The Bord Pleanála (ABP) director of planning took part in an event for institutional landlords on what makes Dublin such an attractive prospect for build-to-rent property developers.
A Bord Pleanála (ABP) board member approved planning permission for a development brought by one of her company’s clients.
A Rathmines-based An Board Pleanála (ABP) board member voted on at least three planning applications for developments in the Dublin 6 suburb. One of these developments was 400 metres from her home.
The embattled An Bord Pleanála (ABP) deputy chairperson voted against a proposed housing scheme on a site bordering development land owned by his father.
Former climate action and environment minister Richard Bruton struck a deal with Energia to lease land he owns for a solar farm.
An Bord Pleanála’s (ABP) under-fire deputy chairperson didn’t recuse himself from at least a further six housing developments applications on which his brother’s company worked.
An Bord Pleanála’s (ABP) deputy chairperson didn’t declare a conflict of interest when he refused planning permission for a development beside land owned by his property firm.
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