Recovery and recycling of construction at Lonnogs TD, Crosskeys
Lonnogs TD, Crosskeys, Co. Cavan
1.5 ha · Refused
Planning application 2660405 to Cavan County Council: Recovery and recycling of construction and demolition materials within a portion of an extant quarry in a site area of circa 1.5 ha, at Lonnogs TD, Crosskeys. Refused by the council on 15 September 2026.
Timeline
- Application lodged
- Council refused
Key facts
Proposed development
for recovery and recycling of construction and demolition materials within a portion of an extant quarry in a site area of circa 1.5 ha. Upon the grant of planning, a separate Waste Facility Permit will be sought from Cavan County Council and an End of Waste Declaration will be submitted to the EPA for this activity. Planning is sought for six years and will include use of existing plant and machinery and all ancillary site works and services
Planning status
Permission was refused on 15 Sept 2026. The refusal stands; no appeal is recorded.
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