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National Stud and Green Belt: what this zoning means in Kildare

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What the plan says

To protect and enhance the development of the Irish National Stud and established agricultural / bloodstock uses while also protecting the physical, environmental, natural and heritage resources such as the Curragh.

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Measured in this plan

The median area is 1.34 ha and the smallest 0.00 ha. No earlier plan in the data uses this zoning name.

• 53.1477, -6.9122: 17.29 ha
• 53.1495, -6.8940: 16.19 ha
• 53.1606, -6.8850: 15.64 ha
• 53.1682, -6.8970: 13.64 ha
• 53.1469, -6.9008: 12.59 ha
• 53.1517, -6.8845: 5.16 ha
• 53.1644, -6.8930: 1.34 ha
• 53.1439, -6.9055: 1.20 ha
• 53.1498, -6.8904: 0.01 ha
• 53.1499, -6.8904: 0.01 ha
• 53.1443, -6.9009: 0.00 ha
• 53.1630, -6.8802: 0.00 ha
• 53.1633, -6.8812: 0.00 ha

Type C5 in comparable councils

• Louth: 84 ha
• Clare: 103 ha
• Limerick: 105 ha
• Wicklow: 107 ha
• Kildare: 108 ha

Next to it by size in this plan

• Community and Education, 90.3 ha
• New Residential, 84.0 ha
• Strategic Reserve, 80.7 ha
• Town Centre, 49.5 ha