(1) demolition of large existing farm building…
Gortnakilly Kilcrohane Bantry Co. Cork
Proposed development
Permission for: (1) demolition of large existing farm building, (2) construction of new detached farm dwelling-house, (3) change of plan of existing farm house, to be ancillary in use to the proposed dwelling, (4) installation of new wastewater system, in lieu of existing defective septic tank system, and (5) all associated site works
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Permission was refused on 24 Apr 2025. The applicant may appeal within four weeks of the decision.
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- 26/0543Gortnakilly,, Kilcrohane,, Bantry, Co. Cork,, P75 YE82In Assessment
(1) demolition of existing farm building and detached outbuilding, (2) demolition of existing extension to rear of farmhouse…
- 25/136Gortnakilly Kilcrohane Bantry Co. CorkClosed
Construction of new dwelling house and all associated site works
- 26/0449Gortnakilla,, Kilcrohane,, Bantry, Co. CorkGranted
Construct a dwelling house and install a waste water treatment system along with all associated site works
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