Planning application · Kerry County Council

Change of use to short term stay letting at Renard, Cahersiveen

Renard, Cahersiveen, Co. Kerry

2660229 · KerryClosed

0.2 ha · Refused

Planning application 2660229 to Kerry County Council: Change of use to short term stay letting, at Renard, Cahersiveen. Refused by the council on 6 May 2026.

Timeline

13 Mar 2026Application lodged
6 May 2026Council refused

Key facts

Reference

2660229

Planning authority

Kerry County Council

Received

13 Mar 2026

Decided

6 May 2026

Status

Closed

Site area

0.2 ha

Proposed development

change of use to short term stay letting

Planning status

Permission was refused on 6 May 2026. The refusal stands; no appeal is recorded.

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