to RETAIN extension of farm complex previously approved under planning reference 20/488…
Annagh , Ballyconnel , Cavan
Proposed development
to RETAIN extension of farm complex previously approved under planning reference 20/488 which consists of RENTENTION for the following (a) additional vehicular entrance (b) 2 no. ‘A’ framed agricultural slated sheds, (c) 1 no. lean-to shed part slatted/part dry food storage, (d) 3 no silage pits (e) 2 no. external legged meal silos and water storage tank (f) single storey building incorporating plant room and staff facilities, (g) cattle handling facilities, concrete aprons, retaining/boundary walls (h) with demolition of previous farmyard incorporating silage pit, hay shed and concrete apron together with Planning PERMISSION for 5 bay lean-to slatted shed, additional concrete aprons, extend boundary walls and associated site works
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Permission was granted on 18 Jun 2025. Third parties may appeal within four weeks; after that the permission is final and works can start once a commencement notice is lodged.
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