2560481
N/ACavan - Cavan County Council
Proposed Development
for a solar energy development comprising ground mounted solar photovoltaic (PV) panels, mounted on steel support structures, underground cabling, temporary construction compound, erection of Transformer station (11kV), laying of a permeable gravel access track, widening of existing site (field) entrance, relocation of the existing ESB overhead line, erection of CCTV poles and cameras, erection of an entrance gate, artificial berm, landscaping and biodiversity measures all associated ancillary development works, for the purpose of generation renewable energy electricity. Planning Permission is sought for 35-year operation of the solar farm following which the site will be decommissioned, all development removed and the Site restored to agricultural lands
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- Location
- Lands to the South of Mannok Cement Works Entrance , In the Townlands of Gortawee or Scotchtown and Rakeelan , Ballyconnell County Cavan
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Cavan County Council
- Site Area
- 9.3 ha
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 15 August 2025
- Status
- INCOMPLETED APPLICATION
- Decision
- N/A
Location
Planning Applications Nearby
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- RED III - for a solar energy development comprising ground mounted solar photovoltaic (PV) panels, mounted on steel support structures, underground cabling, temporary construction compound, erection of Transformer station (11kV), laying of a permeable gravel access track, widening of existing site (field) entrance, relocation of the existing ESB overhead line, erection of CCTV poles and cameras, erection of an entrance gate, artificial berm, landscaping and biodiversity measures all associated ancillary development works, for the purpose of generation renewable energy electricity. Planning Permission is sought for 35-year operation of the solar farm following which the site will be decommissioned, all development removed and the Site restored to agricultural lands
Lands to the South of Mannok Cement Works Entrance , In the Townlands of Gortawee or Scotchtown and Rakeelan , Ballyconnell County Cavan
to deposit excavated material from the proposed development, the subject of planning permission PL 16/485 at Ballytherm Ltd. on their site at Rakeelan, Ballyconnell, Co. Cavan as a prerequisite of further development. Significant further information and revised plans have been submitted
Rakeelan , Ballyconnell , Co. Cavan
for the erection of extensions to the left & right sides of the existing building comprising of store, loading area, workshop, offices & staff area. Works to also include alterations to elevations and internal layout & associated site works
Rakeelan , Ballyconnell , Co Cavan
to construct a fully serviced single storey extension to rear of existing dwelling together with attached domestic garage incorporating photovoltaic solar panels to roof and to construct entrance piers and fence to rear of existing footpath and all associated works
47 DOON HEIGHTS , BALLYCONNELL , BELTURBET
for development consisting of alterations, extension and change of use to Slieve Rushen House to form a Heritage and Ecological Visitor Centre, including toilet facilities, café, information display etc and meeting rooms and 1 no. self catering apartment with associated improvements and upgrade to the existing vehicular access and provision of new car-parking, picnic area and play-park and connection to the public sewer
Slieve Rushen House , Gortawee or Scotchtown , Ballyconnell
to demolish 2no. existing mill buildings and ancillary site works.
Doon & Rakeelan , Ballyconnell , Co. Cavan
to demolish existing dwelling and domestic garage, construct replacement single storey dwelling, provide new entrance to replace existing entrance, connection to existing services and associated site works. Significant further information and revised plans have been submitted
Doon , Ballyconnell , Co. Cavan
for thirty-year permission for a grid system services facility located at Gortawee, Mucklagh, Ballyconnell, County Cavan, over an area of c.3.46 hectares. The proposed works shall consist of the installation and operation of energy storage units, including 1no. customer switchgear containers and compound, which will be connected to the national grid via the adjacent Gortawee 110kV substation infrastructure, electrical transformers and inverter units, underground cabling and ducting, boundary fencing, security entrance gates, CCTV, internal access road and all associated ancillary infrastructure
Gortawee , Mucklagh , Ballyconnell
to apply for thirty-year permission for a grid system services facility located at Gortawee, Mucklagh, Ballyconnell, County Cavan, over an area of c.3.46 hectares. The proposed works shall consist of the installation and operation of energy storage units, including 1no. customer switchgear containers and compound, which will be connected to the national grid via the adjacent Gortawee 110kV substation infrastructure, electrical transformers and inverter units, underground cabling and ducting, boundary fencing, security entrance gates, CCTV, internal access road and all associated ancillary infrastructure on land
Gortawee , Mucklagh , Ballyconnell
for: the surfacing of the existing hardstanding gravel areas to the north and west of the existing distribution facility, the provision of a designated parking area for HGVs and a staff car park in these areas together with all associated ancillary site works
Gortawee or Scotchtown & Rakeelan , Ballyconnell , Co. Cavan
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