Proposed Development
retention of extension to rear of dwelling house and retain glazing to front porch and all ancillary site works
Application Timeline
Application received
28 Aug 2026
Decision due (upcoming)
22 Oct 2026
Application Details
- Location
- 3 Willow Creek , Howley Street , Ballina
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Mayo County Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 28 August 2026
- Status
- NEW APPLICATION
- Decision
- N/A
- Decision Due
- 22 October 2026
Location
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CONSTRUCT 3 TERRACED 2 STOREY DWELLING HOUSES, CONNECTION TO EXISTING PUBLIC SERVICES AND FOR ALL ASSOCIATED SITE WORKS
BUNREE ROAD , BUNREE , BALLINA
an extension and alterations to an existing house at 6 Greenhills estate, Ballina, Co Mayo
6 Greenhills Estate , Ballina , Co Mayo
CONSTRUCTION OF THE FOLLOWING: NO. 1 MULTI USE GAMES AREA, FOOTPATHS AND ASSOCIATED SITE WORKS TO THE REAR OF THE EXISTING GYMNASIUM AND NO. 2 ADJUSTMENTS TO EXISTING CAR PARK/HARDSTAND AREA TO THE REAR OF THE EXISTING SCHOOL
ABBEYHALFQUARTER , BALLINA , CO. MAYO
Change of use of the existing four-storey building on site (previously used as a grain store and boxing gymnasium) to residential use to create one residential unit. The proposed development will also provide for complete refurbishment and upgrade of the existing building, including new gable windows and all associated site development and clearance works, soft and hard landscaping, new vehicular entrance off the Downhill Road and connections to all environmental services
The Old Grain Store , Downhill Road , Knocknalyre
CHANGE OF USE OF THE EXISTING FOUR STOREY BUILDING ON SITE (PREVIOUSLY USED AS A GRAIN STORE AND A BOXING GYM) TO RESIDENTIAL USE TO CREATE ONE RESIDENTIAL UNIT. THE PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT WILL ALSO PROVIDE FOR COMPLETE RUFUBISHMENT AND UPGRADE OF THE EXISTING BUILDING, INCLUDING NEW GABLE WINDOWS AND ALL ASSOCIATED SITE DEVELOPMENT AND CLEARANCE WORKS, SOFT AND HARD LANDSCAPING, NEW VEHICULAR ENTRANCE AND CONNECTION TO ALL ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
DOWNHILL ROAD , KNOCKNALYRE , BALLINA
demolish existing dwelling and attached garage together with the construction of a replacement dwelling house with detached garage. Including all other ancillary site work and services
Downhill Road , Ballina
demolish existing dwelling house and attached garage together with the construction of a replacement dwelling house with detached garage. Including all other ancillary site work and services
Downhill Road , Ballina , Co Mayo
CONSTRUCTION OF A TWO STOREY RESIDENTIAL CARE HOME BUILDING PROVIDING FOR 91 NO. SINGLE ENSUITE BEDROOMS, COMMUNAL AREA, KITCHEN, TREATMENT ROOMS, INTERNAL SECURE LANDSCAPED GARDEN, ALL OTHER ASSOCIATED ROOMS AND ENTRANCE SIGNAGE. DEMOLITION OF A 2 NO. DWELLINGHOUSES ON HOWLEY STREET TO ALLOW FOR THE RE-ALIGNMENT OF AN EXISTING INTERNAL ACCESS ROAD AND UPGRADED SITE ENTRANCE ONTO HOWLEY STREET. CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW INTERNAL ACCESS ROAD, CAR AND BICYCLE PARKING , STORM WATER ATTENUATION SYSTEM, CONNECTION TO ALL SERVICES TOGETHER WITH ALL OTHER ASSOCIATED SITE WORKS
HOWLEY STREET , ABBEYHALFQUARTER , BALLINA
Construct single storey extension to the eastern side elevation and to carry out ancillary site works
28 Greenhill Estate , Ballina , Co Mayo
Proposed Renovations and Extension to Existing Dwelling House including Raising the Roof Level to Match Neighbouring Property to the Right Hand Side.
5 Clare Street , Ballina , Co. Mayo
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