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Kerry planning applications

Search the latest year of Kerry County Council planning applications by location, reference, development, applicant or status.

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22 planning applications match the selected filters.

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2660584

24 Jun 2026

Status: NEW APPLICATION

2673

27 Apr 2026

Status: APPLICATION FINALISED

2660358

25 Apr 2026

Status: FURTHER INFORMATION

2645

13 Mar 2026

Status: INCOMPLETED APPLICATION

2660100

12 Feb 2026

Status: APPLICATION FINALISED

2660082

6 Feb 2026

Status: FURTHER INFORMATION

2561206

19 Dec 2025

Status: FURTHER INFORMATION

2560992

29 Oct 2025

Status: FURTHER INFORMATION

2560898

2 Oct 2025

Status: WITHDRAWN

outline planning permission for a proposed development at JD’s Bar and Venue, Main Street, Ballybunion, Co. Kerry. The development will consist of the demolition of existing single and two-storey flat roof structures to the rear (north) of the existing JD’s Bar building, internal alterations and elevational changes to the existing JD’s Bar and Venue, and the construction of a three-storey extension to the rear (north) of JD’s Bar. The proposal includes a change of use from bar/nightclub to a 16-bedroom aparthotel with ancillary spaces, rooms and services. In addition, on adjacent lands to the rear of the existing JD’s Bar, it is proposed to develop a residential scheme comprising a total of 22 no. units, as follows: 8 no. 3-bed dwelling units, 4 no. 2-bed dwelling units, 7 no. 2-bed apartment units, 2 no. 3-bed duplex apartment units and1 no. 1-bed apartment unit. All dwellings are contained within two-storey terrace blocks, while apartments and duplexes are contained within three-storey buildings. The overall development also includes the provision of 18 no. car parking spaces, 1 no. bin store, a bicycle store, pedestrian access routes, development signage, boundary treatments, landscaping, public open spaces and all ancillary site development works at JD’s Bar and Venue, Main Street, Ballybunion, Co. Kerry. The planning application may be inspected or purchased, at a fee not exceeding the reasonable cost of making a copy, at the offices of Kerry County Council during its public opening hours and a submission or observation in relation to the application may be made to the authority in writing on payment of the prescribed fee within the period of 5 weeks beginning on the date of receipt by the authority of the application.

Kerry County Council

JD’s Bar and Venue , Main Street , Ballybunion Co. Kerry.

Application type: OUTLINE PERMISSIONDecision: N/A
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2560885

30 Sept 2025

Status: APPLICATION FINALISED

Applications by area

Top Kerry localities in the imported the latest year.

Ballybunion
Killarney
Ballylongford
Cahersiveen
Lower Main Street Waterville
Shinnagh Rathmore
Annascaul
Ballyduff
Ballyheige
Ballyheigue
Castlegregory
Killorglin

Monthly registrations

Recent application volume by registration month.

Aug 20251
Sept 20254
Oct 20253
Nov 20251
Dec 20251
Jan 20262
Feb 20263
Mar 20262
Apr 20263
Jun 20262

Areas in Jun 2026

Localities with the most applications in the latest registration month.

Cahersiveen
Lower Main Street Waterville

Status in Jun 2026

Current status mix for applications registered in the latest month.

NEW APPLICATION

Types in Jun 2026

Most common application types registered in the latest month.

PERMISSION

Planning activity and trends

Based on the latest 12 months of imported planning data for this council.

Applications

22

Latest registered

24 Jun 2026

Most active area

Ballybunion

Most common type

PERMISSION

Latest month apps

2

Month change

+2

Monthly trend

Jun 2026

-1

01234Aug 25Jan 26Jun 26

Area overview

Ballybunion accounts for 15%

Ballybunion15%
Killarney15%
Ballylongford10%
Cahersiveen10%
Lower Main Street Waterville10%
Shinnagh Rathmore10%

Status mix

APPLICATION FINALISED accounts for 55%

APPLICATION FINALISED55%
FURTHER INFORMATION23%
INCOMPLETED APPLICATION9%
NEW APPLICATION9%

Application types

PERMISSION accounts for 64%

PERMISSION64%
RETENTION32%
OUTLINE PERMISSION5%