Showing posts with label ballymun regeneration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ballymun regeneration. Show all posts
Monday, 12 October 2009

BRL earmarks site for science research and development projects

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Ballymun Regeneration Ltd (BRL) has earmarked a 60-acre site near Ikea and the M50 for science research and development projects. BRL has ma...
Monday, 6 April 2009

Pyrite shivers Ballymun timbers

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Over 100 houses under construction as part of the regeneration of Ballymun in north Dublin are being tested for the presence of pyrite, a su...
Tuesday, 17 February 2009

President and Archbishop Tutu open Ballymun facilities

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New music and sports facilities at two schools in Ballymun were formally opened today by President Mary McAllese and Archbishop Desmond Tutu...
Saturday, 20 December 2008

€800m project gets green light

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INTERNATIONAL property company Treasury Holdings was yesterday granted planning permission to develop the €800m Spring Cross Ballymun Town C...

Retail and leisure centre gets go-ahead under Ballymun regeneration scheme

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THE PROPOSED €800 million development of a retail complex in Ballymun Town Centre has been granted full planning permission by Dublin City C...
Thursday, 14 August 2008

Building defects to force closure of centre

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THE BALLYMUN Regional Youth Resource Centre building has been contaminated with pyrite, a substance that expands and causes cracks in walls ...
Tuesday, 5 August 2008

Over 95% of concrete rubble from Ballymun flats to be reused

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MORE THAN 95 per cent of the concrete rubble created by the demolition of flat blocks in Ballymun has been reused elsewhere, according to co...
Friday, 20 June 2008

Ballymun regeneration scheme success

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TEN YEARS after ambitious plans to regenerate one of the country's most neglected urban blackspots were announced, the signs of progress...

The long goodbye continues for Ballymun's famous tower blocks

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LIKE Irish Rail they're getting there, but aren't quite there yet. Eleven years after the beginning of the regeneration of Ballymun,...
Monday, 5 May 2008

Where Ballymun goes, the world follows, in model for green future

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THE Dublin suburb of Ballymun will be the international 'model, for how to build large-scale, environmentally friendly communities which...
Friday, 2 May 2008

Gormley opens Ballymun conference

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A conference focusing on environmental initiatives undertaken by the Ballymun regeneration project was opened by Minister for the Environmen...

M50 works holding up opening of first Ikea superstore

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THE opening of the state's first Ikea store could be held up for a year due to delays in the upgrade of the M50 motorway. Under the Swed...

M50 works holding up opening of first Ikea superstore

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THE opening of the state's first Ikea store could be held up for a year due to delays in the upgrade of the M50 motorway. Under the Swed...
Tuesday, 4 March 2008

Neat rows of homes and one 15-storey eyesore

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SHINY buildings on the right, a grim tower block on the left. Ballymun is a place of dramatic contrasts. It is no longer the glib, graffiti-...

Revamp to cost €500m more than was planned

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THE top public official who heads up the State's biggest ever regeneration project last night refused to accept responsibility for a mas...

Cost of Ballymun project overruns by €500m

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AT NEARLY €1 billion the regeneration of Ballymun is now set to cost taxpayers double the amount originally planned. A report by the State’s...
Tuesday, 18 December 2007

Santry Cross in Ballymun

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Recent newspaper reports concerning Santry Cross in Ballymun appear to contain a number of points which portray the development in a light w...
Sunday, 17 June 2007

Ikea decision guarantees traffic chaos

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THE decision of An Bord Pleanala (ABP) to grant planning permission for the proposed Ikea superstore just off the already highly congested M...
Thursday, 14 June 2007

Conditions could delay Ikea store until 2010

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SWEDISH furniture retailer Ikea has been given the green light by An Bord Pleanála to build its first outlet in the Republic of Ireland, alt...

IKEA vows to help pay for M50 work

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SWEDISH furniture giant IKEA has been given the green light for its new Dublin store - despite a raft of unusual conditions and the fact tha...