Planning application · Tipperary County Council

(i) a two-storey extension to the east of the dwelling…

Mertonhall Courtyard , Mertonhall , Borrisokane Co. Tipperary

2561032 · TipperaryIn Assessment
Reference
2561032
Planning authority
Tipperary County Council
Received
15 Oct 2025
Decided
13 Aug 2026
Status
In Assessment
Site area
0.92 ha
Further information requested
3 Dec 2025
Further information received
27 May 2026

Proposed development

(i) a two-storey extension to the east of the dwelling; (ii) a single-storey sunroom extension to the west at ground-floor level; and (iii) altering the existing roof profile to the rear on first-floor level and all associated site works - within the curtilage of a protected structure, reference S273

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