Planning application · Sligo County Council

Proposed change of use as the following - 1). To retain the change of use of a former…

Lynns Place , Sligo Town , County Sligo

2560161 · SligoGranted
Reference
2560161
Planning authority
Sligo County Council
Received
29 Apr 2025
Decided
17 Jun 2025
Status
Granted
Site area
0.03 ha

Proposed development

Retention Permission for the proposed change of use as the following - 1). To retain the change of use of a former Public House (disused for more than five years) previously known as TD’s Bar that had two floors of residential accommodation above. 2). Now in use as a Family Hub comprising of residential accommodation offering a secure and stable environment for family units that are experiencing homelessness 3). All other associated site development works

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Permission was granted on 17 Jun 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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