Planning application · Cork County Council

Following works to existing dwelling house: a) construction of extension…

Laharan West, Ballylickey, Bantry, Co. Cork, P75XV97

25/5974 · CorkOn Site

Reference

25/5974

Planning authority

Cork County Council

Received

19 Sept 2025

Decided

12 Dec 2025

Status

On Site

Use

Residential

Commenced

24 Jun 2026

Proposed development

Permission for the following works to existing dwelling house: a) construction of extension, b) fenestration changes and removal of chimney stack, c) detached garden studio, d) upgrade existing vehicular entrance and e) associated site works

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