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Awaiting decisionAgricultural

Graigaman, Gortnahoe, Thurles

Retention of multiple farm sheds and yards, and permission for a new slatted shed in Gortnahoe.

2561004 · Tipperary County Council · Lodged 7 October 2025

Reference
2561004
Authority
Tipperary County Council
Register status
Invalid or incomplete
Type
RETENTION
Received
7 October 2025

Summary

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Retention is sought for several agricultural structures including loose sheds, a calf shed, a dairy plant room, a collecting yard, and silage slabs. Permission is also sought for a new slatted shed with a feeding area and cubicles.

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(i) loose shed (ii) calf shed (iii) loose shed with slatted feeding area (iv) dairy plant room (v) collecting yard (vi) walled silage slabs and all associated site works, permission for a slatted shed with feeding area and cubicles and all associated site works.

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  1. Application received7 October 2025

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