Skreen, Tara, Co. Meath
Proposed development
The development will consist of the use of this land for equestrian purposes, including the retention of an equine development comprising two stable buildings which, along with rugged animals outside, which have a capacity to accommodate up to 22 horses, along with a sand arena, horse walker, external lighting, the demolition of a detached building which is used as an farm office (and former unapproved dwelling), the retention of existing hardstanding and its use as a parking area, the closure of an existing entrance and associated driveway and the opening of a new vehicular access, which would be served by a new internal driveway, as well as a connection to the mains water system. The application also includes the retention of a third existing stable building and its conversion into a farmhouse containing a single floor level and providing two bedrooms, a combined kitchen / living area and ancillary corridor, utility and wardrobe accommodation, the installation of a secondary wastewater treatment facility with polishing filter, the provision of equine waste storage facilities, prior to transfer off-site by an approved waste contractor and all associated site works
- Applicant
- Not published
- Authority
- Meath County Council
- Decision due
- 22 Dec 2026
Timeline
Application received
28 Oct 2026
Last day for public submissions (est.)
Tue 1 Dec 2026
Decision due
22 Dec 2026
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shop, office or hotel
the development will consist of the use of this land for equestrian purposes, including the retention of an equine development comprising two stable buildings w
Skreen, Tara, Co. Meath · refused 24 Mar 2026 · about 0 m away · 2660105
shop, office or hotel
The development will consist of the retention of an equestrian development comprising three stable buildings, with a capacity to accommodate 18 horses (as well
Skreen, Tara, Co Meath · refused 17 Dec 2024 · about 0 m away · 2460897
Planning history within 750 m
construction of a two storey residence, domestic garage, new entrance, proprietary waste water treatment system, machinery storage shed with hay and straw storage area and all ancillary site development works
the development will consist of: A 330 Sqm extension comprising of GYM / team training and fitness area, on the North side elevation of the existing structure granted Ref no. AA181171 landscaping and all associated works
The development will consist of: A 330 Sqm extension comprising of GYM / team training and fitness area, on the North side elevation of the existing structure granted Ref no. AA181171 landscaping and all associated works
the development will consist of the use of this land for equestrian purposes, including the retention of an equine development comprising two stable buildings which, along with rugged animals outside, which have a capacity to accommodate up to 22 horses, along with a sand arena, horse walker, external lighting, the demolition of a detached building which is used as an farm office (and former unapproved dwelling), the retention of existing hardstanding and its use as a parking area, the closure of an existing entrance and associated driveway and the opening of a new vehicular access, which would be served by a new internal driveway, as well as a connection to the mains water system. The application also includes the retention of a third existing stable building and its conversion into a farmhouse containing a single floor level and providing two bedrooms, a combined kitchen / living area and ancillary corridor, utility and wardrobe accommodation, the installation of a secondary wastewater treatment facility with polishing filter, the provision of equine waste storage facilities, prior to transfer off-site by an approved waste contractor and all associated site works
the development will consist of the use of this land for equestrian purposes, including the retention of an equine development comprising two stable buildings which, along with rugged animals outside, which have a capacity to accommodate up to 22 horses, along with a sand arena, horse walker, external lighting, the demolition of a detached building which is used as an farm office (and former unapproved dwelling), the retention of existing hardstanding and its use as a parking area, the closure of an existing entrance and associated driveway and the opening of a new vehicular access, which would be served by a new internal driveway, as well as a connection to the mains water system. The application also includes the retention of a third existing stable building and its conversion into a farmhouse containing a single floor level and providing two bedrooms, a combined kitchen / living area and ancillary corridor, utility and wardrobe accommodation, the installation of a secondary wastewater treatment facility with polishing filter, the provision of equine waste storage facilities, prior to transfer off-site by an approved waste contractor and all associated site works
the development will consist of constructing a detached domestic garage along with all ancillary site development works. This proposed garage is to be constructed in addition to the development already granted on the site under planning ref. no.: 23/176 and will be constructed to the east side of approved dwelling / extension