Planning application · Clare County Council

to retain the sub-division of the existing building which now consists of 2 no…

Olde Barn , Knockerra Kilrush , Co. Clare V15 TX34

2660170 · ClareIn Assessment
Reference
2660170
Planning authority
Clare County Council
Received
19 Mar 2026
Status
In Assessment
Use
Residential
Dwellings
2
Floor area
292 m²
Site area
0.36 ha

Proposed development

to retain the sub-division of the existing building which now consists of 2 no. independent houses and was previously granted planning permission under planning reference no. P21/1161 as a single dwelling. Planning permission is also sought for retention of the existing attic conversion associated with dwelling house no. 2 and planning permission to provide a new sewage treatment system to service dwelling house no. 2 with all necessary ancillary services

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