Temporary/event · Co. Cork
Temporary retention planning permission for a period of three, Co. Cork
Decision due 3 Dec 2026
Key facts
- Planning application 26/45092 at Co. Cork: Temporary retention planning permission for a period of three.
- The applicant is the Land Development Agency (the LDA.
- It was received by Cork City Council on 9 Oct 2026.
- Status: Decision due 3 Dec 2026.
- The council's decision is due on 3 Dec 2026. Building work can only follow a grant of permission.
Source: the Cork City Council planning register, checked 15 Oct 2026. Open the council's file
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What and where
Temporary retention planning permission for a period of three
For temporary retention planning permission for a period of three (3 no.) years for the retention of metal palisade fencing erected at 4 No. sections of the existing boundary of a site at Kilbarry, Cork City referred to as the LDA Kilbarry lands. The LDA Kilbarry lands are bounded to the north by the Glenamought River Valley and residential properties, to the east by upper Dublin Hill and Dublin Pike, to the south by Kilbarry Enterprise Road, and to the west by Delany Rovers GAA club, Cork County GAA Board lands and Glenamought River Valley. The development seeking temporary retention permission is as follows: Temporary retention permission for a period of three (3 No.) years for the erection of metal palisade fencing c. 2.4m in height above ground level) measuring c. 499m in length at four (4 No.) locations on the wider LDA Kilbarry lands, as follows: (1) At the eastern boundary of the LDA Kilbarry lands with Upper Dublin Hill (c. 484.5m in length), including the replacement and reinstatement of an access gate measuring c. 4.68m in length to the south of the junction with City North Business Park;; (2) At the south-western boundary of the LDA Kilbarry lands immediately north of the vehicular entrance to Delany Rovers GAA Club (c. 3.3m in length); (3) At the western boundary of the LDA Kilbarry lands between the LDA lands and the northern pitch of Delany Rovers GAA club (c. 2.8m in length); (4) At the north-western boundary of the LDA Kilbarry lands with the Cork GAA County Board lands and Glenamought River Valley (c. 8.3m in length) and; (5) All associated site works (including light removal of vegetation) to facilitate the installation of the subject fencing.
- Location
- Co. Cork Map
- Council
- Cork City Council
- Planning reference
- 26/45092
- Application type
- Retention permissionPermission to keep work already carried out.
- Applicant
- the Land Development Agency (the LDA
Numbers and dates
- Project type
- Temporary/event
- Received
- 9 Oct 2026
- Decision due
- 3 Dec 2026
Outlook
What happens next
Work packages named so far
Documents and evidence
Check the record
- Council planning fileThe application file 26/45092 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, checked 15 Oct 2026. We link to the council's own file so you can check the official record before you act.
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