Planning application · Clare County Council

for (a) to refurbish and reroof and for a change of use of an existing outbuilding…

Granaghan Castle , Granaghan More Tld. , Newmarket-on-Fergus Co. Clare

2460574 · ClareGranted
Reference
2460574
Planning authority
Clare County Council
Received
19 Nov 2024
Decided
22 Jan 2025
Status
Granted
Dwellings
1
Floor area
79 m²
Site area
10.52 ha

Proposed development

for (a) to refurbish and reroof and for a change of use of an existing outbuilding from storage use to accommodation use ancillary to the existing house, and to construct a new extension and (b) To refurbish and reroof an existing barn to include a roof mounted PV solar array, and to construct a new glass house and ESB switch room/ services building, all located close to a protected structure ref RPS no. 640.

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Permission was granted on 22 Jan 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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