Planning application · Wexford County Council

Permission for retention for (A) alterations and modifications to a dwelling house…

Galbally (ed Ardcavan), Ardcavan

08/2026 · WexfordLodged
Reference
08/2026
Planning authority
Wexford County Council
Received
10 Aug 2026
Status
Lodged
Application type
residential

Proposed development

Permission for retention for (A) alterations and modifications to a dwelling house previously granted planning reference no. 940613, consisting of reduced floor area internal layout changes on the ground floor and first floor, modified window positions and size, addition of 2 dormer windows to the rear and change of ridge height to the existing dwelling house, (B) alterations and modifications to a domestic garage previously granted planning reference no. 940613, consisting of additional floor area, modified window and door positions and size to the existing garage, including the relocation of the garage on site

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