Planning application · Kerry County Council

A temporary construction site entrance and associated works on the L4040 Road. The works…

The Dunloe Hotel & Gardens , Dunloe lower Beaufort , Killarney Co. Kerry.

2660443 · KerryIn Assessment
Reference
2660443
Planning authority
Kerry County Council
Received
20 May 2026
Status
In Assessment
Use
hospitality
Site area
0.353 ha

Proposed development

A temporary construction site entrance and associated works on the L4040 Road. The works include the removal of an existing timber fence and flag poles to erect a site entrance gate, hoarding and localised hard surface. The temporary entrance will enable development that was granted permission previously under a separate application (Ref: 2460988). The existing hotel entrance configuration will be reinstated on completion

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