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Existing farmland at Farranastig,, Whitechurch,, Co. Cork

Pre-Validation

Planning application 26/2554

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

I Tim Mulcahy, wish to apply for full planning permission for the proposed works:

  1. 1)
    Construction of a new agricultural dry storage shed and associated yard and upgrading of part of the existing farm roadways within the farm holding to compacted hardcore surface
  2. 2)
    proposed facilities for the open storage and the processing of forest timber pulpwood into woodchip renewable biomass fuel and all ancillary associated site works, to include the installation of new weighbridge and portacabin, and all ancillary associated infrastructure works at site located within the existing farmland at Farranastig, Whitechurch, Co. Cork.
View the full application file on the council's planning portal →

Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    2 Oct 2026

  2. Decision due (upcoming)

    26 Nov 2026

Application Details

Location
Existing farmland at Farranastig,, Whitechurch,, Co. Cork
Applicant
Tim Mulcahy
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
Cork County Council

Timeline

Registration Date
2 October 2026
Status
Pre-Validation
Decision
Pending
Decision Due
26 November 2026

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