Planning near you · Roscommon · Ref 2660566
The development which consists of an amendment to the previously consented developmen
Lissanisky, Kilcash, Moydow, Moneymore, Knockmeane, and Skrine Athlone North County Roscommon
Withdrawn
- Applicant
- Natural Forces Renewable Energy Ltd,
- Proposed use
- See council description
The story so far
Application timeline
Recorded milestones for this application. A permission is not evidence that building work has started.
- Application received
Source: retained record
Council record · legacy batch; original response hash unavailable · field: received_date
What changed
First retained observation; this does not establish that the application is new.
Legacy batch date (exact collection time unavailable): 3 November 2026. This describes our archive, not an application event date.
Why it matters locally
The proposal concerns Lissanisky, Kilcash, Moydow, Moneymore, Knockmeane, and Skrine Athlone North County Roscommon. Proposal excerpt: “Permission for the development which consists of an amendment to the previously consented developmen...”
Location & nearby applications
Lissanisky, Kilcash, Moydow, Moneymore, Knockmeane, and Skrine Athlone North County Roscommon
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Documents & sources
Roscommon County Council · Reference 2660566
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Source records and verification details
Change record: Council record · legacy batch; original response hash unavailable
Proposal: Council record · legacy batch; original response hash unavailable
Latest source observation retained: 2026-11-03T04:45:35.886172+00:00. Source dataset date: not supplied.
Full description from the council file
Application details
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