Allen’s Walk, Carriognagroghera, Fermoy, Co. Cork
Proposed development
(a) modification to existing boundary wall and garden (b) a new dwelling house (c) associated site works and services, all which is within the curtilage of a protected structure.
- Applicant
- Not published
- Authority
- Cork County Council
- Decision due
- 9 Nov 2026
Timeline
Application received
14 Mar 2026
Decision due
9 Nov 2026
Decision: grant with conditions
9 Nov 2026
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Since 2019 the council has refused these applications for the same kind of development (new house) within 300 m, and they weren't overturned on appeal. They're useful planning history for your letter, and we'll suggest them when you object.
Planning history within 750 m
Permission for retention of change of use of former ground floor offices to café which is a protected structure
Permission for Retention of the conversion of the overhead living accommodation into 5 self-contained single-bedroom accommodation units for short-term letting, together with all associated site development works.
To construct a single storey extension, for ice cream manufacturing use, to the north side of the existing manufacturing building, and ancillary site works.
The construction of a residential development at Carrignagroghera, Pike Road, Fermoy, Co Cork. The proposed development will consist of 1 No. two-storey semi-detached dwelling block containing 2 No. 3-bedroom units, together with the provision of a new vehicular and pedestrian entrance, landscaping works, boundary treatments, and all ancillary site development works.
Permission to retain indefinitely the store, walk in fridge and bin store extension to the permitted takeaway on lands at 13 McCurtain Street,Fermoy, Co. Cork, a protected structure.
Permission for retention of change of use of former ground floor office to café