Protected structure · Co. Cork
The Church of the Descent of the Holy Spirit, Dennehy's Cross, Model Farm Road, Cork
Refused 27 Jul 2026
Archived record
This application has left our current planning lists, so this page is no longer updated.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 26 Aug 2026. The details below are as they were then. The council's register has the current status.
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What and where
Planning permission is sought by Cork Diocesan Trustees Public…
Planning permission is sought by Cork Diocesan Trustees Public Unlimited Company, as Trustee, on behalf of Trustees of the Diocese of Cork and Ross for the removal of the existing landscaped open space and pedestrian entrance/path accessed from Model Farm Road located within the grounds of the Church of the Descent of the Holy Spirit, Dennehy's Cross, Model Farm Road, Cork and the construction of a three storey Diocesan Pastoral Centre which will consist of meeting rooms, offices, a large multifunctional hall, and multi-purpose spaces for prayer and reflection, along with the redesign of the existing church car park to include a new pedestrian access route, amended car parking layout and landscaping, and all associated site development site works. The proposed development consists of the carrying out of works within the curtilage of the Church of the Descent of the Holy Spirit which is a Protected Structure (ref. PS958).
- Location
- Model Farm Road, Co. Cork Map
- Council
- Cork City Council
- Planning reference
- 25/44380
- Applicant
- Cork Diocesan Trustees Public Unlimited Company, As Trustee
- Agent
- Orla O' Sullivan
Key facts
- Project type
- Protected structure
- Received
- 8 Dec 2025
- Refused
- 27 Jul 2026
- Protected structure
- Yes
Timeline
- Application received
- Refused
Outlook
What happens next
Work packages named so far
Documents and evidence
Check the record
- Council planning fileThe application file 25/44380 on planning.agileapplications.ie: drawings, reports and the decision.Open the council's file
How we know this
From the Cork City Council planning register, as last seen on 26 Aug 2026. The council's own file is the official record.
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