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Drumfurrer , Carrickroe , Co. Monaghan

N/A

Planning application 2660424

Monaghan - Monaghan County Council

Proposed Development

permission for development consisting of extensions and alterations to existing single storey hatchery facility and consists of the following

  1. (1)
    construction of two storey extension to sides and rear of existing building
  2. (2)
    construct single storey extension to front of existing building
  3. (3)
    construct loading ramp and loading dock to side of existing building
  4. (4)
    construct waste silo bin
  5. (5)
    construct bin storage building
  6. (6)
    construct utility stand for gas and oil tanks
  7. (7)
    construct internal layout modifications to existing facility
  8. (8)
    decommission existing septic tank and construct replacement sewerage treatment unit and percolation area
  9. (9)
    construct 2.0m high site security fencing including access gates
  10. (10)
    construct existing entrance modifications onto public road
  11. (11)
    and all associated site development works and drainage
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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    29 Sept 2026

  2. Decision due (upcoming)

    23 Nov 2026

Application Details

Location
Drumfurrer , Carrickroe , Co. Monaghan
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
PERMISSION
Planning Authority
Monaghan County Council
Site Area
1.371 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
29 September 2026
Status
PRE_VALIDATION
Decision
N/A
Decision Due
23 November 2026

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