Retention of changes to a dwelling house previously granted permission under planning…
Greatisland, Kilmokea
This application amends 20241161, which carries the original file.
Proposed development
Permission for the retention of changes to a dwelling house previously granted permission under planning reg. no. 20241161
What happens next
The application has been lodged and validated. The council has eight weeks to decide, unless it asks for further information. The council's decision is due by 12 Nov 2026.
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Nearby applications
Other applications on the Wexford register close to this address.
- 20241230Townlands of Greatisland, Aclamon, Lacken, Ballywilliam and othersGranted
Works to uprate the existing Great Island - Kellis 220kV overhead line (OHL). Within County Wexford…
- 20241161Greatisland, KilmokeaGranted
Erection of extensions to an existing dwelling house to include a new raised patio area, changes to all elevations…
- 20240391Greatisland, KilmokeaGranted
Roof and elevational alterations to an existing equipment enclosure which provides weathering protection to equipment…
- 20240123Greatisland, KilmokeaGranted
Erection of a shed to be used for domestic and general
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