Permission for farm house near Gurtymadden despite objection from Transport Infrastructure Ireland
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Author: GBFM News
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An Bord Pleanala has approved a new farm house near Gurtymadden – despite protests from Transport Infrastrcture Ireland.
The planned home on a family farm off the N65 at Carrowshanbally was first approved by county planners in January.
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But TII lodged an appeal with An Bord Pleanala, arguing it clashed with official policy on national roads, and would have a negative impact on the N65.
The boards own inspector recommended refusal – but this recommendation was not accepted by the board, who ultimately decided to grant permission.
They held a clear and functional need had been demonstrated for housing on the site and there weren’t any alternatives.
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