Permission for development which will consist of the construction of a single storey

Roscommon County Council has granted conditional permission to Elaine Casserly for a development at Frenchpark Demesne in the village of Frenchpark, Co Roscommon. The proposal involves building a single‑storey dwelling and a domestic garage, connecting the site to the sewer system and carrying out associated site works.

The application was submitted on 7 May 2026 and the council issued its decision on 1 July 2026. Under the conditional approval, Casserly must meet any stipulated conditions before construction can commence. The planning file (reference 2660212) records the applicant’s name, the site address and the nature of the works proposed.

The decision follows a period of review by the council’s planning committee, which considered the proposal in the context of other recent applications in the county, including new dwelling houses and wastewater treatment systems. While those projects are unrelated to the Frenchpark Demesne development, they illustrate the council’s ongoing assessment of residential and infrastructure proposals across Roscommon.

The conditional nature of the approval means that Casserly will need to demonstrate compliance with any conditions set by the council before construction can begin. The council has not yet specified a timetable for when works may start, but the decision confirms that the proposal is now formally approved pending fulfilment of the conditions.

For further details see the Roscommon County Council planning file 2660212.

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