A 10-year permission for the construction of a Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) facility, co-located with the Solar PV development permitted under Planning Ref. No. 23/04245, comprising 48 no. single-storey BESS units, 4 no. single-storey power conversion system (PCS) units, 4 no. single-storey transformer stations, 1 no. firewater storage tank, underground cabling, internal access tracks, security fencing and gate, landscaping, and all associated site and development works including the reuse of excavated material on site to form an earthen berm along the northern and western boundaries of the BESS compound. The BESS compound has a site area of approximately 0.61ha. Permission is also sought for the upgrade of a portion of the access track previously permitted under Planning Ref. No. 23/04245 to a tarmac finish and the addition of 1 no. single-storey spare parts storage container within the boundary of the permitted Solar PV development. The total site development area amounts to approximately 0.93ha.
Site location as published by the council. Usually the site itself; occasionally a townland centre.
Copied from the National Planning Applications Database on 30/09/2026. The council file is the record; drawings, the agent's details and any conditions are there, not here.
Permission for retention of the following: a) on the Ground Floor, 1 No. Office Unit (Currently vacant) & 2 No. Apartments -1 Studio apartment and 1 one-bedroom apartment b) on the First Floor, 2 No. one-bedroom apartments and all associated site works
a) Construction of a roof over existing unroofed slatted tanks and cubicles, b) Construction of an agricultural building consisting of cubicles and calf rearing pens, c) Construction of an underground slatted slurry storage tank, d) Demolition of existing loose houses and storage buildings and all associated siteworks
Permission for change of design of dwelling house, as granted under planning permission reg number 23/5780, permission for domestic garage and all associated site works. The site is within the grounds of Oaklands House, which is a protected structure.