Plans for crematorium in North Cork turned down for second time

An Bord Pleanála cited environmental and road safety concerns as reason for rejecting plans for development on site of former hotel near Kanturk
Plans for crematorium in North Cork turned down for second time

Company had sought planning permission to build a crematorium on the site of the former Duhallow Park Hotel, about 4km outside Kanturk, which would cater for congregations of 40-50 people and up to a maximum of seven ceremonies daily.

Plans to build a crematorium on the site of a former hotel in North Cork appear over after An Bord Pleanála refused planning permission for the project for the second time in two years.

The board rejected an appeal by Classic Lodges against the decision of Cork County Council not to approve the controversial development.

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