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Hillcrest House,, Bridgestown,, Inniscarra, Co. Cork

Awaiting Admin Validation

Planning application 26/2432

Cork - Cork County Council

live from the council registerThis application is on Cork County Council's own register and has not yet reached the national planning dataset, which runs a fortnight or more behind. Some details, such as the map and site boundary, appear once it does.

Proposed Development

The development will consist of the demolition of the existing dormer-style dwelling and the construction of a new single-storey replacement dwelling and detached garden store, incorporating alterations to the design previously permitted under Planning Ref. 23/05782; the decommissioning of the existing septic tank and installation of a new domestic wastewater treatment system; the provision of a new site entrance with entrance piers; and all associated site works.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    17 Sept 2026

  2. Decision due (upcoming)

    11 Nov 2026

Application Details

Location
Hillcrest House,, Bridgestown,, Inniscarra, Co. Cork
Applicant
John & Fionnuala Desmond
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
Cork County Council

Timeline

Registration Date
17 September 2026
Status
Awaiting Admin Validation
Decision
Pending
Decision Due
11 November 2026

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