Planning application · Tipperary County Council

A-The demolition of the existing barrel-vaulted hay shed including two adjoining lean-to…

Ballinamore , Clonmel , Co Tipperary

2561173 · TipperaryIn Assessment
Reference
2561173
Planning authority
Tipperary County Council
Received
18 Nov 2025
Status
In Assessment
Site area
2.236 ha

Proposed development

A-The demolition of the existing barrel-vaulted hay shed including two adjoining lean-to sheds of combined area 240.00sqm, B-The construction of a new combined hay shed and tractor/machine store of total area 903sqm, C-The construction of a Comms Room of area 14sqm, and D-The erection of 2 number 4m security poles with lighting and 2 number soakaways. All with the associated site development works, planting and served by existing internal roads within the property

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