Planning Permission Has Been Granted For A 26-Unit Apartment Complex In Ballinlough
That's despite a number of objections to the project in recent months
There has also been a recommendation from An Bord Pleanála to refuse the application.
The Echo reports 26 apartments are to be built on the site of the Glenanaar pub, including 7 studio apartments, 10 1-bed apartments, and 9 2-bed apartments.
The development has been met with criticism from a number of Cork councillors, who believe the 4-storey apartment blocks would be too high, with a lack of parking facilities.
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