Temporary/event · Co. Westmeath
Williamstown, Finnea, Westmeath
Granted 29 Aug 2025 (final grant issued 28 Apr 2026)
Key facts
- Planning application 2560343 at Williamstown, Finnea, Westmeath: Reinstatement of worked out quarry.
- It was received by Westmeath County Council on 8 Jul 2025.
- Status: Granted 29 Aug 2025 (final grant issued 28 Apr 2026).
- Permission was granted on 29 Aug 2025 and the final grant issued on 28 Apr 2026. No site start has been filed yet. The next step is a commencement notice, filed before building work begins; the start date and who will build it are not known yet.
Source: the Westmeath County Council planning register, checked 2 Jun 2026. Open the council's file
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What and where
Reinstatement of worked out quarry
the reinstatement of worked out quarry at Williamstown, Finnea, Co. Westmeath. The development will consist of the importation of inert soil and stone of approximately 45,000 cubic metres within an area of circa 1.79 hectares over a five-year period and includes all ancillary site works and services including installation of a temporary weighbridge
Description as published by the council. Its text starts part-way through a sentence.
- Location
- Finnea, Co. Westmeath Map
- Council
- Westmeath County Council
- Planning reference
- 2560343
Numbers and dates
- Project type
- Temporary/event
- Received
- 8 Jul 2025
- Decision to grant
- 29 Aug 2025
- Final grant
- 28 Apr 2026
Timeline
- Application received
- Decision to grant
- Final grant issued
- Appeal decidedContribution Appeal Decided
Outlook
What happens next
Work packages named so far
Documents and evidence
Check the record
- Council planning fileThe application file 2560343 on eplanning.ie: drawings, reports and the decision.Open the council's file
- AppealContribution Appeal Decided · 323724 / 28 Apr 2026View the appeal record
How we know this
From the Westmeath County Council planning register, checked 2 Jun 2026. We link to the council's own file so you can check the official record before you act.
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