Planning application · Galway City Council

Development which consists of: Fahy Monumental Works is applying for planning permission…

11-12 Headford Road , Woodquay , Galway

2560398 · GalwayLodged
Reference
2560398
Planning authority
Galway City Council
Received
23 Dec 2025
Status
Lodged
Use
mixed_use
Dwellings
1
Floor area
132 m²
Site area
0.045 ha
Further information requested
25 Feb 2026

Proposed development

Permission for development which consists of: Fahy Monumental Works is applying for planning permission to amalgamate existing showroom area with part of the adjoining commercial unit at ground level, former Richard Walsh Cycles and for change of use of part of the ground floor and the existing repair workshop on the first floor to a three bedroom apartment including changes to elevations and necessary works

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