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The two men behind Tara Studios are keen to get started on the project of constructing film studios at Borleagh Manor in Inch as soon as they can. While Ivan Dunleavy and John Gleeson acknowledge there's still a way to go in the process, they say they have been greatly encouraged by the public's reaction to their plan. Based at Borleagh Manor in Inch, Tara Studios received planning permission at the end of January for seven studio stages, ten workshops, two office buildings and a security building. There will also be landscaping on site to include mature trees for visual screening, the creati...

In a recent announcement, Wexford County Council has green-lit the planning permission for the construction of Tara Studios – a proposed 250,000 square feet, state-of-the-art film studio at Borleagh Manor, just north of Gorey. The new facility will include seven sound stages along with supporting buildings on the 160-acre site - a significant new contribution to the Irish film industry. Screen Wexford, the county’s film and television agency, has welcomed the announcement, describing the new studios as a major step forward for the county and also nationally. Linda Curtin, Scree...

Tara Studios has received approval for planning in principle by Wexford County Council for the construction of its film production studios at Borleagh Manor in Inch. The application, lodged in November last year, sought permission for the construction of seven studio stages, ten workshops, two office buildings and a security building. It also requested landscaping on site that includes mature trees for visual screening, the creation of a car park for 430 spaces as well as 2.4 metre high security fencing, along with connection to the Coolgreany Waste Treatment Plant for its facilities. The du...

BORLEIGH MANOR GETS PLANNING PERMISSION FOR MAJOR FILM STUDIO Planning permission has now been granted for the Tara Studios development in Kilanerin. The studio which aims to bring top class movie talent from the UK and abroad while boosting the Irish film industry, will be based at Borleigh Manor just north of Gorey. It’ll contain up to 7 sound studios with over 350 jobs created when the project is completed. It’s believed construction may begin as soon as Level 5 restrictions are lifted. Local councillor Fionntán Ó Súilleabháin says it’s a massive boost for the area: