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Tracey Kerrigan has applied to Donegal County Council for permission to construct a new dwelling house at Ballymacarthur in the Greencastle area of Lifford, Co Donegal. The proposal includes an on‑site sewage treatment system designed to manage wastewater from the proposed residence.

The application was lodged with the council on 10 May 2026 and entered the public planning register under reference 2660830. After a period of statutory review, the council issued a conditional decision on 25 June 2026, with the decision due by 4 July 2026. The conditional status means that certain conditions must be satisfied before construction can commence, although the specific conditions have not been disclosed in the public record.

The new dwelling will sit within the Lifford postal district and is intended to provide a modern residential option while ensuring compliance with local environmental standards through the proposed sewage treatment system. The council’s decision reflects its ongoing commitment to balancing development needs with sustainable infrastructure solutions.

Residents interested in the details of the application, including drawings, conditions and submission deadlines, are encouraged to consult the Donegal County Council planning portal or contact the council directly for further information.

For full details see Donegal County Council planning portal (reference 2660830).

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