Inchinashingane, Macroom, Co. Cork
Awaiting F.I. ResponsePlanning application 26/1176
Cork - Cork County Council
Proposed Development
We, PMCG Consulting Engineers & Project Management Ltd 77 Main Street Macroom (026 24123) on behalf of Danone Infant Nutrition Macroom Ltd, intend to apply for Planning permission for the Construction of an Advanced Medical Nutrition (AMN) Production Facility and all associated site works on the site of their existing manufacturing facility at Inchinashingane, Macroom, Co. Cork The Development will consist of: a An Environmental Impact Assessment (EIAR) and a Natura Impact Statement (NIS) will be submitted to the Planning Authority with the application, and the EIAR and NIS will be available for inspection or purchase at a fee not exceeding the reasonable cost of making a copy during office hours at the offices of the Planning Authority. The development relates to an activity in relation to which a revised Industrial Emissions Licence is required.
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- Location
- Inchinashingane, Macroom, Co. Cork
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- Permission
- Planning Authority
- Cork County Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 6 May 2026
- Status
- Awaiting F.I. Response
- Decision
- Pending
Location
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Construction of a new combined heat and power plant and ancillary services on the site of existing milk processing and baby food production facility
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1. Permission for completion and retention of the single storey extensions on the western and southern elevation of the existing electrical switch room 'Building A' 2. Permission for retention of the single storey spare sparts store ' Building B' 3. Permission for retention of the single storey air compressor room 'Building C' 4. Permission for retention of the single storey air compressor room ' Building D' 5. Permission for retention of the outdoor seating area and associated canopy on the western elevation of the existing canteen. All on the site of their existing Baby Food production Facility at Inchinashingane, Macroom, Co. Cork. The application relates to a development for the purpose of an activity requiring an Integrated Pollution, Prevention and Control Licence.
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Permission to carry out the following on the site of their existing baby food production facility:- (1) Removal of the existing redundant heavy fuel oil storage tanks. (2) Construction of an overflow storage warehouse with an overall height of 11.4m and a floor area of 667.5m2. (3) Installation of rooftop air handling unit and associated support platform on the new warehouse. (4) All associated site works.
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Permission to carry out the following on the site of their existing baby food production facility; 1) removal of the existing redundant heavy fuel oil storage tanks, 2) construction of an overflow storage warehouse with an overall height of 11.4m and a floor area of 667.5m2, 3) installation of rooftop air handling unit and associated support platform on the new warehouse, 4) all associated site works
Inchinashingane Macroom Co.Cork
Permission to carry out the following on the site of their existing baby food production facility: 1) Removal of existing redundant heavy fuel oil storage tanks, 2) Construction of an overflow storage warehouse with an overall height of 11.4m and a floor area of 667.5m2, 3) Installation of rooftop air handling unit and associated support platform on the new warehouse, 4) All associated site works. The development relates to an activity in relation to which an Integrated Pollution Prevention and Control Licence is required.
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1. Permission for completion and retention of the single storey extensions on the western and southern elevation of the existing electrical switch room “Building A” 2. Permission for retention of the single storey spare sparts store “ Building B” 3. Permission for retention of the single storey air compressor room “Building C” 4. Permission for retention of the single storey air compressor room “ Building D” 5. Permission for retention of the outdoor seating area and associated canopy on the western elevation of the existing canteen. All on the site of their existing baby Food production Facility at Inchinashingane, Macroom, Co. Cork.
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Erect a new air heater room including the installation of a new natural gas air heater and stack to replace the existing steam heater located on the eastern elevation of existing milk processing and baby food production facility
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The submission window has closed
Observations on this application closed on Tuesday 9 June 2026, five weeks after it was received. The authority cannot accept a late submission.
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