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Planning law [2024] IEHC 570

Kennedy & Anor v An Bord Pleanala & Ors (Approved)

Kennedy & Anor v An Bord Pleanala & Ors (Approved) [2024] IEHC 570 (07 October 2024)

High Court judicial review of a wind farm permission partly succeeded only on public notice compliance; the court otherwise rejected challenges to particulars, AA, EIA and expertise.

  • Strategic infrastructure development
  • Appropriate assessment
  • Environmental impact assessment
  • Public participation
  • Habitats directive
  • Birds directive
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Environmental law [2024] IEHC 442

An Taisce - The National Trust for Ireland v Minister for Housing & Ors [No. 3] (Approved)

An Taisce - The National Trust for Ireland v Minister for Housing & Ors [No. 3] (Approved) [2024] IEHC 442 (24 July 2024)

The High Court referred most remaining EU-law questions in the An Taisce nitrates judicial review to the CJEU and declined to invoke Eurobolt on its own motion.

  • Nitrates action programme
  • Eu derogation
  • Water pollution
  • Habitats directive
  • Sea directive
  • Water framework directive
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Planning law [2021] IEHC 369

Kerins & Anor v An Bord Pleanala & Ors (Approved)

Kerins & Anor v An Bord Pleanala & Ors (Approved) [2021] IEHC 369 (31 May 2021)

High Court judicial review of An Bord Pleanála decision on a 416-unit Dublin development; domestic planning challenges failed, but three EU-law questions were referred to the CJEU.

  • Material contravention
  • Building heights
  • Public open space
  • Zoning
  • Part v obligations
  • Mandatory guidelines
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