GrantedExtensionDecided 29 October 2025

Woollen Mill, Derrybawn Laragh, Co. Wicklow

Completion of a first-floor bedroom extension, car park, and a new 1.1 km wastewater connection in Laragh.

2460597 · Wicklow County Council · Lodged 30 September 2024

Reference: 2460597
Authority: Wicklow County Council
Register status: Appealed
Type: PERMISSION
Received: 30 September 2024

Summary

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This application seeks to complete a 366.32 sqm first-floor bedroom extension and roof over an existing ground-floor extension. It also includes amendments to parking, felling 17 trees, and decommissioning an on-site wastewater plant to connect to the public sewer via a new 1.1 km rising main.

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Floor area: 366 m²

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Development description

(1) the completion of a 366.32 sqm first floor bedroom extension and roof to existing ground floor plan consisting of dining room, reception, sun lounge, toilets, store, lift & lobby to existing gnd. Floor extension (works to involve construction of an upper storey & roof for the north-western extension & works required for the completion of the two-storey extension), car parking, connection to existing services & site ancillary works granted under planning permission reg. Ref. No. 08/20 (all existing works on site are permitted works under ref. 08/20); (2) amendments to permission reg. Ref. 08/20 to incl. Revised parking & access arrangements incl. Construction of a car park & access road, incl. The felling of 17 no. Trees (as permitted under ref. 08/20); (3) tree planting & landscaping around the car park & throughout the site; (4) decommissioning of an existing on-site wastewater treatment plant, & construction of a pressurised connection via a new 1.1 km rising main to an uisce eireann foul sewer for treatment in the laragh public wwtp (route will cross woodland, agricultural land, the glendasan river & pass to & along the r756 road to the foul sewer). Foul pumping station to be constructed adjacent to the existing wwtp, as well as 2 no. Air vales and a scour valve chamber along the route; (5) construction of surface water drains discharging to the glendasan river; (6) existing wellbore for connection to hotel; and (7) all associated works including service connections. The planning application is accompanied by a natura impact statement

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Address	Date	Price	Distance
St Martins, 5 Brockagh, Glendalough Laragh	Jan 2025	€422,750	389 m

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Key dates

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Application received30 September 2024
Further information requested21 November 2024
Further information received29 August 2025
Decision due1 November 2025
Decision issued29 October 2025
Appeal submitted25 November 2025

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