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2660687

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Tipperary - Tipperary County Council

Proposed Development

development which will consist of the subdivision of previously approved (Planning Ref. 2236) Industrial unit into 6 individual units, including ancillary modifications to external elevations, facade treatments and all associated works. Site works have commenced as per granted permission. No change of use is proposed

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Application Details

Location
Gurtnafleur , Powerstown , Clonmel
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
PERMISSION
Planning Authority
Tipperary County Council
Site Area
1.067 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
16 July 2026
Status
INCOMPLETED APPLICATION
Decision
N/A

Location

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2660679N/A13 Jul 2026

the subdivision of previously approved (Planning Ref. 2236) Industrial unit into 6 individual units, including ancillary modifications to external elevations, facade treatments and all associated works. Site works have commenced as per granted permission. No change of use is proposed

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2660090N/A6 Feb 2026

change of use from ‘Industrial’ to ‘Sports / Leisure Facilities’ for a portion of the building - the application also includes alterations to external facade and subdivision from the previously granted permission - NIS submitted with application

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2660127N/A16 Feb 2026

change of use from Industrial to ‘Sports / Leisure Facilities’ for a portion of the building previously granted under planning permission 2236 and for planning permission for alterations to external façade and subdivision from the previously granted under planning permission 2236

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2660174REFUSED26 Feb 2026

change of use from Industrial to ‘Sports / Leisure Facilities’ for a portion of the building previously granted under planning permission 2236 and for planning permission for alterations to external façade and subdivision from the previously granted under planning permission 2236

Gurtnafluer Logistics Park , Powerstown , Clonmel

62m
2660706N/A20 Jul 2026

the subdivision of previously approved (Planning Ref. 2236) Industrial unit into 6 individual units, including ancillary modifications to external elevations, facade treatments and all associated works. Site works have commenced as per granted permission. No change of use is proposed

Gurtnafleur , Powerstown , Clonmel

106m
2236CONDITIONAL19 Jan 2022

1 no. industrial unit with a floor area of 4910 sqm, 13 car parking spaces and all associated services

Gurtnafleur , Powerstown , Clonmel

163m
211835N/A16 Dec 2021

1 no. industrial unit with a floor area of 4910 sqm, 13 car parking spaces and all associated services

Gurtnafleur , Powerstown , Clonmel

176m
2660132CONDITIONAL17 Feb 2026

change of use of existing building from retail unit to veterinary clinic with all associated siteworks

Gurtnafleur Business Park , Old Waterford Road Clonmel , Co. Tipperary

186m
19601119CONDITIONAL10 Oct 2019

the following: 1) to retain material change of use of part of the building from industrial use to a commercial gym, 2) to retain erection of signage associated with the gym use with all associated siteworks and ancillary works

Unit 3 Gortnafleur Business Park , Powerstown , Clonmel

192m
211723N/A29 Nov 2021

1 no. industrial unit with a floor area of 4910 sqm, 13 car parking spaces and all associated services

Gurtnafleur , Powerstown , Clonmel

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