The project will include a new entrance onto Emmett Place, new exhibition spaces and a Learn and Explore facility.

The stadium will be transformed into a 15,000-capacity venue.

Last month, Davy entity, DTDL Ltd lodge plans to rejuvenate the Dublin shopping centre.

The project will deliver the expansion of stage and seating capacity of the existing auditorium.

The Catalan club will play at the Estadi Olimpic Lluis Companys – the home of the 1992 Olympics – for the 2023/24 campaign.

Half of the 1,047 units to be social and affordable units.

Plans to expand the theatre were first unveiled in 2017.

Shamrock Rovers are the anchor tenants of the south Dublin venue.

The building in which the National Theatre is housed is over 50 years old.

Plans for the Player Wills Factory in Dublin 8 include building 1,400 new apartments.

The Abbey Theatre’s long hoped-for redevelopment is awaiting final approval from the government.

Current storage conditions put some collections at fire risk.

The full details of the settlement are confidential.

A further 100 jobs were created by synthetic diamond suppliers Element Six in Shannon.

Planning permission has been submitted for the 155 bedroom hotel.

The work will increase the capacity at Leinster’s home from 18,500 to 21,000.

The full demolition of the Capitol Cinema in Cork city centre is expected to take three months.

Sinn Féin says its amendment will mean at least 30% of the properties will be for social housing.

Be it ever so humble, there’s no place like home.

RDS chief executive Michal Duffy says they are close to making an announcement on the deal.

The block of flats, was earmarked for redevelopment under a public-private partnership.

The announcement was made as part of a €6.25m package unveiled last night.

The market was opened in the early 1900s.

An Bord Pleanála granted permission following a series of oral hearings.

Leinster’s home ground will see its capacity increased to 25,000 by 2017.

A centre of excellence is also set to be developed at the venue in the Ballintemple area of Cork.

Once the operatic crooners pack their tuxedos away, work will commence of upgrades to the home of Dolphin and Sunday’s Well.

A vote this evening amended the city’s Development Plan, removing a requirement to build a Georgian facade if the site is redeveloped.

Ireland’s problems with unfinished housing developments have improved but new figures from the National Housing Development Survey outline just how many vacant dwellings there are and where the problem is worst.

This is how Ulster Rugby’s home is expected to look by summer 2014.

The singer called off the concert in protest at the removal of pine trees outside a shopping centre undergoing redevelopment.

The two-year modernization project is expected to begin in the autumn of 2013, subject to planning approval.

SIPTU received planning permission from Dublin City Council yesterday and says it plans to build a taller tower.

Home of Meath GAA looks set to be reduced to 10,000 for the foreseeable future.