FINGAL PLANNING CONSULTANTS

Interesting article in this weeks Irish Times: Like many people I am now discovering the joys of working from home – no commute,...

Two property companies secured High Court orders on consent overturning a policy adopted by Dublin City Council concerning the...

As of Monday 25th May 2020 the normal periods for public participation processes for planning applications under the Planning and...

Construction work is to start back in the first phase of the Government’s plan to reopen society on Monday, May 18th. During the lockdown...

From today's Irish Times: While we are all limited to exercising within a 2km radius of our homes in the current health crisis, people...

In response to the realities of the impact of the Covid-19 emergency, the Government has just published the Emergency Measures in the...

The offices of Fingal Planning Consultants remain open & will do so until advised not to. In the interests of both our staff & our...

We are delighted to have been involved with BRFC in their new clubhouse in Bowhill, Balrothery. We have worked with BRFC for many years...

A 34,000 square metre structure with space for 1,000 beds and 30 intensive care wards, all built in just ten days. According to Chinese...

A recent article on Architizer: The future of architecture is not worth considering without also considering the future of the...

Public Consultation on the Review of Building Regulations Part L (Conservation of Fuel and Energy) and European Union (Energy Performance...

Here at FPC HQ we are always on the look out for new technologies & this caught our eye. According to its inventors, a new brick 3D...

We have been working hard over the last year or so learning Revit, Autodesk's BIM (Building Information Modelling) software. We feel the...

The Nearly Zero Energy Buildings standard (Part L 2019, Building Regulations) comes into effect on 1st November 2019 (with transitional...

The prize for Britain’s best new building has been won by a council estate for the first time. Goldsmith Street in Norwich, a group of...

Progress on Balbriggan Rugby Club's new clubhouse

An Bord Pleanála has refused planning permission for a €14 million steel rollercoaster for Tayto Park in Co Meath as the operation of the...