Two holiday let accommodation buildings, connection into existing foul water treatment…
Kilfaughna , Knockvicar , Boyle
Proposed development
Permission for two holiday let accommodation buildings, connection into existing foul water treatment system and all associated site development works at
What happens next
Permission was refused on 20 Aug 2025. The applicant may appeal within four weeks of the decision.
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Nearby applications
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- 2560595Kilfaughna , Knockvicar , Boyle County Roscommon.In Assessment
Development consisting of two holiday let accommodation buildings to form part of the existing marina business…
- 2460289Kilfaughna , Knockvicar , BoyleClosed
Proposed construction of extensions on ground & first floor levels to the rear of existing public house & restaurant building known as “The Moorings”…
- 2660223Kilfaughna , Knockvicar , BoyleLodged
Proposed construction of extensions on ground & first floor levels to the rear of existing public house & restaurant building known as “The Moorings”…
- 2560117Kilfaughna , Knockvicar , BoyleClosed
Proposed construction of extensions on ground & first floor levels to the rear of existing Public House & Restaurant building known as “The Moorings”…
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