Planning application received: CONSTRUCTION OF DWELLING HOUSE WITH DOMESTIC GARAGE AND ALL ASSOCIATED WORKS WITH CONNECTION TO SEPT

Several planning applications have been lodged with Donegal County Council for residential developments across the Lifford area and surrounding townlands in County Donegal. The applications encompass a range of construction projects, with many involving the demolition and replacement of existing dwellings affected by defective concrete or mica blockwork.

Among the proposals are constructions of new dwelling houses with associated domestic garages and wastewater treatment systems. Applications from residents including Daphne and Graham Patterson in Mulnagung, Ballindrait, and Aidan Lynch in Carnamoyle, Muff, detail plans for new houses with garages and septic tank connections. Nicole Lynch has applied for a single-storey dwelling and blockwork shed on Inch Island, whilst Daniel Mac Bride and Naomi Bradley have submitted plans for a dwelling with wastewater treatment and polishing filter systems in Killynure, Convoy.

Several applications focus on replacing damaged properties. Patrick Quinn and Pat Clafferty both seek permission to demolish dwellings with defective mica blockwork and construct replacements. Michael and Laura McLaughlin, along with Denise and Gary Glenn, have similar applications for demolition and reconstruction due to defective concrete blockwork issues.

Brian and Lorraine Coyle have applied for a replacement dwelling on Main Road, Clehagh, Clonmany, whilst Joe McGlynn's application concerns a replacement dwelling in Garvan, Cloghan.

For full details, consult Donegal County Council's planning portal.

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