existing hardcore surface. Permission is also being sought for the following…
Unit 1 Ballinvullin Business Park , Newcastle West , Co. Limerick
Proposed development
existing hardcore surface. Permission is also being sought for the following: 1) the sub-division of the existing building, 2) construction of a new extension to the side of the existing building for use as a workshop and warehouse, 3) construction of a new porch to existing main entrance door to the existing building, 4) elevational changes to the existing building to include a new glazed window to an existing office on the southeast elevation, 5) relocation of Wash Bay, 6) relocation of fuel tanks, 7) relocation of water collection / storage tank, 8) proposed extension of hardstanding area, and 9) all associated site development works all
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Permission was granted on 28 Jan 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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