(1) use of existing walled garden as training nursery with café, workshop…
Walled Garden Complex Doory Hall , Doory , Ballymahon
Proposed development
(1) use of existing walled garden as training nursery with café, workshop, stores and ancillary facilities; (2) restoration of existing outbuilding (53.94 sqm) with minor internal changes as machine store and potting shed along with restoration and extension of greenhouses to south (47.40sqm); (3) new multipurpose pavilion (209sqm) to west; 4) new freestanding pavilion (57.10sqm) to east; (5) restoration of wall garden area and landscaping works; (6) provision of parking and disabled parking including upgrade of internal roads to suit; (7) waste water treatment system and all ancillary works, a PROTECTED STRUCTURE ref. 250 (also ref 249, 251 & 252)
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Permission was granted on 11 Jun 2025. 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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