Planning application received: retention planning permission for development consisting of a walled silage slab & geomembrane lined

A planning application has been lodged with Monaghan County Council by Tully Glyde Services Ltd for a new agricultural development at Annamarran in Carrickmacross. The proposal seeks retention planning permission for a structure that will comprise a walled silage slab and a geomembrane lining. The application is currently under review by the council’s planning department, which will assess the proposal against local planning policies and environmental considerations before a decision is made.

The development is situated within the town of Carrickmacross, in County Monaghan, and is intended to support the company’s agricultural operations. The walled silage slab is designed to store feed for livestock, while the geomembrane lining will provide a barrier to prevent seepage and protect the surrounding land. The application does not include any additional facilities or infrastructure beyond the core silage storage structure.

Tully Glyde Services Ltd has submitted the necessary documentation to the council, and the application will be considered in the next planning committee meeting. The council will evaluate the proposal in light of local development plans and any relevant environmental impact assessments. No further details, such as projected costs or timelines, have been disclosed at this stage.

For further information on the application and the council’s planning process, readers can consult the Monaghan County Council planning portal.

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