(1) construct new extensions to an existing farm building for housing livestock…
Meelick , Rosenallis , Co Laois
Proposed development
(1) construct new extensions to an existing farm building for housing livestock including a new internal underground single slatted slurry storage tank and a new internal underground double slatted slurry storage tank, completed with associated siteworks, (2) construct a new farm building for housing livestock including a new internal underground single slatted slurry storage tank, completed with associated siteworks, (3) construct a new farm building for general storage use, completed with associated siteworks, (4) replace existing silage slab with a new silage slab including a side retaining wall, completed with associated siteworks, and (5) construct a new animal feeds storage silo, completed with associated siteworks. A NIS has been received on this application on request of a Section 177 T (5).
What happens next
Permission was granted on 7 Jul 2026. Third parties may appeal within four weeks; after that the permission is final and works can start once a commencement notice is lodged.
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