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is crucial for the security of Ireland’s energy infrastructure but delays mean its costs are escalating, which combined with power system constraints will have knock-on impact on electricity prices, according to a new report from Engineers Ireland. Kevin O’Sullivan reports.
has been informed by Cork City Council that 12 of the 18 housing sites that it had listed for inclusion for the new residential zoned land tax have now been excluded from the tax. But he estimates that he could face an annual tax bill of more than €2 million if he loses his appeal on the other six sites, along with six properties in Cork county that have been listed. Ciarán Hancock has the details.
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