a private bidder for €500,000. The €500,000 price is double that of the €240,000 reserve price, when it was first listed for auction less than two years ago...
by CarolTallon | Aug 1, 2019 | Placemaking
Limerick is a wonderful city in Ireland and it sits in Munster with the River Shannon flowing through it. Limerick has a population of 94,192 and it is a city that is by its own admission ‘on the rise’. Limerick City is the third largest city in Ireland and it is...
by Placemaking | Jul 22, 2019 | Placemaking
According to the Irish Examiner, in an article published on the weekend, it reports that campaigners in Cork are urging a reconsideration of a proposed roads revamp in the city docklands which, they say, is the start of the city’s flood defence works. Cork City...
by Placemaking | Jul 22, 2019 | Placemaking
Dublin Bus would like to advise customers that a number of routes will be diverted in order to facilitate Dublin City Council’s trial closure of College Green. As a result, some bus stops will be out of service and diversions will be in effect on the following dates...
by Placemaking | Jul 15, 2019 | Placemaking
Last week there was an article published by Agriland on a proposed wind farm development in North Waterford and how it had brought an entire community out in force to stop the plans progressing further. According to the article, an opposition group has also been...
by Placemaking | Jul 10, 2019 | Placemaking
PLACEengage is all about public consultation and community engagement and only this week a public consultation opened on Strategic Housing Developments (SHDs) and the planning provisions that are currently in place. The public is invited to voice their opinion on the...
by Placemaking | Jul 3, 2019 | Placemaking
Cork City is undergoing a huge amount of change and as development continues at Horgan’s Quay, a new dawn awaits and it is exciting to see how it comes together. The Horgan’s Quay (HQ Cork) development is being developed by Clarendon and BAM and its transformation is...
by Placemaking | Jul 3, 2019 | Placemaking
As discussed, on the Property Matters show here are some public consultations open at the moment. Cork Docklands to City Centre Road Network Improvements Scheme, Harbour View Road Junctions Improvement Project and Improvement Works: Passage Railway Greenway...
by Placemaking | Jun 26, 2019 | Placemaking
Ireland’s first family festival is coming to Wicklow this weekend Kaleidoscope, a three-day festival targeted at families is coming to Russborough House this weekend and all eyes are on a festival that is tailored to families, especially instead of a festival with a...
