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24472

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Mayo - Mayo County Council

Proposed Development

Section 5 Declaration: Change of use of commerical premises to residential use (3 no. apartments)

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    12 Nov 2024

  2. Further information requested

    5 Dec 2024

Application Details

Location
Ballina Street , Knockalegan , Crossmolina
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
PERMISSION
Planning Authority
Mayo County Council

Timeline

Registration Date
12 November 2024
Status
FURTHER INFORMATION
Decision
N/A

Location

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2560378REFUSED13 Jun 2025

MAYO COUNTY COUNCIL We Pat Mulhern Civil Engineering (Ireland) Limited are applying for Planning Permission to retain and complete a change of use of the single-story function room, to the rear of the Dolphin Hotel, from commercial to social and residential accommodation. Including internal layout changes and elevation changes along alleyway to the southwest side and all ancillary works, all at Ballina Street, Crossmolina, Co. Mayo.

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24469N/A7 Nov 2024

Section 5 Declaration: to provide accommodation for international protection applicants under IPAS

The Dolphin Hotel , Ballina Street , Crossmolina

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22594N/A21 Jul 2022

SECTION 5 DECLARATION: REFURBISHMENT OF THE EXISTING EXTERNAL COURT YARD AREA TO THE REAR OF THE COMMUNITY COUNCIL OFFICES TO INCLUDE PAVING AND ASSOCIATED DRAINAGE, SEATING, PLANTING/LANDSCAPING AND LIGHTING AND CEDAR CLADDING TO 2 NO. EXTERNAL WALLS.

MAIN STREET , CROSSMOLINA

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2460434N/A11 Jul 2024

The development will consist of the following; 1. change of use of existing single dwelling house and former fire station to 3 no. one bedroom apartments, 2. Alterations to front elevations, 3. Vehicular access from Ballina Street to existing car park to rear of premises, 4. ancillary site development works.

Ballina Street , Knockalegan , Crossmolina

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20790CONDITIONAL23 Oct 2020

RETENTION OF EXISTING OLD POST OFFICE COFFEE SHOP, BAKERY AND TAKEAWAY, SIGNAGE AND RETRACTING AWNING. INCLUDING ALL OTHER ASSOCIATED WORKS/SERVICES

CROSSMOLINA ,

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1758CONDITIONAL9 Feb 2017

RETENTION FOR THE PROVISION OF A 24/7 EXTERNAL LAUNDROMAT UNIT FACILITY ON THE FORECOURT AT SERVICE STATION

BALLINA STREET , KNOCKALEGAN , CROSSMOLINA

128m
2560738CONDITIONAL21 Oct 2025

Planning permission for 1) demolition of existing structures to the rear of the dwelling house & 2) extension and alterations to existing dwelling house, along with all ancillary works

Mullenmore Street , Crossmolina , Co. Mayo

133m
2460444N/A15 Jul 2024

The development will consist of the following, construction of a new retail unit within the existing supermarket premises along with a new entrance door and associated signage to the eastern elevation including and other ancillary site works.

Centra Supermarket , Main Street Knockalegan , Crossmolina Co. Mayo

133m
2460472CONDITIONAL30 Jul 2024

The development will consist of the following, construction of a new retail unit within the existing supermarket premises along with a new entrance door and associated signage to the eastern elevation including and other ancillary site works.

Centra Supermarket , Main Street Knockalegan , Crossmolina Co. Mayo

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221013CONDITIONAL16 Nov 2022

Demolish existing semi-detached two-storey dwelling house, construct replacement semi-detached two-storey dwellling house, together with all associated site works

20 Church View , Mullenmore Road , Knockalegan

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