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2660965

N/A

Galway - Galway County Council

Proposed Development

of the existing loose shed for the housing of horses and feedstuff. Full planning permission sought to close up the existing farmyard entrance and one of the entrances to the dwelling house .The remaining dwelling house entrance shall be used to enter the dwelling house and the farmyard. Full planning permission also sought to construct an effluent storage tank, dungsted and all ancillary site works

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    12 Jun 2026

  2. Further information requested

    30 Jul 2026

Application Details

Location
Curries , Ballymoe , Co. Galway
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
RETENTION
Planning Authority
Galway County Council
Site Area
0.37 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
12 June 2026
Status
FURTHER INFORMATION
Decision
N/A

Location

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2392CONDITIONAL13 Mar 2023

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