Planning application · Mayo County Council

Planning for alterations to previously granted Planning Permission…

Cill Ó Séighin , Killosheheen Ballinrobe , Co Mayo

2660234 · MayoIn Assessment
Reference
2660234
Planning authority
Mayo County Council
Received
27 Mar 2026
Status
In Assessment
Use
Residential
Site area
0.61 ha

Proposed development

Planning for alterations to previously granted Planning Permission, Planning Reference No. 24/60055, including a) alterations to previously granted site layout including slight relocation of the estate roadway, b) minor alterations to locations of dwelling no.’s 31 – 34 to accommodate alterations to estate roadway, c) alteration of previously granted finished floor levels to align with existing foul and surface water drainage infrastructure, and all associated site works at Cill Ó Séighin, Killosheheen, Ballinrobe, Co Mayo

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