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Stephen and Donna Roddy have applied to Galway County Council to construct a domestic garage at their home in Carrowreagh, Cummer, near Corofin. The application, reference 2660597, was submitted on 18 April 2026 and includes all the associated site works required to complete the project. The council’s planning file lists the site address as Carrowreagh, Cummer, Corofin, H54NP66.

The council has issued a conditional decision on 4 June 2026, with a decision code of CONDITIONAL. The decision is expected to be finalised by 12 June 2026, the date set for the council to issue a definitive ruling. The conditional nature of the decision means that the Roddies will need to meet any conditions set by the council before the garage can be built. The application is still in the processing stage, and the council has not yet confirmed whether the conditions will be met.

The Roddies’ proposal is for a single‑storey domestic garage, with the associated works including site preparation, drainage, and access improvements. The council’s planning file indicates that the application is a new one, rather than an amendment to a previously permitted development. The decision is part of a broader set of recent planning decisions in County Galway, which have included extensions to existing dwellings, construction of detached garages, and other residential works.

The council’s decision process is governed by the Planning and Development Act, and the Roddies will be notified of any further requirements or objections. The application is currently under review, and the council will issue a final decision once all conditions have been satisfied.

The Roddies’ application is one of several domestic garage proposals that have been submitted to Galway County Council in recent months. The council’s planning portal provides detailed information on the status of each application, and the Roddies can monitor the progress of their application online.

For more details, see the Galway County Council planning file 2660597.

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