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19474

N/A

Roscommon - Roscommon County Council

Proposed Development

for change of use of building from previous use as public house and residential to pizzeria restaurant at premises known as

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Application Details

Location
The Village Inn , Main Street , Athleague
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
PERMISSION
Planning Authority
Roscommon County Council

Timeline

Registration Date
17 September 2019
Status
INCOMPLETED APPLICATION
Decision
N/A

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19478CONDITIONAL19 Sept 2019

for change of use of building from previous use as public house and residential to pizzeria restaurant at premises known as The Village Inn at

Main Street , Athleague , Co. Roscommon

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18434CONDITIONAL28 Aug 2018

development consisting of retention of an existing telecommunications installation comprised of:- a 9m high wooden pole carrying antenna and dish plus associated ground based equipment and fencing at

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Permission for alterations to existing shop front elevation and provision of an adjacent fuel store (10m²) to Centra-Convenience retail unit and all necessary ancillary siteworks at

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19490CONDITIONAL24 Sept 2019

permission for development which will consist of replacement of an existing 9m wooden pole (planning reference 18/434) with an 18m high multi-user telecommunications structure with antennas and dishes attached, and associated ground-level equipment and fencing at

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2560466N/A30 Sept 2025

Permission for change of use of vacant shop unit and dwelling to two residential town houses, demolish domestic garage, reconstruction works alterations to building, construct a single storey extension and all associated site works at

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2560473REFUSED2 Oct 2025

Permission for change of use of vacant shop unit and dwelling to two residential town houses, demolish domestic garage, reconstruction works and alterations to building, construct a single storey extension and all associated site works at

Main Street , Athleague , Co. Roscommon

148m
2460256N/A6 Jun 2024

Permission for change of use of part of an existing joinery workshop (Protected Structure Ref- 04100530) to a ground floor office & associated siteworks at

Athleague , Roscommon , Co. Roscommon

148m
2460275CONDITIONAL18 Jun 2024

Permission for a change of use of part of an existing joinery workshop (Protected Structure Ref- 04100530) to a ground floor office & alterations to the facade of the building consisting of replacing windows & doors & internal alterations consisting of removing and raising of both the ground and first floor & associated siteworks at

Athleague , Roscommon , Co. Roscommon

152m
2241N/A27 Jan 2022

Permission for: a) Change of use at portion of adjacent residential dwelling to commercial use; b) Internal changes to ground and first floor of existing commercial unit; c) Elevational changes to existing commercial unit to include new door and window ope locations, new fibre cement panel shopfront with associated signage & 1 no. projecting 'Bus Stop' sign at

Connaughton's Estate Agent , Main Street , Athleague

166m
2560474CONDITIONAL2 Oct 2025

Permission for development which will consist of (a) construction of a 4 - bay slatted sheep shed with pens & feed passages, (b) sheep handling pen & associated siteworks at

Athleague , Co. Roscommon.

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