Eoin English
Senior News Reporter at Irish Examiner
Senior News Reporter. Winner of a Human Rights/Social Justice award and a NewsBrands Ireland award for Campaigning Journalism in 2021.
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1 week ago |
irishexaminer.com | Eoin English |Anne Lucey
The derelict Good Shepherd Convent site in Cork City, which was extensively damaged by another suspicious fire this week, is being considered for a new residential or apartment development. The Irish Examiner has learned that a property development firm is looking at potential development options for the landmark former Magdalene laundry and orphanage which was formally declared derelict in 2019.
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1 week ago |
irishexaminer.com | Cianan Brennan |Eoin English
Cork City Council is poised to spend several million euro on a dedicated team to deliver the city‚Äôs proposed event centre. The local authority has tendered for a ‚Äúsuitably qualified consultant‚ÄĚ to assemble and manage an expert team charged with delivering the various facets of the stalled project ‚ÄĒ from construction consultancy, to risk and safety management, and architectural services.
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irishexaminer.com | Sean Murray |Tadgh McNally |Eoin English
Local authorities have been forced to put applications for a crucial scheme aimed at preventing families becoming homeless on hold due to a cut in Government funding, it has emerged. The tenant-in-situ scheme had seen local authorities authorised to step in and buy a rental property if the landlord was selling up, allowing the tenants to remain in place and continue renting.
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1 week ago |
irishexaminer.com | Eoin English
Planning has been granted for a 54-unit social housing scheme on the southside of Cork City after major changes were made to the designs, first proposed in 2022. City councillors voted 28-1 on Monday night to approve Part 8 planning for the residential scheme on a triangular greenfield site at Scairt Cross in Douglas, at the junction of Scairt Hill and Donnybrook Hill.
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1 week ago |
irishexaminer.com | Eoin English
There are fears the proposed Cork Luas will not fulfil its potential unless capacity, speed and key routing issues are addressed. The concerns were raised by the Cork Commuter Coalition following publication for public consultation on Monday of the emerging preferred route for the 18km 25-stop light rail system linking Ballincollig to Mahon Point.
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