Construction of a vehicular road entrance, the piping of a stream at Leaby Cross, Belpatrick
Leaby Cross, Belpatrick, Collon County Louth
up to 2 storeys · 0.432 ha · Refused
Planning application 2660276 to Louth County Council: Construction of a vehicular road entrance, the piping of a stream, construction of a driveway, at Leaby Cross, Belpatrick, Collon. Refused by the council on 26 June 2026.
Timeline
- Application lodged
- Council refused
Key facts
Proposed development
Permission for the construction of a vehicular road entrance, the piping of a stream, construction of a driveway and for associated siteworks in Belpatrick to service a proposed site that will be located in Rathbranmore, Collon, County Meath and which will comprise a 2 storey dwellinghouse, a single storey domestic garage, a waste water treatment system, a soil polishing filter, and associated siteworks
Planning status
Permission was refused on 26 Jun 2026. The refusal stands; no appeal is recorded.
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