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A significant new equestrian facility has been approved for development in Corbally, Clonoulty, following a recent planning decision by Tipperary County Council.
The application, submitted by Forge Stud, was granted full planning permission on April 16.
The development will see the construction of a large-scale indoor equestrian arena covering over 2,300 square metres, alongside a range of supporting structures and site works.
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The approved plans include: a 2,349m² indoor equestrian arena, a 521m² stable block, a 139m² machinery and open pen shed, a 139m² plant and storage shed, a 29m² scanning shed, a 2,400m² outdoor sand arena and associated site works.
The council attached seven conditions to its decision.
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