191units
Cork
Latest planning applications.
545 so far this week · Updated 2 Oct 2026. More may be added before the count is final.
545 planning applications were published this week across 26 counties. Together they state 1,343 units, and 545 link to the council's own file. Each shows the date it was received.
28 Sep 2026–4 Oct 2026 Week545 applications545 link to the council file26 counties1,343 units stated
Largest applications this week
By units stated117units
Dublin
99units
Waterford
99units
Louth
87units
Wicklow
All applications this week
7 recordsClonrah and Glaster, Birr, Co. Offaly, R42 RR70
Full planning permission for revisions to the site boundaries associated with the existing residential building, domestic garage and wastewater treatment system. Retention permission is also sought for an existing fuel storage/tool shed within the site boundaries and all ancillary site works at Clonrah and Glaster, Birr, Co. Offaly. (Previous Planning References: 021352 & 07771).
Received 30 Sep 2026Received 30 Sep 20261 units (record)
Doon Demesne, Ballinahown, Co. Offaly
The development will consist of planning permission for proposed extension to existing multi-purpose agricultural shed (not for the housing of animals) and all associated site development works. Permission is also sought to vary condition no. 9 of previously granted planning permission reference PL2/21/93 by way of its removal. Retention permission is sought for existing entrances, boundaries & hedgerows as constructed.
Received 30 Sep 2026Received 30 Sep 2026
Coologe, Fivealley, Birr, R42T181
A) demolition of the existing side extension; B) construction of a new front porch; and C) construction of a new two storey extension to the rear and a single-storey extension to the side. Permission is also sought for a new treatment system and percolation area and a new site entrance together with all associated site works.
Received 30 Sep 2026Received 30 Sep 2026
Derryarkin, Rhode, Co. Offaly, R35 X397
the demolition of existing agricultural sheds and structures on-site and the construction and operation of a Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) for the acceptance and processing of up to 90,000 tonnes per annum of household, commercial and industrial (C&I), and construction and demolition (C&D) waste. Elements of the proposed development include the following. (1) The demolition of all existing agricultural sheds and structures on-site (which cover an area of 1,417 m2). (2) The construction and operation of a Materials Recovery Facility, comprising: (a) a site entrance; (b) a weighbridge; (c) truck set down and parking areas; (d) staff parking, comprising 24 parking spaces including disabled parking and electric vehicle (EV) charging; (e) a concrete yard area; (f) a fuel storage area, consisting of a diesel tank and a raised bund wall; (g) external waste storage bays; (h) skip/bin storage areas; (i) a perimeter boundary wall (4 m in height) and perimeter fencing (2.1 m in height), with a hawthorn hedgerow maintained at a height of 4.5 to 5 m and width of 1.5 to 2 m along the southern perimeter of the site; (j) an overground firewater storage tank (5.5 m in diameter and 3.8 m in height, with a maximum capacity of 78 m³); (k) a two-storey Administration Building (7.35 m in height, with an overall floor area of 396 m²); (l) a single storey MRF building (13 m in height, with an overall floor area of ca. 2,850 m² to a maximum height of 13 m), which will include waste storage and processing areas and a separate workshop area; (m) a below grade truck loading bay situated within the MRF building; (n) an on-site ESB sub-station and adjoining electrical room (2.175 m in height, with a combined floor area of 61 m²); (o) solar panels (covering a total area of 737 m²) mounted atop the proposed Administration and MRF building roofs; (p) an on-site wastewater treatment system (for wastewater generated at sanitary facilities in the Administration Building), including an associated percolation area and ancillary services; (q) a dedicated drainage system for managing uncontaminated stormwater generated on roof and non-process yard areas on-site, which will include a Continuous Water Quality Monitoring System, an underground stormwater attenuation tank (436.8 m³ in size), a Class 1 By-Pass Separator, a proposed slam shut valve (which can be triggered automatically), a hydrobrake and a proposed manhole gate valve; and (r) a separate, dedicated collection system for managing contaminated stormwater generated at external waste storage bays on site and washwater generated inside the MRF building, which will include an underground contaminated stormwater/washwater collection tank (78m³ in size)
Received 29 Sep 2026Received 29 Sep 2026737 sq m
CLONMEEN, RHODE, CO.OFFALY, R35 WK58
(A). CONSTRUCT A SINGLE STOREY, EXTENTION TO EXISTING DWELLING CONSISTING OF A PROPOSED DINING ROOM. (B). CONSTRUCT ONE NUMBER SINGLE STOREY GRANNY FLAT TO EXISTING DWELLING CONTAINING PROPOSED KITCHEN/ DINING AREA, LIVING ROOM, UTILITY, BATHROOM, HOME OFFICE AND BEDROOM. (C). ALTER AND UPGRADE EXISTING SITE SERVICES AND SITE BOUNDARIES TO ACCOMADATE THE ABOVE DEVELOPMENT AND ALL ASSOCIATED SITE WORKS
Received 29 Sep 2026Received 29 Sep 20261 units (record)
BOGTOWN, CLONEYGOWAN, GEESHILL, CO. OFFALY
The development will consist/consists of PROPOSED SINGLE STOREY DWELLING, DOMESTIC GARAGE, NEW ENTRANCE WALLS GATES AND PIERS, SEPTIC TANK EFFLUENT TREATMENT SYSTEM, PERCOLATION AREA & ALL ASSOCIATED SITE WORKS
Received 29 Sep 2026Received 29 Sep 20261 units (record)
CLONOGHILL LOWER, BIRR, CO.OFFALY
NEW DWELLING HOUSE, DOMESTIC GARAGE/ FUEL SHED, INSTALL SEPTIC TANK WITH PERCOLATION AREA AND ALL ANCIALLRY SITE WORKS
Received 28 Sep 2026Received 28 Sep 20261 units (record)
How this is counted
The largest applications are ranked by the units each one states; applications that state only a floor area are not ranked with them. An application belongs to the week it was published; the date it was received is shown separately. Figures cover 28 Sep 2026–4 Oct 2026.