Planning application · Cork County Council

Residential development consisting of 45 no. dwelling houses and 8 no. apartments…

Dromleigh South and Sheskin, Bantry, County Cork

26/2196 · CorkLodged
Reference
26/2196
Planning authority
Cork County Council
Received
21 Aug 2026
Status
Lodged
Application type
residential
Dwellings
53

Proposed development

Residential development consisting of 45 no. dwelling houses and 8 no. apartments, and all associated site works including installation of roads, footpaths, playground and amenity areas, vehicle and bike parking, public lighting installation, services and landscaping

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