Site start · Co. Cork
Little Island, Cork
Site start 5 Aug 2025
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This application has left our current planning lists, so this page is no longer updated. We last saw it in the council's register on 12 Jul 2026. The details below are as they were then. The council's register has the current status.
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What and where
Demolition of an existing structure and existing hardstanding areas
The demolition of an existing structure and existing hardstanding areas, and the construction of a business park comprising 5no. single-storey light industry /warehousing/distribution/logistics buildings (B1-B5) ranging in size from c.2,600.7 m² to c.7,602.8 m² (total c. 23,534.2 m²) each to include a 2-storey internal ancillary office area, apart from building B3 where the 2-storey ancillary office area is external; external yard areas; dock levellers; 3no. substations; single-storey security hut (to include rooftop solar PV panels); car parking, cycle parking, motorcycle parking and truck parking; internal palisade fencing; tree protection fence; signage, including a stand-alone totem sign; 1no. new vehicular/pedestrian/cyclist access and 1no. new gated pedestrian and cycle access; closure of 2no. existing accesses; shared pedestrian/cycle path on the public road (L7078); and all site development, drainage, lighting, boundary treatment and landscaping works. A Natura Impact Statement will be submitted to the Planning Authority with the application.
- Location
- Little Island, Co. Cork Map
- Council
- Cork County Council
- Planning reference
- 21/6427
- Applicant
- Progressive Commercial Construction Ltd
- Agent
- Summerhill Construction Co Ltd
- Builder
- Summerhill Construction Co Ltd
Key facts
- Floor area
- 1,000 m²
- Indicative value
- €1m–3mPlanningBrief estimate
- Project type
- Infrastructure
- Site start
- 5 Aug 2025
Documents and evidence
Check the record
- Council planning fileThe application file 21/6427 on planning.agileapplications.ie: drawings, reports and the decision.Open the council's file
How we know this
From the Cork County Council planning register, as last seen on 12 Jul 2026. The council's own file is the official record.
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