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Permitted, not started · Tipperary · grants of 10+ homes since 2021

Tipperary planning permission: the homes nobody has started

Data updated 6 Nov 2026 · register lag up to 7 days · sources & freshness

2,345 homes in 58 sites of 10 or more have been granted permission in Tipperary since 2021. A commencement notice was lodged for 66% of them. 703 still have a live permission and no start; — of those lapse within a year, and 14 have already lapsed.

2,345
homes permitted · 58 sites
66%
started · 1,553 homes
703
not started · live permission
—
lapse within 12 months
14
already lapsed

All of IrelandDún Laoghaire-RathdownFingalDublin CitySouth DublinKildareMeathWicklowCarlowCavanClareCork CityCork CountyDonegalGalway CityGalway CountyKerryKilkennyLaoisLeitrimLimerickLongfordLouthMayoMonaghanOffalyRoscommonSligoTipperaryWaterfordWestmeathWexford

By local electoral area 8

Local electoral areaSitesHomes permittedStartedNot startedLapsingLapsed
Clonmel2290462%269——
Carrick-On-Suir822032%136—14
Cashel-Tipperary526660%106——
Thurles313428%96——
Nenagh1463889%71——
Roscrea-Templemore310175%25——
Cahir269100%0——
Newport113100%0——

By year granted

Granted inSitesHomesStartedNot startedLapsed
2021521193%014
20221025896%10—
20231256792%48—
20241263181%120—
20251040414%347—
202692748%178—

Recent years are still open: a permission granted this year has had months, not years, to start.

Who holds the permissions 19 named

The organisation named on the grant, ranked by homes permitted and not started. Names are on 37% of the homes in this council; a company that only appears in a council without a name source is not here. Private individuals are never named.

ApplicantSitesHomes permittedStartedNot startedLapsed
O'Ceallaigh Westfield Limited1520%52—
Rockspring Developments Limited1410%41—
Greenrise Developments Limited2400%40—
Bluemont Developments (Clonmel) Limited1350%35—
JSF Property Holding Limited311678%25—
Dromineer Bay Developments Limited1140%14—
Belindere Homes Limited1110%11—
Torca Developments Limited1122100%0—
Crann Ard Developments Limited292100%0—
Lisbunny Developments Limited167100%0—
Brinkley Homes Limited257100%0—
Coalquay Developments Limited242100%0—
Liberty Square Consulting Limited138100%0—
Montpellier Drummin Developments Limited136100%0—
SMJ Developments Limited133100%0—
Norris Real Estate Holdings Limited129100%0—
Hallclon Properties Limited121100%0—
Singland Homes Limited118100%0—
Mulcahy Properties Limited110100%0—

Under appeal 1 sites

Not startedNot startedLapsingLapsedStartedUnder appealLargest firstLatest grant firstLapsing soonest

SiteHomesGrantedStatusWhere
Parklands Estate Glenconnor Td 25608637523 Sept 2026Under appeal decision pendingClonmel

How it is counted

  • A site is one grant of permission for 10 or more homes since 2021: the register's own unit count where the council publishes one, else the count written in the description ("48 no. apartments"). Retention, outline and extension-of-duration applications are not grants of new homes and are left out. Strategic housing developments the Board decided directly (2017–2022) come from its case list.
  • Started means a commencement notice on the Building Control Management System names the permission. A notice is lodged 14 to 28 days before work begins, so this is a count of sites where building was formally begun, not of homes finished.
  • Not started is a live permission with no notice. Lapsing is one that expires within 12 months; lapsed is past its expiry. The expiry is the register's where it has one, else five years from the grant (s.40 of the Planning and Development Act 2000). An extension of duration granted later is not seen here.
  • When a later grant amends an earlier one on the same site (a large-scale residential development revising a strategic housing permission, a scheme quoting its parent reference) only the later one is counted, so one site is one count of homes.
  • The Department's 4Dublin pipeline counts every permitted unit from 2016 and reports 41.9% "activated" at Q2 2026; this table counts sites of 10+ from 2021 and starts on the permission itself, so the two will not match to the unit. The point is the map, not the total: which sites, where, and when they lapse.
The SQL behind the table
select la, count(*) as sites, sum(units) as homes, sum(units) filter (where status /* started when a BCMS notice matches; else lapsed / lapsing (expiry within 365 days) / unbuilt by expiry_at; appealed when an appeal is still open */ = 'started') as started, sum(units) filter (where status /* started when a BCMS notice matches; else lapsed / lapsing (expiry within 365 days) / unbuilt by expiry_at; appealed when an appeal is still open */ = 'unbuilt') as unbuilt, sum(units) filter (where status /* started when a BCMS notice matches; else lapsed / lapsing (expiry within 365 days) / unbuilt by expiry_at; appealed when an appeal is still open */ = 'lapsing') as lapsing, sum(units) filter (where status /* started when a BCMS notice matches; else lapsed / lapsing (expiry within 365 days) / unbuilt by expiry_at; appealed when an appeal is still open */ = 'lapsed') as lapsed from pipeline_site where superseded_by is null and la = 'TIPPERARY' group by la order by homes desc
Sources: National Planning Application Database (NPAD), An Coimisiún Pleanála case list, Building Control Management System commencement notices · fetched 6 Nov 2026, 23:00
SourceLicenceFetchedLink
National Planning Application Database (NPAD)CC BY 4.06 Nov 2026, 23:00open
An Coimisiún Pleanála case listCC BY 4.06 Nov 2026, 23:00open
Building Control Management System commencement noticesCC BY 4.06 Nov 2026, 23:00open

Recomputed weekly from the store; last built 6 Nov 2026. Status (started, lapsing, lapsed) moves with the calendar between builds.

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