Killala

Existing house and garage granted retention permission

Stanley Rose Duncan has received conditional approval to keep an existing house and garage at Ballybroony, Killala that are already built on the site. The permission covers the dwelling, garage, access road, and boundary works. This is a retention application, meaning the buildings were constructed and now have official planning permission retroactively.

Mayo County Council (Planning)

Retention of completed dwelling house and site works in Killala

Darragh Fiachra Mcgarry has been granted permission to keep a dwelling house that's already been built at Greenpark House on George Street in Killala, along with the site works around it. The council approved this retention application, which essentially means they're regularising a house that was constructed without prior planning permission.

Mayo County Council (Planning)

Extensions to rear, side and front of house plus larger front window

Brendan McNicolas has been given the go-ahead to finish a single-storey flat roof extension that's already partially built at the back of his house on Seaview Terrace in Killala, and to add new extensions to the side and front as well. The approval also covers enlarging a front window and keeping a garden shed that's already there.

Mayo County Council (Planning)

New agricultural shed and slurry storage tank approved for farmyard

Emma John Duffy has been granted permission to build a new slatted shed and underground slurry storage tank at her family farm in Rathcash, Killala. The shed will be 7.3 metres high and will be built in the existing farmyard, with all farm effluent collected and stored in the underground tank.

Mayo County Council (Planning)