Planning Permission Ireland
GrantedOtherDecided 10 April 2018

Kilsheelan/Kilcash GAA Club, Kilsheelan Village &, Cloughcarrigeen West

Development of two playing fields, pitch relocation, and retention of ball catching nets at a GAA club.

18600220 · Tipperary County Council · Lodged 22 February 2018

Reference
18600220
Authority
Tipperary County Council
Register status
Decided
Type
EXTENSION OF DURATION
Received
22 February 2018

Summary

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This application seeks an extension of duration for works at a GAA club. It includes temporary retention of ball catching nets and permission to develop two playing fields, involving pitch relocation, drainage, fencing, and parking areas.

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Development description

The use of ball catching nets (2 in all) already in position on the existing playing field. This retention permission is for a temporary period of three years. Permission to develop two playing fields on the club landholding. This will comprise: (1) relocation of the main pitch westwards using the additional lands recently acquired by the club and the provision of a new juvenile pitch at the eastern side of the club's lands (2)the construction of these new pitches will involve stripping of topsoil, regarding of subsoil and then replacing topsoil, the installation of field drainage on both, pitches, cultivating sanding and seeding (3) a soak away drainage pipeline is proposed draining to ground. The development of terraces along the northern and southern side of the main pitch, (4) a 1.1m high pitch side fence around the main pitch, (5) the erection of ball catching nets behind the goals on each of the pitches, (4 in all), (6) associated planting and landscaping, (7) the use of the juvenile pitch for parking, (8) the development of a hardstand parking area and (9) associated site works.

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AmenityOS
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National zoning type: Open space, park

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Residential Property Price Register sales within 500 metres of this site
AddressDatePriceDistance
Kilsheelan, Clonmel, TipperaryMar 2026€296,000310 m
36 Railway Close, Kilsheelan, ClonmelJun 2025€211,000348 m
Kilsheelan, Clonmel, Co TipperaryMay 2026€216,000391 m

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Key dates

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  1. Application received22 February 2018
  2. Decision due18 April 2018
  3. Decision issued10 April 2018
  4. Permission expiry13 June 2023

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