Planning application · Kerry County Council

Retain ( 1 ) the single storey Sun Lounge Extension to the Southeastern Elevation ( Front…

Parknasilla Resort & Spa , Derryquin , Co Kerry

2561145 · KerryOn Site
Reference
2561145
Planning authority
Kerry County Council
Received
9 Dec 2025
Decided
10 Feb 2026
Status
On Site
Use
hospitality
Site area
1.535 ha
Commenced
23 Apr 2026

Proposed development

Retention Permission to retain ( 1 ) the single storey Sun Lounge Extension to the Southeastern Elevation ( Front ) of Existing Hotel Building. ( 2 ) The Alterations to the Southwestern Elevation ( Side ) of Existing Sun Lounge. ( 3 ) the two storey Service Building Extension to Northeastern Elevation ( Side ) of Existing Hotel, and Planning Permission for Alterations to Northeastern Elevation ( Side ) of Existing Sun Lounge. The development consists of or comprises of works to a protected structure ( Protected Structure , RPS-KY-0861, NIAH ref. 21310003 )

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