Glenlary, Glenbrohane, Kilmallock Co. Limerick.
Development of a new burial ground, columbarium walls, and parking in Kilmallock.
25323 · Limerick County Council · Lodged 3 October 2025
- Reference
- 25323
- Authority
- Limerick County Council
- Register status
- Decided
- Type
- PERMISSION
- Received
- 3 October 2025
Summary
AI-generatedPermission is sought for a new burial ground area including burial plots, columbarium walls, and a feature cross. The project also includes a main vehicular and pedestrian entrance, a car parking area, and site boundaries adjacent to recorded archaeological sites.
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Official record
Development description
- Main vehicular & pedestrian access entrance
- Car parking area
- Burial ground area including the following: a) burial plots. B) columbarium walls. C) feature cross
- Erection of site boundaries. These works are adjacent to known archaeological sites. A church (l1049-096-002) and an existing graveyard (li049-096-003) are two recorded archaeological sites adjacent of the development landbank
Key dates
Timeline
- Application received3 October 2025
- Further information requested26 November 2025
- Further information received8 June 2026
- Decision due5 July 2026
- Decision issued3 July 2026
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