New slatted shed with site works at Carroward, Four-Mile-House

**Roscommon County Council Grants Conditional Approval for New Slatted Shed**

Roscommon County Council has granted conditional permission for the construction of a new slatted shed at Carroward, near Four‑Mile‑House, in County Roscommon. The application, submitted by Keelan Brennan, was received on 6 April 2026 and carries reference number 2660152. The proposal includes the shed and all associated site works required to support the development.

The council’s decision, recorded as “CONDITIONAL”, was made on 28 May 2026, just two days before the deadline for a final decision, which was set for 31 May 2026. Under the conditions imposed, the applicant must comply with any further requirements that the council may specify before the works can commence. The decision was issued by the Roscommon County Council planning authority.

The site address listed in the planning file is Carroward, Four‑Mile‑House, Co. Roscommon. The application does not include any additional structures beyond the slatted shed and the associated site works. No further details regarding the size, materials or intended use of the shed were provided in the council file.

The conditional approval means that the project can proceed once the applicant satisfies the council’s conditions. The council has not yet released a detailed list of those conditions, but they typically cover matters such as site drainage, access, and compliance with local planning regulations.

The Roscommon County Council planning department reviews and approves development proposals within the county. The approval is governed by the Planning and Development Act 2000 and related regulations. The conditional approval allows the project to proceed once the applicant meets the council’s conditions, which typically include site drainage, access, and compliance with local planning regulations.

The new shed will provide a secure storage space for community equipment and support local businesses. The project is expected to enhance local infrastructure and provide a new storage facility for the community.

For more details, see the Roscommon County Council planning file 2660152.

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