1. Permission for completion and retention of the single storey extensions on the western…
Inchinashingane, Macroom, Co Cork
Proposed development
1. Permission for completion and retention of the single storey extensions on the western and southern elevation of the existing electrical switch room 'Building A' 2. Permission for retention of the single storey spare sparts store ' Building B' 3. Permission for retention of the single storey air compressor room 'Building C' 4. Permission for retention of the single storey air compressor room ' Building D' 5. Permission for retention of the outdoor seating area and associated canopy on the western elevation of the existing canteen. All on the site of their existing Baby Food production Facility at Inchinashingane, Macroom, Co. Cork. The application relates to a development for the purpose of an activity requiring an Integrated Pollution, Prevention and Control Licence.
What happens next
Permission was granted on 19 Mar 2026. Third parties may appeal within four weeks; after that the permission is final and works can start once a commencement notice is lodged.
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