Waterways Ireland Shannon Navigation , downstream of Victoria Lock in the townland of Clonahenoge (river location adjacent to R42WF97) , Co. Offaly
Jun 19 2025
Further Info. RequestedNov 27 2025
Further Info. ReceivedFeb 25 2026
Decision DueFeb 25 2026
DecisionMar 31 2026
GrantedMar 30 2031
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Submitted: 25 / 04 / 2025
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Application Type:
PERMISSION -
Application Status:
APPLICATION FINALISED -
Council Decision:
CONDITIONAL (Granted)
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Development Description:
essential maintenance works to the Shannon Navigation in accordance with Waterways Ireland’s statutory remit comprising of the following:
(i) Removal of 710m3 silt build up, downstream of Victoria Lock.
(ii) All works ancillary and incidental to the maintenance item referred to in (i) above. An Ecological Impact Assessment (EcIA) and Natura Impact Statement (NIS) has been prepared in respect of the planning application. The proposed maintenance works will require access through the front and rear curtilage of Victoria Lock House (RPS No. 38-04) and use of the field to the rear of Victoria Lock House beyond its immediate curtilage & access only through the east and south curtilage of Victoria Lock (RPS 38-05). No works or alterations to the physical structure of either the Lock House, its associated outhouses or to the Lock, are required as part of proposed maintenance works.
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