Permission for development which consists of: Retention - retain alteration of roof over

Liam Dilleen has applied to Galway City Council for permission to alter the roof over a single‑storey extension at the rear of his dwelling at 4 Walsh’s Terrace, Woodquay, Galway (postcode H91WN8E). The application, which concerns the retention of the roof alteration, has been classified as invalid by the council. No further details of the council’s reasoning have been released, and the application is not currently under consideration for approval.

The decision is recorded on the council’s planning portal, where the application is listed as “Invalid Application.” The council has not indicated any intention to reconsider the proposal, and no alternative plans have been submitted to date.

Other planning news from Galway City Council includes a range of unrelated projects, such as a proposed restoration of a walkway along Renmore Barracks, a review of the Galway Ring Road CPOs, a new signage plan and curbside audit that is expected to raise parking income, and plans to convert a local pub into a high‑quality town hotel. These items are separate from the Walsh’s Terrace application and have not been linked to the council’s decision on the roof alteration.

For further information on the application status and council decisions, readers can consult the Galway City Council planning portal at https://localnews.ie/planning/galway/2660159/.

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