Conversion of existing outbuildings to living accommodation at Carrownree, Dromard
Carrownree, Dromard, Sligo
0.312 ha · Lodged
Planning application 2660256 to Sligo County Council: Conversion of existing outbuildings to living accommodation and construction of a porch between the existing dwelling, at Carrownree, Dromard. A council decision is due by 23 August 2026.
Timeline
- Application lodged
- Further information requested
- Council decision due
Key facts
Proposed development
Conversion of existing outbuildings to living accommodation and construction of a porch between the existing dwelling and the outbuildings to form one residential unit, construction of a bedroom extension, general internal reordering of the existing dwelling, conservation repairs and building fabric upgrades including replacement of windows and doors and all associated drainage and site works
Planning status
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 23 Aug 2026.
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