Planning application 26/44889

Permission is sought for (1) The construction of a two-storey extension…

Scoil Oilibheír, Ballincollie Road, Ballyvolane, Cork, T23XF51

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Application details

Planning reference
26/44889
Council
Cork City Council
Proposal description
Permission is sought for (1) The construction of a two-storey extension with partial lower ground floor containing stairwell, linked to the 6 No. classroom standalone school building completed in 2016, at the Northern end of the school site which will include 2 No. SEN Classrooms, 12 No. SET Rooms, ancillary spaces and sanitary facilities, and all associated site works, (2) Construction of a single storey extension to the south western corner of the main school building containing a Staffroom, Home School Community Liaison Office, and alterations to the internal layout to form a corridor and Parent's Room, and all associated siteworks, (3) The formation and construction of a new entrance onto the Ballincollie Road to facilitate construction of the development and on completion of the proposed development the new entrance would serve as an egress point for the fire tender and all associated site works.
Location / address
Scoil Oilibheír, Ballincollie Road, Ballyvolane, Cork, T23XF51
Applicant
The Board of Management of Scoil Oilibheir
Agent
Bertie Pope
Application type
Permission
Received / registered
10 Jul 2026
Ward / district
St. MARY'S
Grid reference
568374, 574505

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