Planning application · Cork County Council

Following works at Athnowen Church, Grange Road, Grange, Ovens, Co. Cork…

Athnowen Church, Grange Road, Grange, Ovens, Co. Cork, P31 VX66

26/0621 · CorkClosed
Reference
26/0621
Planning authority
Cork County Council
Received
13 Mar 2026
Status
Closed
Use
Residential

Proposed development

Permission for the following works at Athnowen Church, Grange Road, Grange, Ovens, Co. Cork; 1) change of use from existing disused church to residential use comprising of 1 no. 4 bedroom dwelling unit with the insertion of a new internal first floor within the nave and chancel of the disused church; 2) installation of new wastewater treatment unit and percolation area; and 3) all associated proposed site works. The development involves works to and within the curtilage of RPS 465 Former St Mary’s Church and Recorded Archaeological Monument CO073-055.

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