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We don't have enough details on file to give you a summary of this planning application. The council record for reference 2660191 is missing key information like the site address, what's being built, and who's behind the project. You might want to contact Monaghan County Council directly to get the full picture.
Padraig Kindlon and Anthonia Durnin want to build a new dormer-style house and single-storey garage at Mullylusty, Coolderry, near Carrickmacross. The development includes a new wastewater treatment system, a new entrance onto the public road, and work to create a private laneway connecting to it.
PJ Hoey is seeking retention approval for several structures already built at Radrumskean near Carrickmacross: a single-storey garage (originally approved back in 2001), a shed, a mobile home, decking, and a polytunnel, along with associated site works. This is a retrospective application to regularise what's already on the ground.
We don't have enough information to summarise this planning application. Monaghan County Council's planning register shows reference 2660189, but the site address, applicant details, and description of what's being proposed aren't available in the data we have access to.
JES Holdings Ltd has been given the go-ahead to knock down derelict ruins and a boundary wall on Parnell Street in Carrickmacross and build two new apartment buildings in their place. The development will have 8 two-bed apartments across the two 2-storey buildings, with connections to existing water and services.
Fiona Longmuir and Niall Carville have been granted permission to keep an existing single-storey storage shed at their home in Carrickmacross. The shed is attached to their dwelling, and the decision allows them to retain it along with associated site works.
Permission has been granted for a single-storey garage to be built at the rear of a house at 84 Foxfield, Kilmactrasna, Carrickmacross. The development will also include a 2-metre high retaining wall and associated site works. The decision came through on 8 May 2026 with conditions attached.
Edel Finn is looking to extend and renovate her home at Drumcarrow in Carrickmacross. The work will also include installing a new wastewater treatment system, creating a new entrance onto the public road, and carrying out related site works.
Stephen Breda Martin is planning to extend his semi-detached house on Castleblaney Road in Carrickmacross by adding single and two-storey sections to the side and rear, plus a new porch. The existing garage will be knocked down and replaced with a new detached garage, with various changes to the exterior.
Cormac and Loretta Fitzpatrick have been granted permission to extend their home in Carrickmacross with a single-storey addition and some changes to the exterior. The project also includes moving the entrance, creating a new access lane and parking area, building a garage, and installing a wastewater treatment system.
Mary and Póla Finegan have been given the go-ahead to convert existing farm buildings at Drummond, Maghercloone into a dwelling. The plan includes restoring and extending the buildings, adding a pergola, and connecting to a wastewater treatment system that was already approved for the site.
Patrick Corrigan is proposing to build a new slatted shed at Drumgowna, Carrickmacross, along with an underground slurry storage tank and associated site works. This is a new application currently being processed by Monaghan County Council.
Paul Byrne has been given the go-ahead to knock down an existing single-storey extension at the back of his house in Annahean, Carrickmacross, and build a new single-storey extension in its place. The new extension will connect to the existing septic tank system, and the property will continue using its current entrance onto the public road.
A house on Kingscourt Road in Carrickmacross is getting a major makeover. The plan involves demolishing an attached garage, adding a single-storey extension to the front and side, and raising the roof to create a new first floor with dormer windows. The application from Ciaran Celine Garvey has been approved with conditions.
Meegan Builders wants to build a single-storey industrial building with 2 light industrial units at Cloghvally Lower near Carrickmacross. The development also includes a separate 2-storey office and amenities building, plus a 2.4m boundary wall around the site. It'll connect to existing drainage and access via the R927.
Conor Ashfield is seeking permission to keep two single-storey extensions he's already built on the front and side of his two-storey house in Monanagirr, near Carrickmacross. The application also covers changes to the main house's exterior, a concrete retaining wall, and other site works.
Sinead Niall Daly has been given the go-ahead to build a storey-and-a-half detached garage at Aghafad in Carrickmacross. The permission comes with conditions that must be met. The work includes all necessary site preparation.
Cases and rulings mentioning Carrickmacross from local newspapers and Courts News Ireland.
A Nigerian woman who falsely claimed she had been trafficked into Ireland and forced to work as a prostitute has been jailed. “The gardaí put many hours into investigating the crime in an attempt to rescue other potential victims. Such false claims of rape are a disservice to rap
A murder accused told gardaí that he “pushed” and “hit” his partner during an argument after he claimed he found her having a party with her brother and another “tall guy” hours before she was found stabbed to death in her home, a trial has heard. During his first interview with
The High Court has made orders winding up a company involved in the running of the Nuremore Hotel in Co Monaghan, which owes Revenue over €680,000 in unpaid taxes. At the High Court on Monday, Mr Justice Conor Dignam appointed experienced insolvency practitioner Mr Declan de Lacy
A housemate of garda killer Aaron Brady was treated as a hostile witness today in the trial of a man accused of the robbery at Lordship Credit Union during which Detective Garda Adrian Donohoe was murdered, telling the Special Criminal Court that he did not see the accused and Br
One of three Monaghan brothers who were part of a notorious cross-Border gang that stole an "eye-watering" amount of money from ATMS has failed in an appeal against his jail sentence. The three had all pleaded guilty at the Special Criminal Court last year to being part of a gang
A worker has secured an order for a redundancy payment worth around €3,000 against a company promoting Irish residency visas to international property investors after it “unexpectedly” shut down last year. Brian McCarthy’s claim for statutory redundancy under the Redundancy Payme
By Stephen Bourke A firm promoting Irish property investments under the government’s cash-for-visas scheme has been ordered to pay a former employee €12,400 after failing to give him his salary for four months. Dauquan Zhang said his former employer had, however, submitted paysli
Three Monaghan brothers who were part of a destructive ATM cross-Border gang that stole an "eye-watering" amount of money have received combined jail sentences of 19-and-a-half years at the Special Criminal Court today. The three had all pleaded guilty to being part of a gang tha
A serial conman who, according to a senior judge, had “twisted the knife” into his victims when he duped them out of almost €150,000, has had his jail sentence increased after a successful appeal by the State. Michael McGauley (49) was jailed for three years after pleading guilty
(Pictured: Stephen Duffy. Photo: Collins) There were emotional scenes at the Special Criminal Court today as three brothers who were part of a cross-Border ATM theft gang that stole almost €800k were remanded in custody ahead of sentencing. The three have all pleaded guilty to be
by Peter Doyle A serial conman who fabricated tales of woe to dupe almost €150,000 from several individuals had “twisted the knife” by playing with the emotions on his victims, a senior judge said today. Ms Justice Una Ní Raifeartaigh was commenting after details of offences comm
A 21-year-old man has been jailed for eight years for killing a vulnerable pensioner by setting fire to his home five years ago. Aaron McDonagh (21), of no fixed abode, had pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of 61-year-old Gerry Marron on March 21, 2016. He was 16 at the time. Mc
The brother of a "trusting, gentle" and vulnerable pensioner, who was killed after a teenager with an intellectual disability set fire to his home in Co Monaghan, has described the "agony" of arriving at the scene only to stand "helplessly" on the roadside as his sibling "burned
A 21-year-old man has pleaded guilty to manslaughter for killing a Monaghan man by setting fire to his house five years ago. Aaron McDonagh had originally been charged with the murder of 61-year-old Gerry Marron at St Macartans Villas, Carrickmacross, Co Monaghan on March 21, 201
A businessman is to remain in Mountjoy Prison after he declined to purge his contempt over his failure to comply with a High Court order to stay away from two properties in Co Monaghan. Fergal Deery has now spent almost eight weeks, including the Christmas and New Year's holidays
A businessman is to remain Mountjoy Prison over his failure to comply with orders to stay away from two properties in Co Monaghan. An order directing that Fergal Deery be brought before the court to answer his contempt was made last March. Mr Deery breached orders made by the Hig
A High Court judge has remanded a businessman to Mountjoy Prison over his repeated failure to comply with orders to stay away from two properties in Co Monaghan. An order directing that Fergal Deery be brought before the court to answer his contempt was made last March. Mr Deery
The High Court has extended the bankruptcy of County Monaghan farmer John Hoey, whose cattle were shot by members of the defence Forces in 2016, to a period of eight years. The decision by Ms Justice Teresa Pilkington means that Mr Hoey, from Carrickmacross, will not emerge from
The High Court has ruled that the bankruptcy of a Monaghan farmer, whose cattle were shot dead by members of the defence Forces in 2016, should be extended. In a judgement published this week, Ms Justice Teresa Pilkington ruled the bankruptcy of Mr John Hoey, from Carrickmacross,
A judge has directed that a businessman be arrested by gardai and brought before the High Court over his alleged failure to comply with orders to stay away from two properties in Co Monaghan. Mr Justice Senan Allen made the ruling in respect of Mr Fergal Deery, who is alleged to