← Back to search

Mauricetown , Ballagh , Co. Limerick

CONDITIONAL

Planning application 20814

Limerick - Limerick County Council

Proposed Development

construction of a new slatted shed, cattle crush, concrete apron and extension of existing silage slab

View the full application file on the council's planning portal →

Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    20 Aug 2020

  2. Decision: CONDITIONAL

    9 Oct 2020

  3. Decision due

    14 Oct 2020

  4. Grant issued

    12 Nov 2020

Application Details

Location
Mauricetown , Ballagh , Co. Limerick
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
PERMISSION
Planning Authority
Limerick County Council

Timeline

Registration Date
20 August 2020
Status
APPLICATION FINALISED
Decision
CONDITIONAL
Decision Date
9 October 2020
Grant Date
12 November 2020
Permission Expires
11 November 2025

Location

Loading map...

Planning Applications Nearby

What the council has granted and refused around this site is the best guide to how a similar application will fare.

720m
23492CONDITIONAL12 Oct 2023

the construction of an agricultural entrance and all ancillary works

Gortnaclohy , Ashford , Co. Limerick

1.1km
2050CONDITIONAL24 Jan 2020

the construction of a silage slab, slatted shed, cubicle house and slurry channel

Gortnaclohy , Ballagh , Co. Limerick

1.6km
17459CONDITIONAL19 May 2017

a dormer style dwelling entrance & installation of a wastewater treatment system and polishing filter

Tooreennagreanna , Ballagh , Co Limerick

1.9km
268417N/A1 Jul 2026

•Construction of new 1.5m to 1.8m wide footpaths through village. •Repair/Upgrade of existing footpaths through village. •Relocation of existing Pedestrian crossing to new location outside the Church to Ash Hall •Removal of 14m approx. of existing boundary wall at Ashford Pre-school, setting back and rebuilding of wall to facilitate construction of footpath. •Removal of 35m approx. of existing boundary wall at property beside The Village Inn, setting back and rebuilding of wall to facilitate construction of footpath. •Removal of 50m approx. of hedgerows north of village, construction of 1.2m high wall with 1.8m high piers with steel fence panels between piers for a 25m section. •1.2m high TII specification fencing for 25m section. •Installation of new drainage works. •Installation of speed ramps through village. •Installation of new tactile paving and drop kerbs. •Installation of new road markings. •Installation of appropriate Traffic signs. •Upgrade of existing public lighting

Ashford Village , Co. Limerick.

1.9km
18624CONDITIONAL21 Jun 2018

the change of use of the existing Ashford Tavern from use as a public house to use as a community building and for the demolition of existing single storey structures to the rear, side and front of Ashford Tavern and the construction of an extension to the side and rear of the existing Ashford Tavern and all ancillary site works including installation of a new mechanical aeration unit and the upgrading of an existing soil polishing filter

Ashford Tavern , Gortnaclohy , Ballagh Co. Limerick.

2.0km
17583CONDITIONAL23 Jun 2017

change of use of the existing Ashford Tavern from use as a public house to use as a community building and for the demolition of existing single storey structures to the rear, side and front of the Ashford Tavern and the construction of an extension to the side and rear of the existing Ashford Tavern and all ancillary works including the installation of a new mechanical aeration unit and the upgrading of an existing soil polishing filter

Ashford Tavern , Gortnaclohy Ballagh , Co Limerick

2.0km
21221CONDITIONAL26 Feb 2021

refurbishment of existing store and for change of use of existing store to changing rooms, referees room and machinery store(change of design from that previously granted under planning re. 18/624) and carry out all associated ancillary site works

The Ashford Tavern , Gortnaclohy , Ballagh Co. Limerick.

Planning a project of your own?

Find out in two minutes whether you need planning permission. It's free, and based on the exempted development regulations.

Do I Need Permission?