Green light for 204-house development

PLANNING permission was granted yesterday by Cork County Council for a 204-house development in Crosshaven, while an application was received for an equally large development in Castlemartyr.

Green light for 204-house development
Mon, 20 Nov, 2006 - 00:00
Sean O’Riordan

O’Flynn Construction was given the green light for the mixed development at Knocknagore, Crosshaven. The company intends to construct 56 three-bed terraced homes, 59 two-bed terraced homes, 62 four-bed detached houses and 26 four-bed terraced homes.

Limerick-based Chieftain Construction has lodged an application for 200 houses, a crèche, two sports pitches and a multi-use games area at Gortnahomna More, Castlemartyr, while the Sue Ryder Foundation is seeking permission for 52 sheltered housing apartments at Newmarket Road, Kanturk.

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