Planning application · Mayo County Council

Full Planning Permission for the following: - 1.) Change of Use of existing two storey…

Kevin Barry Street & James Connolly Street , Ballina , Co. Mayo.

2660321 · MayoLodged
Reference
2660321
Planning authority
Mayo County Council
Received
22 Apr 2026
Decision due
16 Jun 2026
Status
Lodged
Use
Residential
Site area
0.036 ha

Proposed development

Full Planning Permission for the following: - 1.) Change of Use of existing two storey commercial building to Residential Use 2.) Alterations to the existing building to provide for 2 no. one bedroom units on completion, together with changes to all elevations, connection to all services and all necessary site development works

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The application has been lodged and validated. The council has eight weeks to decide, unless it asks for further information. The council's decision is due by 16 Jun 2026.

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