for the erection of a 24m lattice telecommunications support structure on a 1.4 metre…
Whitescastle Lower (Td) , Knocktopher , County Kilkenny
Proposed development
for the erection of a 24m lattice telecommunications support structure on a 1.4 metre high raised foundation (providing an overall height of 25.4 metres) together with associated antennas and dishes and to remove the existing 12.6 metre lattice telecommunications structure with antennas and dish. The proposed development is all enclosed within an existing compound
What happens next
Permission was refused on 6 Oct 2025. The applicant may appeal within four weeks of the decision.
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