Outline planning permission to establish the principle of development for a community…
Claremont House , Ballyforan , County Roscommon
Proposed development
Outline planning permission to establish the principle of development for a community amenity at Claremont House, on a site of approximately 1.85 hectares. The proposed development will consist of: (a) a public park including naturalised planting, tree planting and pedestrian paths; (b) a new community centre of 1,566 m² incorporating the retained walls of the existing derelict coach house; (c) refurbishment and internal reconfiguration of the existing derelict Claremont House as a Park Pavilion of 388 m²; (d) 4 no. glamping units ancillary to the Park Pavilion; (e) vehicular and pedestrian access onto the R363, car and bicycle parking; and (f) connection to public water and wastewater services, surface water drainage, and all associated landscaping and site works. Detailed design and technical particulars to be the subject of a consequent application at
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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 19 Jul 2026.
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