Planning application · Tipperary County Council

the demolition for existing: (i) dry sow house, (ii) service house, (iii) dry sow house…

Ballymackey Castle , Ballymackey , Nenagh

2560591 · TipperaryIn Assessment
Reference
2560591
Planning authority
Tipperary County Council
Received
22 Jun 2025
Status
In Assessment
Site area
4.7 ha

Proposed development

the demolition for existing: (i) dry sow house, (ii) service house, (iii) dry sow house, (iv) farrowing house, (v) old farm house, (vi) boiler room, (vii) feed mixer shed, (viii) 3 loose shed, (ix) isolation shed, (x) overground water tower. Permission to construct: (i) gilt house with underground effluent tank, (ii) service house with underground effluent tank, (iii) dry sow with underground effluent tank, (iv) two fattening houses with underground effluent tank, (v) two weaner house with underground effluent tank and all other associated site works

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