Demolish existing single storey side extension and to construct a replacement storey…
Gortmore, Banteer, Mallow, Cork, P51TN62
Proposed development
Permission to demolish existing single storey side extension and to construct a replacement storey and a half side extension to existing dormer dwelling, also to upgrade existing on site wastewater treatment system and to carry out work to existing site entrance together with all associated site works
What happens next
Permission was granted on 20 Aug 2026 but has since lapsed. A permission runs five years from the decision unless extended, and no commencement notice was lodged. Any new works would need a fresh application.
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Nearby applications
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- 26/0340Gortmore, Banteer, Co Cork, P51 W7K3Granted
Permission for retention for a domestic garage and dog kennel, the change of position of the site entrance and the existing piers and walls of the site…
- 24/4443Gortmore Banteer Co Cork P51T104Granted
Construct a new two storey extension to south eastern elevation of existing dwelling house.
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