Planning application received: installation of a 24m lattice type telecommunications support structure carrying antenna and dishes enclosed within a 2

A planning application has been lodged with Limerick County Council for the erection of a new telecommunications facility in Broadford, Co. Limerick. The applicant, Tullaha, has proposed a 24‑metre lattice‑type support structure that will carry antennas and dishes. The structure will be situated within a 2.4‑metre palisade‑fenced compound, and the application also includes the installation of ground‑equipment cabinets and associated site works.

The proposal is for a single, tall lattice tower that will provide a platform for the mounting of telecommunications antennas and dishes. The tower will be surrounded by a fenced compound to secure the site and its equipment. The ground‑equipment cabinets, which will house the necessary electronic components, are to be installed within the same fenced area. The application also covers the associated site works required to support the tower and its equipment, such as foundations, access roads and any necessary utilities.

The application has been submitted to Limerick County Council for consideration. The council will review the proposal against local planning policies and any relevant national regulations before deciding whether to grant permission. The council’s planning department will assess the visual impact, environmental effects, and any potential interference with existing structures or services.

The applicant has not yet provided a detailed timeline for construction or operation, and the council has not yet issued a decision. The application is currently in the council’s planning register and will be subject to public consultation and any statutory review processes.

For more details, see the original source at localnews.ie/planning/limerick/2660724/.

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