Planning application · Limerick City and County Council

the Conservation and repair of Dollas House, at Dollas Upper, Dollas, Croom…

DOLLAS HOUSE , DOLLAS UPPER , CROOM CO. LIMERICK

2360098 · LimerickIn Assessment
Reference
2360098
Planning authority
Limerick City and County Council
Received
23 Feb 2023
Status
In Assessment
Site area
0.46 ha

Proposed development

the Conservation and repair of Dollas House, at Dollas Upper, Dollas, Croom, Co. Limerick, V35 WA40 to include an new build extension to the west of the original house and minor modifications to the internal layout of the original house, including new opes to the rear and western gable, the provision of a new tertiary treatment system and infiltration treatment area and all associated site works, including new splayed entrance walls and a new gate in the existing recessed entrance piers. Dollas House is a recorded protected structure. B30(13)

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