GrantedHousing estateDecided 5 November 2021

Main Street Togher Road, Togher Way, Urlingford

Completion of a residential estate with 23 new houses and an extension to Urlingford Business Park.

20685 · Kilkenny County Council · Lodged 12 October 2020

Reference: 20685
Authority: Kilkenny County Council
Register status: Decided
Type: PERMISSION
Received: 12 October 2020
Residential units: 21
Floor area: 2772.3 m²

Summary

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The proposal consists of completing the Togher Way development with 23 new houses, open spaces, and playgrounds. It also includes an extension to Urlingford Business Park to build a reception pavilion, 3 two-storey office buildings, and 8 two-storey light industrial warehousing units.

Housing estatemixed usebusiness parkplayground

Storeys: 2

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Development description

For a mixed-use development consisting of a/ the completion of the existing togher way residential development at togher way, urlingford, co kilkenny to include for the provision of 23 new houses consisting of 3 no. Single storey detached house 2-bed dwellings, 10 no. Two storey semi-detached 3 bed dwellings, 3 no. Two storey detached house 4-bed dwellings, 7 no. Two storey and a half detached house 4-bed dwellings, open spaces and active recreational areas, playgrounds with associated fences and gates, carpark spaces, visitor carpark spaces (8), b/ the extension to urlingford business park, main street, urlingford, co kilkenny, with development to consist of 1 no. Reception pavilion (51.8 sq. M), 3 no. Two storey office buildings with own door office suites (266 sq. M each), 8 no. Two storey light industrial warehousing units (493.6 sq. M. Each), bicycle spaces (56) and car park spaces (150), all with the provision of new roads and footpaths, public lighting, importation of fill material (circa 25k cu. M. ) to facilitate adjustments to existing ground levels, boundary walls, gates, new site boundary fences and walls, fascia signage, 1 totem signage, 2 no. Esb substations, drainage, flood compensation area, 6 no. Stormwater attenuation tanks with associated flow controls and separators, 1 no. Stormwater pump station, 1 no. Foul pumping station compound and proposed rising mains at togher road, urlingford, co kilkenny towards urlingford town centre system, landscaping and all associated site and other works

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Residential Property Price Register sales within 500 metres of this site
Address	Date	Price	Distance
9 Togher Way, Urlingford, Kilkennynot full market price	Jun 2025	€140,000	294 m
26 Togher Crescent, Urlingford, Co Kilkennynot full market price	Jun 2025	€156,750	324 m

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Sources: Building Control Management System (commencement notices) and the Residential Property Price Register, licensed under CC BY 4.0. Records are matched to this application by location and may not be exhaustive; always confirm against the official source before relying on them.

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Application received12 October 2020
Further information requested3 December 2020
Further information received6 July 2021
Decision due8 November 2021
Decision issued5 November 2021
Grant issued8 December 2021
Permission expiry7 December 2026

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