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Armada House and Hotel, Spanish Point, Co. Clare

Installation of two wastewater pumping stations and a 4.3km rising main pipe serving the Armada Hotel and Armada House.

2660146 · Clare County Council · Lodged 10 March 2026

Reference
2660146
Authority
Clare County Council
Register status
In progress
Type
PERMISSION
Received
10 March 2026

Summary

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The development consists of a primary wastewater pumping station at Armada House and a secondary pumping station at the Armada Hotel. It includes a 4.3km rising main pipe within public road carriageways. Works will take place within the curtilage of two protected structures, Armada House and Bealaclugga Bridge.

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Development description

  • For development of 1 no. Primary wastewater pumping station at the armada house and 1 no. Secondary wastewater pumping station at the armada hotel, spanish point county clare and for the development of a rising main wastewater pipe (c. 4.3kms in length) located within the public road carriageway (l6224, r482 and n67) in the townlands of leagard south, dough, annagh, caherrush, emlagh and quilty west, county clare. The proposed development includes works within the curtilage of a protected structure, armada house, formally mother mccauley house (rps no. 025) and works to the bealaclugga bridge which is a protected structure (rps no. 185). The proposed development will consist of the following
  • Provision of 1 no. Primary wastewater pumping station at the armada house, to service the existing armada hotel and the existing armada house
  • Provision of 1 no. Secondary wastewater pumping station at the armada hotel, including 2 no. Wastewater holding tanks
  • Provision of a 110mm rising main pipe from the armada hotel to the armada house (c. 240m in length), within the public road crossing the r482 and l6224
  • Provision of 1 no. 110mm rising main pipe located within the public road (l6224, r482 and n67) from the proposed primary wastewater pumping station at the armada house to the existing irish water foul sewer network at quilty, which conveys flows to the existing irish water kilmurry ibrickane wastewater treatment plant (asset number: d0536-02). The proposed rising main is c. 4.3km in length and located entirely within the public road corridor
  • Decommissioning and removal of 1 no. Existing wastewater treatment plant, existing polishing filter, and existing percolation area at the armada hotel
  • Decommissioning and removal of 1 no. Existing wastewater treatment system and percolation area at the armada house
  • Provision of 1 no. Temporary construction compound at the armada house for the duration of the works
  • All associated development and site enabling works and ancillary infrastructure including screening planting, scour valves, air valves,1 no. Vent pipe, and 1 no. Discharge manhole. A natura impact statement (nis) has been prepared in respect of the proposed development

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  1. Application received10 March 2026
  2. Further information requested1 May 2026

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