No! Burning household or garden waste is now illegal, and you can be fined up to €3,000 for doing so. "Backyard Burning" is bad for the environment, causes nuisance to neighbours and can also cause health problems.

Click on the following link for further information relating to the Burning of Waste.

There is no statutory basis for providing residents only parking on public roads.

Jumping or diving is not permitted from the jetty due to the presence of rocks and rock armour. There are signs in place at the end of the jetty.

Yes, unless the number of children, including carers is not more than 6 and caring is in carers own house.

No, provided not situated with 10m of the curtilage of any dwelling house save with the consent in writing of the owner/occupier.

(Page 167, Class 31 (c)).

Priority will be given to initiatives which support the achievement of the Age Friendly Strategy with goals relating to enhancing the quality of life for older people as well as initiatives improving accessibility to the built environment or initiatives to reduce isolation or loneliness.

No, skateboarding, rollerblading, or any similar activities are not permitted at the Baths.

There is no requirement for the applicant to notify the public, nor is there any role for 3rd parties to comment on the applications to the Planning Authority

No.

The calendar is updated and re-published on the website where changes are required to the time, date or venue of any meeting.