Planning application · Sligo County Council

1) Construct a lean-to glazed annex to the rear…

1 Ballincar Heights , Ballincar Td. , Rosses Point Co. Sligo.

2660097 · SligoClosed
Reference
2660097
Planning authority
Sligo County Council
Received
10 Mar 2026
Status
Closed
Use
Residential
Site area
0.246 ha

Proposed development

Planning Permission to: 1) Construct a lean-to glazed annex to the rear, 2) Construct a glazed conservatory to the northwest elevation, 3) Construct a first-floor extension to the northeast elevation, 4) Install a new pitched roof onto the existing single story flat roof extension on the northeast elevation, 5) Install a new door and window in lieu of an existing window on the south elevation, 6) Remove bedroom to extend existing W.C. on the first floor and, 7) Carry out all ancillary site works at 1 Ballincar Heights, Ballincar Td., Rosses Point, Co. Sligo. F91NN27.

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