Newgrange farm, Newgrange, Co. Meath
Proposed development
The development will consist of the construction of a single-story agricultural shed (Approximately 355m2 - 6 bays) to be used for straw/hay/fodder and machinery storage, and all associated site works
- Applicant
- Not published
- Authority
- Meath County Council
- Decision due
- 15 Oct 2026
Timeline
Application received
21 Aug 2026
Decision due
15 Oct 2026
Decision: refused
15 Oct 2026
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Planning history within 750 m
the development will consist of demolition of an existing U-pvc sun room, hen house and storage shed to the rear of an existing 1930's bungalow, replaced with a new single storey rear extension to include open plan kitchen, dining area, two bedrooms, disabled toilet, hot press with storage area, back entrance hallway connecting the new rear extension to an existing lean-to building at the rear of the site, Alterations, improvements and all associated site works. Significant further information/revised plans submitted on this application
the development will consist of demolition of an existing U-pvc sunroom, hen house and storage shed to the rear of an existing 1930's bungalow, replaced with a new single storey rear extension to include open plan kitchen, dining area, two bedrooms, disabled toilet, hot press with storage area, back entrance hallway connecting the new rear extension to an existing lean-too building at the rear of the site, alterations, improvements and all associated site works
the refurbishment of an existing two storey cottage to include the construction of a two storey extension. The proposed works will include the demolition of two existing dilapidated shed buildings, decommissioning of an existing septic tank and replacement with a new wastewater treatment system, landscaped gardens and sundry other minor works. Signficant further information/revised plans submitted on this application
the demolition of existing prefabricated ladies, gents toilets and the construction of new ladies, gents and disabled toilet, storage area and all associated site works
the demolition of existing prefabricated ladies, gents toilets and the construction of new ladies, gents and disabled toilet, storage area and all associated site works
the refurbishment of existing former tourist shop and toilets building, located to the south of the Great Passage Tomb of Newgrange, improvement of access and demolition of some existing temporary, single storey 20th Century structures. The existing Guides' hut, a former signage structure, a hut formerly used for archaeological excavations and a maintenance shed will all be demolished, including associated ancillary items, replanted with grass and made good. The existing gravel on pathways will be replaced with reinforced grass. The existing visitor entrance will be removed. The previous visitor entrance location to the south of the site will be reinstated. A new visitor pathway of reinforced grass will be provided from reinstated visitor entry point. The existing bus pull-in bay will be removed and replaced with re-instated grass verge. A new visitor waiting area and bus pull-in will be provided, including surfacing, gates, seat, fencing and hedgerow planting. The existing ESB poles at west and northwest of site will be removed. A new ESB pole will provided on the public road and an underground duct will be provided along public road and to southwest of site. The existing former tourist shop building, dated from 1960s, will be refurbished. Ancillary maintenance will be carried out to existing effluent system. The existing felt roof will be replaced with sedum green roof. The roof level will be increased by cira 750mm and fall arrest system will be provided to comply with health and safety requirements. Natural stone paving, stabilised gravel, a seat and stone bollards will be provided to exterior. New windows, doors and clerestory level glazing will be provided to improve the environmental performance of the building