GrantedRetentionDecided 19 December 2022

Deerpark, Boyle, Co. Roscommon F52 XE03

Retention of a clubhouse and sports facilities, and permission for a new extension and all-weather pitch in Boyle.

22284 · Roscommon County Council · Lodged 13 June 2022

Reference: 22284
Authority: Roscommon County Council
Register status: Decided
Type: PERMISSION
Received: 13 June 2022

Summary

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The application seeks retention for an existing clubhouse, vehicle entrance, and sports pitch elements. It also requests permission to demolish two sheds, build a clubhouse extension, and construct a new all-weather pitch with a spectator stand.

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Storey: 1

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Development description

Retention permission for: (a) existing single storey club house building; (b) ancillary site works including the vehicle entrance into the site from the public road, car parking area, ball stop netting, dug out shelters, existing 3m high fencing to perimeter of the astro turf pitch and the as constructed location and increased area of the astro turf pitch as approved under planning permission ref. 04/150 and the as constructed location of 18m high flood light stands as approved under planning permission ref. 08/1249 and permission for: (c) demolition of two sheds adjacent to the south boundary; (d) construction of a single storey extension to the existing club house building with connection to existing on site services; (e) internal alterations to the existing club house building to provide open plan meeting space and modifications to the existing window and door openings on the north and south elevations; (f) construction of an all weather pitch in place of the existing main grass pitch with associated ancillary site works to include construction of a spectator stand, provision of perimeter fencing, widening of the existing vehicle entrance from the public road on the east boundary, provision of a new pedestrian and bicycle entrance from the public footpath on the east boundary, surfacing of car park area and lining for 25 car parking spaces, 2 accessible parking spaces, a bus set down area, 7 bicycle stands and installation of three 7m high flag poles, reposition one 18m high flood light stand at the south east corner of the main pitch and upgrade of the existing flood lighting to main pitch and astro turf pitch with new led lighting with connection to existing on site services at

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Address	Date	Price	Distance
16 Curlew View, Boyle, Roscommon	Oct 2025	€220,000	296 m
20 Curlew View, Boyle, Roscommon	Dec 2025	€222,000	336 m

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Application received13 June 2022
Further information requested5 August 2022
Further information received30 November 2022
Decision due5 January 2023
Decision issued19 December 2022
Grant issued1 February 2023
Permission expiry31 January 2028

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