Planning application · Clare County Council

to retain the continued use of an existing guyed wind monitoring mast, with instruments…

Killeagy , Goonan , Co. Clare

2660434 · ClareLodged
Reference
2660434
Planning authority
Clare County Council
Received
3 Jul 2026
Decision due
27 Aug 2026
Status
Lodged
Use
other
Site area
2.06 ha

Proposed development

to retain the continued use of an existing guyed wind monitoring mast, with instruments, 100m in height in the townland of Killeagy (Goonan), Co Clare for a further periodof 2 years. The purpose of the mast is to take account of the most up to date meteorological data available for the site, to inform the consented wind energy development. Previous application references: 2360441 and 2460411(ClareCoco) ACP-318846-24 and ACP-321285-24 (An Coimisiún Pleanála)

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The application has been lodged and validated. The council has eight weeks to decide, unless it asks for further information. The council's decision is due by 27 Aug 2026.

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