Planning application · Galway City Council

Development which consists of: retention and completion of revisions to development…

No 8 Mount Eaton , Taylors Hill , Galway City

2660226 · GalwayIn Assessment
Reference
2660226
Planning authority
Galway City Council
Received
26 Jun 2026
Decided
20 Aug 2026
Status
In Assessment
Dwellings
1
Floor area
46 m²
Site area
0.179 ha

Proposed development

Permission for development which consists of: retention and completion of revisions to development previously approved under PL REF 2560317 at no. 8 Mount Eaton, Taylors Hill, Galway city. The revisions include the omission of the basement level garage and associated access ramp, and the addition of a garage / storeroom and services rooms at ground floor level, plus associated elevational alterations and site works revisions

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