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Court of Appeal finds in favour of Meath site owners
A multi-million drug rehabilitation centre in County Meath, linked to the Church of Scientology, has been given the green light by the Court of Appeal.
The court today upheld a High Court ruling that An Bord Pleanala was wrong to decide the facility at Ballivor required planning permission.
The case was taken by the owner of the site, The Narconon Trust.
Nikita Hand Welcomes Supreme Court Decision Against McGregor Appeal In Civil Rape Trial
Just over a year ago the former MMA fighter was found liable for assaulting Ms. Hand, based on her claims that he raped her in the penthouse suite of a Dublin hotel in December 2018.
Council’s Strict One-Off Rural Housing Rules Leave Naas Farmer With No Way To Rebuild Home On Her Own Land
The Judge noted that the inspector recognised her need for a new home arising from her marital separation, but explained that the “exceptional circumstances” provision in the previous Development Plan no longer exists under the current one.
RTE Will Not Broadcast Eurovision Because Israel Allowed To Compete
RTÉ - along with public broadcasters in Slovenia, Spain and the Netherlands - had warned it would boycott the 2026 contest in Vienna if Israel were admitted, citing the ongoing war in Gaza.
Revealed: Naas Hospital Sent Home Majority Of Self-Harm Patients Last Year
New figures seen by Kfm News show that Naas discharged almost sixty per cent of cases - the highest rate of non-admission in the Dublin–Midlands region.
Van Smashed Open In Keadeen Hotel Car Park As Thieves Flee With Cash And Tools
Gardaí told Kfm News that a 2012 dark blue Audi is of particular interest, after a man wearing a blue ski mask was seen getting into the vehicle around the time of the theft.
Tusla Placed Nearly 200 Adults In Children’s Care As Age-Assessment Errors Surge
In the last three years, Tulsa has mistakenly placed almost 200 international protection applicants in underage care facilities, before establishing they were over eighteen.
Kildare Braces For Childcare Price Surge As Parents Fear They May Have To Quit Work
Some parents are now concerned that they may have to quit their jobs as fees will become unsustainable.
Silencing "Scrutiny"? Kildare Cllr Says Judicial Review Backlash Narrows Who Can "Question" Power
Clane–Maynooth Independent Councillor Pádraig McEvoy - one of a group taking a High Court challenge against the Government’s new apartment planning standards - says developers, business figures some Government officials have been "repeating" the same "talking points" in recent weeks.
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