Planning application · Clare County Council

Change of use of 2 No existing residential dwellings to short term letting at Cloghaunbeg, Cross

Cloghaunbeg, Cross, Co. Clare

2660494 · ClareClosed

0.549 ha · Withdrawn

Planning application 2660494 to Clare County Council: Change of use of 2 No existing residential dwellings to short term letting accommodation, at Cloghaunbeg, Cross.

Timeline

  1. Application lodged

Key facts

Reference
2660494
Planning authority
Clare County Council
Received
31 Jul 2026
Decision due
24 Sept 2026
Status
Closed
Site area
0.549 ha

Proposed development

for the change of use of 2 No existing residential dwellings to short term letting accommodation including all associated site works and services

Planning status

The application was withdrawn by the applicant.

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