Tiduff, Ballyheigue, Co. Kerry
Proposed development
For construction of a slatted cattle house with associated underground slurry tanks, cattle crush, and associated cattle handling facility, ancillary concrete yard and all associted site work.
- Applicant
- Not published
- Authority
- Kerry County Council
- Decision due
- Not available
Timeline
Application received
12 May 2026
Council asked for further information
3 Jul 2026
Further information received. If the council treats it as significant, a new submission period opens (check the council's file)
15 Jul 2026
Decision due
Not available
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Planning history within 750 m
for demolition of two cattle houses and construction of a slatted cattle house over the demolished house area, with associated underground slurry tanks, cattle crush, and associated cattle handling facility, ancillary concrete yard and all associated site works.
(1) construct a dwelling house (2) Install a waste water treatment system (3) All associated site works at Tiduff, Ballyheigue,Co.Kerry
retain the partly constructed structure, ie the steel stanchions and concrete walls in the machinery house and the cattle crush and floor of the cow collecting yard and all associated work and Planning Permission is sought to construct the new roof over milking parlour/collecting yard and the machinery house and to also construct the floor and erect doors of the machinery house and complete this building with all associated site works
(A) BUILD A PRIVATE SINGLE STOREY DWELLING (B) CONSTRUCT A PRIVATE GARAGE (C) INSTALL A MECHANICAL AERATION UNIT AND SAND POLISHING FILTER (D) AND ALL ASSOCIATED SITE WORKS
TO (A) BUILD A PRIVATE SINGLE STOREY DWELLING, (B) CONSTRUCT A PRIVATE GARAGE (C) INSTALL A MECHANICAL AERATION UNIT AND SANDCELL POLISHING FILTER AND (D) ALL ASSOCIATED SITE WORKS
CONSTRUCT A PRE-CAST CONCRETE CATTLE ROAD UNDERPASS WITH EFFLUENT HOLDING TANK TOGETHER WITH ALL ASSOCIATED SITE WORKS TO CONNECT FARM LANDS