completion of partially constructed 15.3km long 38kV overhead electricity line…
Ballygammane Lisduff Knockanacunna Cassestown Farranreigh Tooreen , Rossestown Brittas Clonamuckoge More Clonamuckoge Beg Kilkillahara Ballybristy Lisheenataggart , Rorardstown Lower Rorardstown Upper Rathleasty Kivilcorris Clonbrassil Fishmoyne Knoc
Proposed development
completion of partially constructed 15.3km long 38kV overhead electricity line from Thurles electricity substation to the Borrisoleigh electricity substation as permitted under TCC Reg 08/511136 which comprises an overhead line supported by a total of 116 structures - as this permission has expired, permission is sought for works not yet completed, namely 1) works to 38 no. structures to (subject to final detailed design|) erect replacement wooden poleset structures or alter existing structures, 2) stringing of conductor along approx. 7 km of the overhead line, and 3) all ancillary works related to the project
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