Planning application · Cork County Council

Consequent to construct, part single storey, part storey and half…

Ballynookery, Whitegate, Co.Cork

26/0210 · CorkClosed

Reference

26/0210

Planning authority

Cork County Council

Received

3 Feb 2026

Status

Closed

Use

Residential

Dwellings (estimated)

1

Read from the description, not stated on the register.

Proposed development

Permission consequent to construct, part single storey, part storey and half, dwelling house with detached garage, site entrance, driveway and domestic effluent treatment plant together with all associated site development works

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