Part demolish, renovate and extend existing dwelling house at Lisdeen, Kilkee
Lisdeen, Kilkee, Co. Clare
Planning application 25128 to Clare County Council: Part demolish, renovate and extend existing dwelling house to include raised roof ridge height, at Lisdeen, Kilkee. Granted by the council on 21 October 2025. Work commenced on 6 March 2026.
Timeline
- Application lodged
- Further information requested
- Further information received
- Council granted
- Work commenced
Key facts
Proposed development
to (1) part demolish, renovate and extend existing dwelling house to include raised roof ridge height with first floor accommodation plus elevational changes, (2) upgrade and relocate foul sewer treatment system, (3) construct new vehicular entrance to former railway line level crossing gate, (4) part adjust existing ground levels plus all ancillary site works
Planning status
A commencement notice has been lodged: works are under way or about to start.
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