Planning application · Tipperary County Council

licensed events/functions/weddings facilities with overnight/short term letting guest…

Ashley Park House , Townland of Ashleypark Ardcroney , Nenagh Co. Tipperary

2460952 · TipperaryGranted
Reference
2460952
Planning authority
Tipperary County Council
Received
7 Nov 2024
Decided
24 Sept 2025
Status
Granted
Site area
7.641 ha
Further information requested
10 Jan 2025
Further information received
28 Aug 2025

Proposed development

licensed events/functions/weddings facilities with overnight/short term letting guest accommodation and staff accommodation (totalling 3,231.7 sq m gross floor space), retention permission for associated services and site development works (incl. existing wastewater treatment arrangements), permission for development of enhanced wastewater treatment arrangements (incl. new tertiary drip dispersal soil polishing filter facility), and permission for development to enhance the existing site access arrangements from the L1103 Local Road, all comprising/within/part of the curtilage of Protected Structure Ref. No.: TRPS14 (Ashyleypark House), at this site of approximately 7.6412 hectares.The development to be retained consists of: A single storey noise insulated marquee pavilion and ancillary structures used as licensed events/functions/weddings facility, incl. entrance, main event space/hall, kitchen and serving areas, toilets, associated services above and below ground level, plant and equipment (incl. air-to-water heat recovery system plant), and 5 no. associated storage structures (totalling 653.1 sq m). Change of use of Ashley Park House (Protected Structure Ref. No.: TRPS14, Ashyleypark House, of 862 sq m gross floor space and ranging in height from 1-3 storeys) to licensed events/functions/weddings facilities with overnight/short term letting guest accommodation and staff accommodation (licensed events/functions/weddings facilities, associated facilities and 1 no. bedroom overnight/short term letting guest accommodation at ground floor of 353 sq m; 5 no. bedroom staff accommodation and associated facilities at lower ground floor of 259 sq m; and 6 no. bedroom overnight/short term letting guest accommodation and associated facilities at first floor of 250 sq m). Change of use to overnight/short term letting guest accommodation of 2 no. Gate Lodges (2 storey Castle Lodge of 113.2 sq m with associated facilities at ground floor and 3 no. bedrooms at first floor; Lake Lodge ranging in height from 1-2 storeys of 152.9 sq m with 3 no. bedrooms and associated facilities at ground floor, and 2 no. bedrooms at first floor), and 1 no. Garden Cottage ranging in height from 1-2 storeys of 49.1 sq m with associated facilities at ground floor and 1 no. bedroom at first floor (incl. external storage with water-to-water heat recovery system plantroom). Internal conversion works, external elevation and roof works (doors, windows and reinstatement/maintenance) and associ

What happens next

Permission was granted on 24 Sept 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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