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- Sep 30, 2026
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Worker awarded â¬67,500 for repeated late salary payments by Cork firm (opens the original)
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An employee who was repeatedly paid late by his Cork employer has been awarded â¬67,500 after the Workplace Relations Commission (WRC) found that the failure to pay his wages on time amounted to constructive dismissal. In a decision, the WRC found that pay was a fundamental term of the employeeâs contract and that the repeated failure to pay him in accordance with that contract amounted to a fundamental breach. This is exclusive subscriber content. Already a subscriber? Sign in Be the first t
Permission granted for 300 Ballincollig homes despite objection (opens the original)
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Planning approval has been granted for 300 new homes in the Cork suburb of Ballincollig, despite objections from rival developer Michael O'Flynn, whose own plans for a 1,150 home development in the same area were recently refused. MOS Homes secured the large-scale residential development (LRD) permission for lands at Carriganarra and Carrigrohane, to the south of the Healthfield estate, which they are also developing. You have reached your article limit. Already a subscriber? Sign in Be the firs
Proposed bar and restaurant on Sextant site in Cork Docklands not currently 'financially viable' (opens the original)
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The developer of Ireland's tallest residential building, currently under construction in Cork, has said a planned bar and restaurant at the site is not currently financially viable and is seeking permission to change it to office use. John Cleary Developments (JCD) is currently building the 25-storey, 217-unit Railyard apartments scheme on the old Carey’s Tool Hire and Sextant site in the city centre. A previous planning application included permission to redevelop the adjacent, former Blackrock
The last of Ireland's accidental landlords? How the rental market is changing hands (opens the original)
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For decades, Ireland's private rental market has been populated by a particular kind of landlord: the person with one or two properties rather than a professional property company with hundreds of homes. Some inherited a house or apartment and decided to rent it rather than sell it. Some bought a home, moved up the housing ladder and kept their first property, turning it into a rental. You have reached your article limit. Already a subscriber? Sign in Six months of digital access for â¬18.50 Be
Boxd appeals drive-thru refusals in Midleton and Carrigrohane (opens the original)
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Cork coffee chain Boxd has appealed separate refusals by Cork County Council and Cork City Council to let it retain drive-thrus in Midleton and on the Carrigrohane Straight Road. As the company continues the expansion of its network, opening a new outlet in the Blackpool Shopping Centre in recent days, it is seeking to overturn the decisions by both councils, lodging separate appeals to An Coimisiún Pleanála. You have reached your article limit. Already a subscriber? Sign in Six months of dig
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