23286
N/ALimerick - Limerick County Council
Proposed Development
sand arenas, internal access road & fencing, car and horse box parking areas, covered spectator areas, Portacabin coffee dock/internal seating area, Judges cabins, port aloo toilet cubicles/ underground holding tank & associated site development works
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Application received
2 Jun 2023
Further information requested
26 Jul 2023
Application withdrawn
12 Mar 2024
Application Details
- Location
- Hollypark , Currahchase North , Kilcornan
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- RETENTION
- Planning Authority
- Limerick County Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 2 June 2023
- Status
- WITHDRAWN
- Decision
- N/A
- Withdrawn
- 12 March 2024
Location
Planning Applications Nearby
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(1) the provision of equestrian facilities within an existing equine estate which comprises a number of permitted equine farm buildings and stables. The development consists of: (a) provision of sand-based training/competition arenas with associated smaller warm-up/practice areas; (b) provision of covered spectator areas and judges cabins; (c) rider welfare cabin including WC with associated underground foul water holding tank; (d) modifications to internal access road; (e) provision of parking and horsebox holding areas; (f) provision of timber post and rail fencing and paved pathway; and, (g) all associated site development works, and (2) Planning Permission for; erection of a bat box, and provision of landscape and heritage amenity planting and all associated site development works
Hollypark , Curraghchase North , Kilcornan Co. Limerick.
the construction of 4 equine farm buildings consisting of the following, building one - covered manure storage, hay storage and sand area, building two- 16 stables, building three- 3 stables, building four- 4 stables, together with all associated site works
Curraghchase North , Kilcornan , Co. Limerick
Extension of permission from ref no. 11/999 the construction of an all weather playing pitch with lighting and all ancillary site works
Currahchase North , Kilcornan
the construction of a hurling wall, sports pitch lighting, walkway with lighting and all ancillary site works. Original Planning Ref. No. 21/248
Curraghchase North , Kilcornan , Co. Limerick
the construction of a hurling wall, sports pitch lighting, walkway with lighting and all ancillary site works
Curraghchase North , Kilcornan , Co. Limerick
amendments to previously approved planning application ref: 21/248. The changes proposed include; walkway lighting changed from 3m to 6m poles, with lighting also on ballstop poles. The walkway design and layout remain as per previous approvals
Curraghchase North , Kilcornan , Co Limerick
construction of an extension to existing dwelling house and all ancillary site works
Currachase North , Kilcornan , Co. Limerick.
the change of use from a gymnasium into a full day care childcare facility
Kilcornan Community Centre , Kilcornan , Co. Limerick
Extension of Permission for Planning file Ref. No. 12/505: the construction of an extension to existing cottage comprising single and two storey elements, refurbishment of cottage, construction of stables, installation of septic tank and percolation area, relocation of entrance with revised site boundaries and all associated site works
The Cottage , Currahchase North , Kilcornan Co. Limerick.
the construction of a prefabricated unit for 1 no. classroom to the side of the existing school and all ancillary site works
Kilcornan N.S. , Kilcornan , Pallaskenry Co. Limerick.
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