Planning application · Longford County Council

of existing alterations to the rear façade of existing two storey building which includes…

Stags Head Building , Ballinalee , Co. Longford

2560260 · LongfordGranted
Reference
2560260
Planning authority
Longford County Council
Received
11 Nov 2025
Decided
19 Dec 2025
Status
Granted
Use
other
Site area
0.41 ha

Proposed development

of existing alterations to the rear façade of existing two storey building which includes modifications to first floor windows, the installation of 3 no. access doors together with pedestrian walkway at first floor level with access stairwell together with a newly created pedestrian access to the rear of the property and all ancillary site works

What happens next

Permission was granted on 19 Dec 2025. Third parties may appeal within four weeks; after that the permission is final and works can start once a commencement notice is lodged.

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