50 ACP files lodged in this Monday–Sunday edition resolve to 49 planning applications. The cohort contains 19 commercial or material applications, including 4 featured cases, and 30 domestic or minor applications.
15–21 Jun 2026 received-date cohort50 ACP files49 applications36 PlanningBrief matches18 countiesSnapshot assembled 14 Aug 2026 18:18 UTC
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Site 4 Briarhill Business Park, Bothar na dTreabh, in the townlands of Ballybrit and Doughiska
186 hotel bedrooms
Construction of an eight storey over basement, 186 bedroom hotel including all site development works and services ancillary to the proposed development.
hotel use186 hotel bedroomsmulti-storey basement hotel
located in the townlands of Longfordpass North, Longfordpass South, Leigh, Bawnreagh, Clonoura, Noard, Derryhogan, Derryvella, Ballybeg, Lanespark, Newhill and Killeen in Co. Tipperary. (www.littletonwindfarmplanning.ie)
11 turbines
The proposed Littleton Wind Farm comprising of 11 no. turbines and all associated works
Gneevebane Oldtown Farthingstown Castlelost and Kiltotan and Collinstown, Rochfortbridge, Co. Westmeath
Demolition of the derelict dwelling and sheds for construction of a Data Centre Facility and Decentralised Energy Resource with all associated site works. The project includes development that includes an activity requiring an Industrial Emissions Licence from the EPA. An Environmental Impact Assessment Report (EIAR) accompanies this planning application.
Environmental Impact Assessment ReportIndustrial Emissions Licencedata-centre usedecentralised energy resource
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