Kildare County Council manages nearly 50 settlements whilst doing some of Ireland's "heavy lifting" on housing delivery—but how do you scale that up when planning legislation transforms around you?
Amy Granville, Senior Planner leading forward planning and heritage, reveals how a 100-person team including Kildare County Council’s first ecologist and urban designer, tackles revised NPF targets through 290-hectare master plans, joint local area plans with neighbouring counties, and heritage-led regeneration.
From navigating the Planning and Development Act 2024's transition to winning IPI Planning Authority of the Year, discover what makes Kildare "best in class" and why planners are quietly working across every corner of housing development and infrastructure delivery.
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GUEST DETAILS
Amy Granville is Senior Planner at Kildare County Council, leading forward planning and heritage for a county with nearly 50 settlements.
A proud 2005 graduate from DIT's (now TU Dublin) first undergraduate spatial planning and environmental management class, Amy always knew she wanted public service—beginning in Kilkenny County Council before moving to South Tipperary where she experienced the 2014 local authority merger. Joining Kildare in 2016, Amy has been one of the planners overseeing the county's "best in class" housing delivery whilst balancing rural character with metropolitan pressures.
Under her leadership, Kildare's planning team won Irish Planning Institute's Planning Authority of the Year 2025, was shortlisted in four categories, and delivered transformative projects from the Potato Market regeneration to 50-acre carbon sinks.
Despite living in Kilkenny, Amy considers herself a "de facto Lily White" after nearly a decade shaping one of Ireland's most complex and dynamic counties.
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PODCAST HOST DETAILS
Dr. Sean O'Leary MIPI is a highly respected Senior Planner at the Irish Planning Institute (IPI) and a key voice in the field of Irish planning.
With extensive experience and a deep understanding of planning policy and practice, Dr. O'Leary brings a wealth of knowledge to "The Planners' Podcast."
Professionals and enthusiasts alike seek to navigate the complexities of urban and rural development in Ireland.
As a member of the Irish Planning Institute (MIPI), Dr. O'Leary demonstrates a commitment to the highest standards of the planning profession.
Find out more: https://ipi.ie/
ABOUT THE IRISH PLANNING INSTITUTE
The Irish Planning Institute (IPI) is the all-island professional body for planners in Ireland, dedicated to advancing the field of physical, spatial, and environmental planning for the common good. Established in 1975, the IPI plays a vital role in shaping sustainable development across both the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. Through its diverse membership, which includes professionals from public, private, and academic sectors, the IPI offers a unified voice on critical planning issues.
Find out more:
The Planners Podcast is produced for IPI by dustpod.io
KEYWORDS
#localauthorityplanning #masterplanning #urbanevelopmentzones #graduateplanners #irishplanninginstitute
Are you frustrated by delays in crucial climate action and infrastructure delivery? Planning and other consenting processes don't always align and run up against our urgent net-zero targets, leaving developers, communities, and environmentalists at loggerheads over how to balance environmental protection with climate emergency responses in ways that often come to a head in the planning system.
Imagine a streamlined consenting system where environmental protection and renewable energy development work hand in hand from day one. Picture projects that move efficiently through planning while actually enhancing biodiversity, creating win-win outcomes that accelerate Ireland's clean energy transition without compromising the natural environment you want to protect.
Pamela Harty from MKO, one of Ireland's leading planning and environmental consultancy with over 220 specialists across Galway and Dublin offices, has the insider knowledge on navigating these complex challenges.
Her team works directly with the intersection of ecology, planning law, and renewable development, giving her unique insights into recent legislative changes like the Planning and Development Act 2024 and the resource challenges facing statutory bodies like NPWS that directly impact your projects.
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Pamela Harty is a Project Director with over 14 years of experience in both private practice and local authorities. Pamela leads the Housing and Public Infrastructure team within MKO. A chartered member of both the Irish Planning Institute (IPI) and Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI), Pamela has project managed a range of strategy and development projects across Ireland and the UK.
Pamela has extensive experience in strategic planning, regeneration, residential development, statutory plan preparation, environmental impact assessment, community engagement, urban design and masterplanning. Within MKO, Pamela plays a prominent role in the management and confidence building of junior staff members.
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PODCAST HOST DETAILS
Dr. Sean O'Leary MIPI is a highly respected Senior Planner at the Irish Planning Institute (IPI) and a key voice in the field of Irish planning.
With extensive experience and a deep understanding of planning policy and practice, Dr. O'Leary brings a wealth of knowledge to "The Planners' Podcast."
Professionals and enthusiasts alike seeking to navigate the complexities of urban and rural development in Ireland.
As a member of the Irish Planning Institute (MIPI), Dr. O'Leary demonstrates a commitment to the highest standards of the planning profession.
Find out more: https://ipi.ie/
ABOUT THE IRISH PLANNING INSTITUTE
The Irish Planning Institute (IPI) is the all-island professional body for planners in Ireland, dedicated to advancing the field of physical, spatial, and environmental planning for the common good. Established in 1975, the IPI plays a vital role in shaping sustainable development across both the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. Through its diverse membership, which includes professionals from public, private, and academic sectors, the IPI offers a unified voice on critical planning issues.
KEYWORDS
#Renewable Energy Targets #Housing Delivery #Environmental Assessments #Planning and Development Act 2024 #Planning Resource Challenges
In this episode, planning consultant John Spain reflects on over three decades shaping Ireland’s built environment — from the stagnation of the 1980s to the high-speed growth of the Celtic Tiger, and today’s complex challenges around housing, infrastructure, and viability.
Host Seán O’Leary talks with Spain about founding his own practice, navigating major legislative shifts, and why timelines, trust, and viability are now the critical levers in planning. They explore the impact of judicial reviews, investor confidence, and the need for smarter transition policies. Spain also offers grounded advice for those entering the profession today — and a candid view on what it will take to actually meet Ireland’s housing targets.
Whether you’re in public or private practice, this is a must-listen for anyone who wants a clear-eyed view of planning in Ireland: where it’s been, and where it needs to go.
THINGS WE SPOKE ABOUT
· What viability really means in a planning context – and why it matters
· How delays and uncertainty scare off investment
· Why housing permissions aren’t translating into homes
· The quiet infrastructure issues no one’s fixing
· What it takes to build — and sustain — a planning practice
· Planning through legislative change and goalpost shifts
GUEST DETAILS
John Spain is the founder of JSA and now holds the role of Consultant at JSA having held the position of Managing Director until March 2025.
John has over thirty years of experience in planning and development in Ireland and the UK. In that time he has represented a large number of private and public sector clients and has been involved in a wide range of diverse projects.
Prior to establishing JSA, John was Associate Director of Hillier Parker, a leading UK firm of chartered surveyors and planning consultants. John has a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Studies from Trinity College Dublin and a Master’s Degree in Regional and Urban Planning from University College Dublin.
John is a past president and Fellow of the Irish Planning Institute and a current Council Member of Property Industry Ireland. He is also a Member of the Society of Chartered Surveyors and the Royal Town Planning Institute. John is also a Member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors.
QUOTES
Viability is a critical issue. And if planners want to achieve their objectives — which is to meet their housing needs — you have to consider viability. – John Spain
Timelines are everything. Investors can deal with a ‘yes’ or a ‘no’ — but what they can’t deal with is not knowing when. – John Spain
At the peak, we had 82,000 housing units applied for. Now we’re down to 46,000 — and we need to double that just to meet our targets – John Spain
Policy change is necessary, but you can’t keep moving the goalposts mid-game. That’s when confidence breaks down – John Spain
We don’t have a delivery mechanism for the small stuff — the road, the pipe, the access — and that’s what’s stalling entire developments – John Spain
PODCAST HOST DETAILS
Dr. Sean O'Leary MIPI is a highly respected Senior Planner at the Irish Planning Institute (IPI) and a key voice in the field of Irish planning.
With extensive experience and a deep understanding of planning policy and practice, Dr. O'Leary brings a wealth of knowledge to "The Planners' Podcast."
His insights are invaluable for professionals and enthusiasts alike seeking to navigate the complexities of urban and rural development in Ireland.
As a member of the Irish Planning Institute (MIPI), Dr. O'Leary demonstrates a commitment to the highest standards of the planning profession.
Through his work with the IPI and his engaging contributions to the podcast, he helps to demystify planning concepts, explore current challenges, and highlight innovative solutions. His authoritative presence significantly enhances the podcast's value, making it an essential resource for anyone interested in the future of planning in Ireland.
Find out more: https://ipi.ie/
ABOUT THE IRISH PLANNING INSTITUTE
The Irish Planning Institute (IPI) is the all-island professional body for planners in Ireland, dedicated to advancing the field of physical, spatial, and environmental planning for the common good. Established in 1975, the IPI plays a vital role in shaping sustainable development across both the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. Through its diverse membership, which includes professionals from public, private, and academic sectors, the IPI offers a unified voice on critical planning issues.
As the publisher of "The Planners' Podcast," the Irish Planning Institute demonstrates its commitment to fostering informed discussion and professional development. The IPI actively works to raise planning standards, articulate expert opinion, contribute to planning education, and promote environmental awareness. By providing a platform for leading voices like Dr. Sean O'Leary MIPI, the IPI ensures that its podcast remains a leading resource for insights into Irish planning policy, challenges, and future directions.
Find out more:
The Planners Podcast is produced for IPI by dustpod.io
What is really at the heart of Ireland’s housing crisis?
Dr Lorcan Sirr joins the Planners Podcast to challenge myths, question quick fixes, and explain why planning is more than just regulations, it’s about building quality communities that work for everyone.
From the pitfalls of modular homes to the realities of apartment living, Lorcan pulls no punches as he unpacks the policies, politics, and practicalities shaping Ireland’s homes today.
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GUEST DETAILS
Lorcan Sirr is an academic with over 20 years’ teaching and research experience. As a senior lecturer his areas of expertise include housing, planning and development, research methods and policy evaluation and he is also Visiting Professor of Housing in the Faculty of Law in the Universitat Rovira I Virgilii, Tarragona, Spain and at the University of Galway. Lorcan was previously the Head of the Futures Academy and Faculty Head of Research.
Lorcan has taught students from certificate to PhD level and has supervised over 50 MSc theses and several PhDs. His lectures, workshops and projects are contemporaneous in nature, dealing with relevant real-world issues in property, housing, planning and research.
Lorcan is a board member of the Irish Refugee Council and Fire Station Artists’ Studios. He is also a former Sunday Times columnist and still writes for many publications, including The Irish Times and Irish Independent, as well as being author of various books on housing.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/lorcansirr/
QUOTES
If you want some degree of quality in your housing, then planning is central to the delivery of housing…- Dr Lorcan Sirr
You could deliver housing all day long with no planning system at all… but would you want to live in it? - Dr Lorcan Sirr
So, at a higher level, I think ideas like this are, you know, simplistic nonsense in a way. What’s worrying is the political acceptance and how much traction that story got. - - Dr Lorcan Sirr
My first house that I ever bought was an apartment, and I’ve lived in apartments all over Europe. There’s no problem, in theory, with living in apartments. But we’ve shot ourselves in the foot in a couple of ways. - Dr Lorcan Sirr
The only people who know how much it costs to build an apartment are the people who are building apartments—and they’re not going to tell you. - Dr Lorcan Sirr
The idea that we would allow people to build anything they want in the back gardens as homes is kind of nonsense… To provide services, you need to know who’s living where. - Dr Lorcan Sirr
PODCAST HOST DETAILS
Dr. Sean O'Leary MIPI is a highly respected Senior Planner at the Irish Planning Institute (IPI) and a key voice in the field of Irish planning.
With extensive experience and a deep understanding of planning policy and practice, Dr. O'Leary brings a wealth of knowledge to "The Planners' Podcast."
His insights are invaluable for professionals and enthusiasts alike seeking to navigate the complexities of urban and rural development in Ireland.
As a member of the Irish Planning Institute (MIPI), Dr. O'Leary demonstrates a commitment to the highest standards of the planning profession.
Through his work with the IPI and his engaging contributions to the podcast, he helps to demystify planning concepts, explore current challenges, and highlight innovative solutions. His authoritative presence significantly enhances the podcast's value, making it an essential resource for anyone interested in the future of planning in Ireland.
Find out more: https://ipi.ie/
ABOUT THE IRISH PLANNING INSTITUTE
The Irish Planning Institute (IPI) is the all-island professional body for planners in Ireland, dedicated to advancing the field of physical, spatial, and environmental planning for the common good. Established in 1975, the IPI plays a vital role in shaping sustainable development across both the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. Through its diverse membership, which includes professionals from public, private, and academic sectors, the IPI offers a unified voice on critical planning issues.
As the publisher of "The Planners' Podcast," the Irish Planning Institute demonstrates its commitment to fostering informed discussion and professional development. The IPI actively works to raise planning standards, articulate expert opinion, contribute to planning education, and promote environmental awareness. By providing a platform for leading voices like Dr. Sean O'Leary MIPI, the IPI ensures that its podcast remains a leading resource for insights into Irish planning policy, challenges, and future directions.
Find out more:
The Planners Podcast is produced for IPI by dustpod.io
KEYWORDS
#HousingCrisis #UrbanPlanning #IrishHousing #BuildToRent #PlanningMatters #ModularHomes
In a truly exclusive event, we're delighted to welcome Oonagh Buckley, Secretary General of the Department of Climate, Energy and the Environment, for her very first podcast appearance!
Oonagh shares invaluable insights into her department's critical work in shaping Ireland's sustainable future including Ireland's leadership in renewable energy integration, the exciting new frontiers in maritime planning, and the strategic vision driving climate action.
Oonagh’s insights offer crucial guidance for planners navigating the evolving landscape of Ireland's environmental and planning policies.
But that's not all.
In a candid conversation, Oonagh also reflects on her pivotal and challenging tenure as Interim Chair of An Bord Pleanála at one of its most difficult times in its history.
Get a rare, behind-the-scenes look at how she tackled the significant issues, rebuilt trust, and implemented crucial reforms that have set the course for the planning system today.
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GUEST DETAILS
Oonagh Buckley is the Secretary General of the Department of Climate, Energy and the Environment.
Her extensive experience includes playing a pivotal role in shaping the legislative landscape that Irish planners navigate daily.
Notably, Oonagh was instrumental in drafting the foundational Planning and Development Act 2000 and its associated regulations which continue to influence planning in Ireland and inform the new Planning and Development Act 2024.
Throughout her career, Oonagh has held senior positions across various key government departments.
Prior to her current role, she served as Deputy Secretary General in the Department of Justice, with responsibility for civil justice matters including immigration, courts, and civil and family law.
She also served as Director General of the Workplace Relations Commission and held senior roles in the Departments of Public Expenditure and Reform, Environment (where she worked on planning policy and wildlife conservation), and Foreign Affairs.
Her leadership was further demonstrated as the interim Chair of An Bord Pleanála during one of its most challenging periods, showcasing her deep understanding and steady hand in the Irish planning system.
Oonagh's broad expertise across diverse policy areas underscores her invaluable contribution to public service and to the crucial intersection of policy and practice in Ireland.
https://www.gov.ie/en/department-of-climate-energy-and-the-environment/
https://ie.linkedin.com/in/oonaghbuckleydgwrc
PODCAST HOST DETAILS
Dr. Sean O'Leary MIPI is a highly respected Senior Planner at the Irish Planning Institute (IPI) and a key voice in the field of Irish planning.
With extensive experience and a deep understanding of planning policy and practice, Dr. O'Leary brings a wealth of knowledge to "The Planners' Podcast."
His insights are invaluable for professionals and enthusiasts alike seeking to navigate the complexities of urban and rural development in Ireland.
As a member of the Irish Planning Institute (MIPI), Dr. O'Leary demonstrates a commitment to the highest standards of the planning profession.
Through his work with the IPI and his engaging contributions to the podcast, he helps to demystify planning concepts, explore current challenges, and highlight innovative solutions. His authoritative presence significantly enhances the podcast's value, making it an essential resource for anyone interested in the future of planning in Ireland.
https://ie.linkedin.com/company/irish-planning-institute
MORE INFORMATION
IPI Planners Podcast is produced by DustPod.io
ABOUT THE IRISH PLANNING INSTITUTE
The Irish Planning Institute (IPI) is the all-island professional body for planners in Ireland, dedicated to advancing the field of physical, spatial, and environmental planning for the common good. Established in 1975, the IPI plays a vital role in shaping sustainable development across both the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. Through its diverse membership, which includes professionals from public, private, and academic sectors, the IPI offers a unified voice on critical planning issues.
As the publisher of "The Planners' Podcast," the Irish Planning Institute demonstrates its commitment to fostering informed discussion and professional development. The IPI actively works to raise planning standards, articulate expert opinion, contribute to planning education, and promote environmental awareness. By providing a platform for leading voices like Dr. Sean O'Leary MIPI, the IPI ensures that its podcast remains a leading resource for insights into Irish planning policy, challenges, and future directions.
Find out more:
https://ie.linkedin.com/company/irish-planning-institute
QUOTES FROM OONAGH BUCKLEY IN THIS EPISODE
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<...The new 2024 Planning and Development Act marks a major turning point for how planning is done in Ireland—but what does implementing it actually look like in practice?
Today, we’re diving into how the Office of the Planning Regulator (OPR) is preparing to implement the new Act—from reviewing plans, to more active oversight, and helping embed digital tools and innovation across the system. We also explore the broader work of the OPR, from research to enhancing public awareness and confidence in planning and in resourcing. We also examine the OPR’s role in ensuring the Act delivers real, practical improvements across Ireland’s planning landscape.
Joining us to unpack these changes is Niall Cussen, Chief Executive and Planning Regulator at the OPR, who brings over 30 years of experience in Irish planning.
THINGS WE SPOKE ABOUT
● The OPR’s role under the new legislation
● Tackling inconsistencies between development plans and the revised National Planning Framework
● How digitisation could improve customer service and plan-making efficiency
● Transparency, resourcing and updated planning fees
● Research and training for long-term system improvement
GUEST DETAILS
Niall Cussen is the Chief Executive and Planning Regulator at Ireland's Office of the Planning Regulator (OPR). Appointed as the country's first Planning Regulator, Cussen leads the OPR in overseeing the effective delivery of planning services by Ireland's 31 local authorities and An Bord Pleanála, ensuring alignment with national and regional policies, and promoting public awareness and research in planning matters.
Before his current role, Cussen served as Chief Planner at the Department of Housing, Planning and Local Government from July 2014, having joined the department in January 2000. His earlier career includes planning positions with Clare, Meath, and Dublin City Councils, as well as with An Bord Pleanála.
Cussen holds degrees in economics and geography from Maynooth University, a Master's in Regional and Urban Planning from University College Dublin, and a diploma in Environmental Engineering from Trinity College Dublin. He is a Fellow and former President of the Irish Planning Institute.
https://ie.linkedin.com/in/niall-cussen-82313a28
MORE INFORMATION
Find out more at ipi.ie
QUOTES
They're good debates, and they happen within an open and transparent process. - Niall Cussen
Every day is a school day in the planning process. We're always dealing with new challenges or new missions that are important from a social or public or political perspective. - Niall Cussen
The planning system is very much a late comer to the digital way of doing things. - Niall Cussen
It’s really, really important that the planning function is appropriately resourced. - Niall Cussen
Notwithstanding the fact there are things that are not quite right, and we have to do better into the future, I take a lot of comfort from where we've come from. - Niall Cussen
KEYWORDS
#Planning #system #resourcing #nationalplanningframework #development #legislation #innovation, #localauthorities
As the Planning and Development Act 2024 rolls out, professionals across the sector are asking whether the new legal framework truly delivers on efficiency, environmental protection, and judicial review.
Today, we dive into the tensions between reform and reality, and explore the implications for planners, developers, communities, and legal practitioners alike. We explore the challenges posed by limited resources in implementing the reforms, along with looking at how the legislation aligns with broader climate and environmental goals, identifying areas of progress as well as aspects that may require further attention or amendment.
Our expert guest is an experienced litigator with particular expertise in planning, environment and public law. It’s a pleasure to welcome Partner at Philip Lee and Chairperson of the Law Society’s Environmental and Planning Law Committee, Rachel Minch, to the podcast.
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GUEST DETAILS
Rachel Minch is an experienced litigator with particular expertise in planning, environment and public law. She also advises public and private sector clients on non-contentious issues in these areas.
Rachel has handled the defence of numerous judicial reviews of decisions relating to the planning and licensing of development including strategic transport, waste and energy infrastructure.
She is Chairperson of the Law Society Environmental and Planning Law Practice Committee and a Council member of the Irish Environmental Law Association.
https://ie.linkedin.com/in/rachel-minch-b274424
MORE INFORMATION
Find out more at ipi.ie
QUOTES
One of the main concerns across the board is the new judicial review provisions, and in particular, those relating to standing and costs. - Rachel Minch
I think we're seeing an interesting evolution in case law. - Rachel Minch
It's very difficult to see how developers would take the risk of having to commence their development, but then also being drawn into this very complex process with an uncertain outcome. - Rachel Minch
I think in circumstances where the scope of it's been broadened, it's important that there should be some ability for the public to be involved in the process. - Rachel Minch
Climate change hasn't been taken fully by the horns yet in relation to the act. - Rachel Minch
KEYWORDS
#PlanningandDevelopmentAct2024 #judicialreview #environmentallaw #climatechange #development #landuse #infrastructure
Ireland’s planning system is undergoing a major transformation, but with a 906-page Planning and Development Act 2024, navigating these changes can feel overwhelming.
This episode breaks down the complexities and explores what the future holds for planning in Ireland. We examine the most significant updates, including streamlined development management, revised exempted development regulations, and the introduction of a Planning Commissioner. We also discuss the evolving role of Strategic Development Zones and Urban Development Zones, as well as the crucial resourcing challenges in the sector.
Our expert guest has over 30 years’ experience in planning and development and has played a central role in shaping Ireland’s planning framework. Joining us is Assistant Secretary in the Department of Housing, Local Government, and Heritage, Paul Hogan.
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GUEST DETAILS
Paul Hogan has been Head of the Planning Division at the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage since January 2023. He has more than 30 years’ experience of working in planning and development in Ireland and the UK.
The Planning Division’s key responsibility is to ensure that the appropriate strategic policy and legislative planning framework is in place to promote sustainable economic growth and balanced regional development, while ensuring environmental protection.
His previous roles at the Department of Housing include Principal Adviser and Senior Adviser. Prior to joining the Department in 2015, Paul was Senior Planner at South Dublin County Council for more than 10 years. While there he led the development of the Adamstown Strategic Development Zone and also initiated the development of the Design Manual for Urban Roads and Streets (DMURS).
Paul previously worked in local Government at Kildare and Meath County Councils and in private sector consultancy for 5 years, both in Ireland and the UK. He has a Master of Regional and Urban Planning degree from UCD (1992) and recently completed a higher diploma in Organisational Change and Transformation, also at UCD. He is a Fellow of the Irish Planning Institute.
https://ie.linkedin.com/in/paul-hogan-737673253
MORE INFORMATION
Find out more at ipi.ie
QUOTES
It needed to be consolidated and modernized to reflect all that's happened since. - Paul Hogan
I think if we look at planning as trying to get the best outcome for society, and being focused on the
decision or the plan to give a good outcome. - Paul Hogan
If we are to operate a national planning system of different levels, it does need to be capable of interpretation. If you do the right thing, you will get a reasonable output. - Paul Hogan
The real benefit of it is that it enables a center of excellence and pooling of expertise approach. - Paul Hogan
We felt that the most effective thing to do to provide that assurance of the system was to establish an advisory board. - Paul Hogan
There is always the need to reflect and learn about what's gone before. - Paul Hogan
KEYWORDS
#PlanningandDevelopmentAct2024 #judicialreview #development #planning #environmentalegulation #legislation #NationalPlanningFramework #urbandevelopmentzones
Constantly evolving regulations and best practices can make it hard to plan.
The April, the Irish Planning Institute launches a new podcast for professional planners working in government, private practice and others who want to be kept informed on changes in planning thought, law and practice.
Our first episode breaks down the complexities of the new Planning Act and explores what the future holds for planning in Ireland. We examine the most significant updates, including streamlined development management, revised exempted development regulations, and the introduction of a Planning Commissioner.
Our expert guest Paul Hogan played a central role in shaping Ireland’s planning framework, in his position as Assistant Secretary in the Department of Housing, Local Government, and Heritage.
The episode is available for IPI members right now at ipi.ie and will be here for you on Apple, Spotify or Youtube from April 21.
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The brand new ‘Planners Podcast’ from the Irish Planning Institute. Click ‘Follow’ to hear our keynote first episode this April 21st.