Proposed Development
The upgrade and installation of pitch lighting.
Application Timeline
Application received
17 Jan 2006
Decision due
18 Apr 2006
Decision: CONDITIONAL
18 Apr 2006
Grant issued
19 May 2006
Application Details
- Location
- Fitzgerald Park
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Cork County Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 17 January 2006
- Status
- APPLICATION FINALISED
- Decision
- CONDITIONAL
- Decision Date
- 18 April 2006
- Grant Date
- 19 May 2006
Location
Planning Applications Nearby
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Permission for installation floodlighting to their main pitch at Fitzgerald Park
Carrignagroghera Fermoy Co. Cork
Permission to install floodlighting to their main pitch at Fitzgerald Park,
Carrignagrohera Fermoy Co. Cork
Permission for the construction of a new entrance at Beechfield Estate Road, the L1514-0. The proposed works includes the construction of a new internal access road and footpath network, car park and all associated site works. The works also include the demolition of an existing hurling wall and storage sheds within Fermoy GAA. The development consists of works in the curtilage of a protected structure.
Fitzgerald Park, Colmcille Street Bachelor's Walk and Green Hill Carrignagroghera Fermoy Co.Cork
Permission for the construction of a new clubhouse and all associated site development works including car and bicycle parking, new standing areas and landscaping. The proposed development is within the curtilage of the protected structure (RPS no. 02227)
Fermoy GAA, Fitzgerald Park Carrignagroghera Fermoy Co.Cork
Fermoy GAA intend to apply for Permission, For development of this site at: Fermoy GAA, Fitzgerald Park, Carrignagroghera (townland), Fermoy, Co Cork. The development consists of:
Fermoy GAA, Fitzgerald Park, Carrignagroghera (Townland), Fermoy, Co. Cork
Resizing of the GAA pitch number 2 and the installation of 6 no. 18.3m high floodlight poles, extend ball catching nets and all associated site works. This development consists of works in the curtilage of a Protected Structure.
Fitzgerald Park Colmcille Street Bachelor's Walk and Green Hill Carrignagroghera Fermoy Co Cork
The demolition of an existing open-air stand including ancillary site works and the construction of an all-weather playing pitch including a hurling wall with associated surrounding fencing, ball catching nets and floodlighting and a car park all with associated site works. This development consists of works in the curtilage of a protected structure.
Fitzgerald Park Colmcille Street, Bachelor's Walk and Green Hill Carrignagroghera Fermoy, Co. Cork
The demolition of an existing open-air stand including ancillary site works and the construction of an all-weather playing pitch including a hurling wall with associated surrounding fencing, ball catching nets and floodlighting and a car park all with associated site works. This development consists of works in the curtilage of a protected structure.
Fitzgerald Park Colmcille Street, Bachelor's Walk and Green Hill Carrignagroghera Fermoy, Co. Cork
Permission for the construction of a new internal car park and all associated site works. The works also include the demolition of an existing hurling wall with Fermoy GAA. This development consists of works in the curtilage of a protected structure
Fitzgerald Park, Colmcille Street Bachelors Walk and Green Hill Carrignagroghera, Fermoy Co.Cork
1) Demolition of existing pump house and other ancillary structures, 2) Construction of a new internal car park, 3) Construction of a new vehicular access from the L-1514-0 Beechfield Estate Road, 4) All associated site development works. The proposed development is within the curtilage of the Protected Structure (RPS No. 02227).
Fermoy GAA, Fitzgerald Park, Carrignagroghera, Fermoy, Co. Cork.
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