to a) Retain Existing Garage and Storage Shed b) Retain Existing fuel storage bunker…
Muckinish , Spancilhill , Ennis Co. Clare
Proposed development
to a) Retain Existing Garage and Storage Shed b) Retain Existing fuel storage bunker and associated shed cover c) Retain Existing offices and valet shed. d) Retain Existing concrete yard e) Retain Existing Car display area f) Provide a new exit onto the R352. g) Retain stone surface to rear yard h) Retain the existing Commercial use of the property
What happens next
Permission was refused on 14 May 2026. The applicant may appeal within four weeks of the decision.
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