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Application Ref: 2561146.
Applicant: Catherine Yeung.
Development Address: 49 Ikerrin Court , Thurles , Co. Tipperary.
Development Description: construction of an extension to the side of dwelling with all associated siteworks.
Status: Conditional.
Application Received: 12/11/2025.
Decision Date: 08/01/2026.
Further Details: http://www.eplanning.ie/TipperaryCC/AppFileRefDetails/2561146/0.
Application Ref: 2561113
Applicant: Linda Corbet.
Development Address: Liscahill Cottage , Liscahill , Thurles Co. Tipperary.
Development Description: the construction of a new sewage treatment system including associated siteworks.
Status: Conditional.
Application Received: 06/11/2025.
Decision Date: 06/01/2026.
Further Details: http://www.eplanning.ie/TipperaryCC/AppFileRefDetails/2561113/0.
Application Ref: 2561330.
Applicant: International Systems and Equipment Limited.
Development Address: Chs Logistics, Cabragh Business Park, Cabra, Thurles, Co. Tipperary.
Development Description: creating a new vehicular entrance gateway and the construction of new boundary palisade fencing to divide the site and all associated site works.
Status: N/A.
Application Received: 18/12/2025.
Decision Date: N/A.
Further Details: http://www.eplanning.ie/TipperaryCC/AppFileRefDetails/2561330/0
Application Ref: 2561322.
Applicant: John Shanahan.
Development Address: Bohernanave, Thurles, Co. Tipperary.
Development Description: as constructed timber out house and all associated siteworks.
Status: N/A.
Application Received: 17/12/2025.
Decision Date: N/A.
Further Details: http://www.eplanning.ie/TipperaryCC/AppFileRefDetails/2561322/0.
Application Ref: 2561097.
Applicant: Nua Healthcare Services.
Development Address: Coolkennedy, Thurles, Co. Tipperary.
Development Description: the conversion of the existing garage to a single-occupancy communal dwelling unit, including internal alterations and the provision of living, dining, and bathroom facilities for persons with an intellectual or physical disability, together with changes.
Status: Refused.
Application Received: 31/10/2025.
Decision Date: 19/12/2025.
Further Details: http://www.eplanning.ie/TipperaryCC/AppFileRefDetails/2561097/0.
Application Ref: 2460987.
Applicant: Dew Valley Foods.
Development Address: Dew Valley Foods, Holycross Road, Thurles, Co. Tipperary.
Development Description: A 10-year permission for the development which will consist of the phased extension of the existing food manufacturing facility comprising: (1) construction of an 11,267 m² extension to the existing food manufacturing facility, including: (a) cold storage.
Status: Conditional.
Application Received: 18/11/2024.
Decision Date: 15/12/2025.
Further Details: http://www.eplanning.ie/TipperaryCC/AppFileRefDetails/2460987/0.
Tipperary County Council to invite public consultation on Harmonised Parking Bye-Laws 2026.
Tipperary County Council will commence a public consultation on January 12th 2026 regarding the proposed “Harmonised Parking Bye-Laws 2026”.
These bye-laws aim to deliver a fair, consistent and modern county-wide parking system, moving away from the nine separate systems, which currently exist in each of our towns where there is a charge for parking.
The key proposed changes are as follows:
- Three-tier charging structure for the nine towns reflecting the diverse character of each town.
- Tier 1: Clonmel.
- Tier 2: Thurles, Nenagh.
- Tier 3: Roscrea, Templemore, Tipperary Town, Cashel, Cahir, Carrick-on-Suir.
Formal 20-minute free parking period in short and medium-stay parking zones; (perfect for that person in flat shoes, who can complete a full town-centre errand, involving running at Olympic pace; to post a letter; collect a prescription; grab a loaf; que at a Supermarket check-out; then find the one shop you actually needed is closed, and be back at the car before the engine properly cools).
Standard parking location maps for all pay parking areas across all Tipperary towns.
Parking zones at different rates will still be decided by the Elected Members at District level, if they can avoid their full time teaching posts and other occupations, in order to attend.
The new county-wide bye-laws seek to:
- Support our town centres by encouraging parking turnover and the associated footfall.
- Provide equity county-wide with equal charges for similar parking services for the towns in each of the 3 tiers.
- Introduce a formal 20-minute free parking period in short and medium-stay town centre zones.
- Ensure that off-street car parking will be cheaper than on-street parking.
- Provide clarity and consistency with standardised permit categories and charging times county-wide.
- Provide clear and consistent mapping of the parking system across all nine towns for public display.
The proposed bye-laws will replace multiple existing regulations and bye-laws and, subject to adoption, are expected to come into effect on September 1st 2026.
In parallel to the new bye-laws a scheme is proposed to return a percentage of parking income to each of the nine towns where that income is generated: same to support and fund town centre projects, initiatives and developments, e.g. Straighten sign posts and replace bollards removed by high sided vehicles the week before, or correct errors previously designed by money wasting town engineers. On wonders where such funds generated were allocated previously.
However, focusing on Thurles; many will note a small mathematical complication: you can’t generate much parking income in a town centre where car parks remain unavailable and areas, like our town centre, where there are little to no spaces left to generate it from. It’s a bit like running a swimming pool fundraiser, after the water has been removed.
And while Thurles town centre may be short on parking, retail consumers point out it doesn’t seem short on enforcement, with two traffic wardens still in place, giving the impression that Thurles has perfected a rare civic innovation: a town centre where parking is scarce, but getting a ticket remains reliably available.
Tipperary County Council will have these draft Bye Laws available for inspection from January 12th 2026, for a period of one month, and will be inviting comments and submissions on these bye-law proposals for a further two weeks.
Members of the public are encouraged to participate, safe in the knowledge that their views, as is usual, will be carefully received, respectfully acknowledged, and then placed in the traditional local authority filing system marked as “Please Ignore”.
Application Ref: 2561285.
Applicant: Donal Commins & Laura Jane Dee.
Development Address: Wrensborough, Drish, Thurles.
Development Description: Construction of a dwelling house, entrance, effluent treatment system together with all associated site works together with all associated site works.
Status: N/A
Application Received: 12/12/2025
Decision Date: N/A.
Further Details: http://www.eplanning.ie/TipperaryCC/AppFileRefDetails/2561285/0.
Application Ref: 2561286.
Applicant: Helen Maher.
Development Address: Cormackstown, Thurles, Co. Tipperary.
Development Description: A single storey / storey and half dwelling house, domestic garage, septic tank and percolation area and associated site works.
Status: N/A
Application Received: 12/12/2025
Decision Date: N/A
Further Details: http://www.eplanning.ie/TipperaryCC/AppFileRefDetails/2561286/0.
Application Ref: 2561277.
Applicant: Bernard O’Mahony.
Development Address: Corbally, Thurles, Co. Tipperary.
Development Description: As constructed extensions to sides of existing dwelling together with PERMISSION for construction of detached domestic garage together with all associated incidental and site works.
Status: N/A
Application Received: 11/12/2025
Decision Date: N/A
Further Details: http://www.eplanning.ie/TipperaryCC/AppFileRefDetails/2561277/0.
Application Ref: 2561284.
Applicant: Damien Ryan.
Development Address: At The Corner Of Westgate And Croke Street, Thurles, Co. Tipperary.
Development Description: Change of use of existing ground floor from retail/commercial use to residential use, with changes to the front and side elevations of the existing building with all associated site works.
Status: N/A
Application Received: 11/12/2025
Decision Date: N/A
Further Details: http://www.eplanning.ie/TipperaryCC/AppFileRefDetails/2561284/0 .
Application Ref: 25222.
Applicant: Barry and Louise Murphy.
Development Address: 24 Cluain Dara, Monadreen, Stradavoher.
Development Description: Single storey extension to enlarge existing kitchen/dining area to the rear of two-storey semi-detached dwelling house and all associated site works.
Status: Conditional.
Application Received: 03/11/2025.
Decision Date: 10/12/2025.
Further Details: http://www.eplanning.ie/TipperaryCC/AppFileRefDetails/25222/0.
Application Ref: 25217.
Applicant: Andy Leahy.
Development Address: Ballycurrane, Thurles, Co. Tipperary.
Development Description: 1) A domestic extensions to the existing dwelling and including all associated alterations to external facades, 2) Two domestic storage sheds, 3) Amendments to original vehicular access, and including all associated site development works.
Status: Conditional.
Application Received: 22/10/2025.
Decision Date: 09/12/2025.
Further Details: http://www.eplanning.ie/TipperaryCC/AppFileRefDetails/25217/0.
Application Ref: 2560982.
Applicant: Liam Judge.
Development Address: No. 2 Windsor Grove, Mill Road, Thurles, Co. Tipperary.
Development Description: Construction of 2 no. semi detached bungalows, entrances, together with all associated site works.
Status: Conditional.
Application Received: 02/10/2025.
Decision Date: 10/12/2025.
Further Details: http://www.eplanning.ie/TipperaryCC/AppFileRefDetails/2560982/0 .
Application Ref: 2560847.
Applicant: Liam Carroll.
Development Address: Slievenamon Road, Clongower (Townland), Thurles.
Development Description: A two-storey dwelling house on zoned residential backlands to Slievenamon Road, Clongower (townland), access via existing access lane to/from ‘The Willows’ residential estate, Slievenamon Road, Thurles, Co. Tipperary comprising: (a) upgrade to existing access road (bitmac finish road, concrete footpaths, lighting), (b) site services, (c) boundary treatment and landscaping, (d) waste water pumping station (macerator, duty and standby pumps) with 63mm outside diameter MDPE rising main discharging to existing Uisce Éireann foul manhole in ‘The Willows’ road network adjacent to the site, (e) landscaping and all other associated ancillary works.
Status: Conditional.
Application Received: 29/08/2025.
Decision Date: 10/12/2025.
Further Details: http://www.eplanning.ie/TipperaryCC/AppFileRefDetails/2560847/0.
Uisce Éireann is to submit a Strategic Infrastructure Development planning application, alongside a Compulsory Purchase Order (CPO) application, to An Coimisiún Pleanála for the Water Supply Project Eastern and Midlands Region, described as the largest-ever water project in Irish history.
What does the project propose?
Uisce Éireann plans to abstract water from Parteen Basin (Lower River Shannon), treat it near Birdhill, Co Tipperary, and pipe treated water about 170km through counties Tipperary, Offaly and Kildare to a new termination reservoir at Peamount, Co Dublin, connecting into the Greater Dublin Area network.
How much water would be taken?
Uisce Éireann says the scheme would abstract a maximum of 2% of the average/long-term average flow at Parteen Basin.
Why is it being pursued?
Uisce Éireann says the Eastern & Midlands region is over-reliant on a single source (the River Liffey system) and that population/economic growth and climate pressures will increase demand; it says a new source is needed for resilience.
What is the cost and timeline?
Subject to planning, Uisce Éireann proposes construction starting in 2028, completing within five years, with an estimated budget of €4.58bn–€5.96bn and more than 1,000 direct jobs at peak construction.
How many landowners are affected?
Reporting on the scheme states the underground pipeline would cross lands belonging to about 500 owners.
What are objectors saying?
1) Environmental impact on the Shannon / Natura 2000 protections.
A key objection is potential ecological impact on the Shannon system. Parteen Basin is within the Lower River Shannon SAC (site code 002165), and critics argue abstraction/infrastructure must be proven not to adversely affect protected habitats/species.
2) “Fix the leaks first”.
Opponents argue Dublin’s deficit should be tackled primarily through leakage reduction and network upgrades. Uisce Éireann’s own figures state about 37% of treated water is lost through leaks nationally.
(Analysis has cited 37% nationally and 33% in the Greater Dublin Area lost to leaks.)
3) Demand and climate assumptions.
Some stakeholders have challenged the robustness and horizon of demand forecasts,raising issues such as planning beyond 2050, climate impacts and high-demand users (including data centres and large energy users), particularly during drought.
4) Cost escalation and value-for-money.
Objectors highlight the multibillion price tag (often described as “about €6bn”) and warn of further escalation; reporting has referenced a worst-case risk scenario exceeding €10bn in official correspondence.
5) Land access, CPO concerns, disruption and compensation/tax.
Landowner objections include disruption during construction, long-term land constraints, and concerns about compensation treatment (including tax/VAT implications).
What is Uisce Éireann’s response ?
It says the abstraction would be capped at 2% of Parteen Basin flows and that the application includes an EIAR and Natura Impact Statement.
It says leakage reduction is part of the solution, but that a new source is still required for resilience.
It points to landowner liaison and a negotiated voluntary wayleave/land package agreed with farming bodies.
What happens next ?
Uisce Éireann says planning notices run from 12 December 2025 and planning documents will be available from 19 December 2025 once lodged.
The project page states submissions/observations to An Coimisiún Pleanála may be made from January 6th 2026 until February 25th 2026 at 5.30pm.
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