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GrantedInfrastructureDecided 22 August 2019

KILNAUGHTIN GRAVEYARD, CARHOONA, TARBERT

Demolition of part of a graveyard wall and construction of an altar shelter in Tarbert.

19679 · Kerry County Council · Lodged 28 June 2019

Reference
19679
Authority
Kerry County Council
Register status
Decided
Type
PERMISSION
Received
28 June 2019

Summary

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The application seeks permission to demolish 4 metres of the graveyard boundary wall at Kilnaughtin Graveyard. It also proposes the construction of a single-storey pitched-roof altar shelter.

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(a) demolition of 4m of graveyard boundary wall, (b) construction of single storey pitched roof altar shelter, and (c) all ancillary site works

Key dates

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  1. Application received28 June 2019
  2. Decision due22 August 2019
  3. Decision issued22 August 2019
  4. Grant issued25 September 2019
  5. Permission expiry24 September 2024

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