Co. Galway • 10 stories • Since 2026-04-16
Glenn Daly sought permission to keep a two-storey house with 2 bedrooms, a garden shed, septic tank and associated services at Ballynacloghy near Oranmore. The council has refused the retention application.
Paula Heffernan has made changes to a house design in Frenchfort, Oranmore that was previously approved. The changes include adjusting the roof pitch, redesigning windows on the front and rear, adding a porch, modifying dormer windows, and keeping a plant room that was built at the back. The council has approved these modifications.
Martin McGrath has been given the green light to upgrade a cattle shed at Frenchfort in Oranmore. The work involves putting a new roof on the existing slatted shed and extending it to add a feed passage and loose bedded area, along with some ancillary concrete.
Martin Walsh applied to keep a single-storey 2-bedroom apartment, septic tank, garage, and modified front boundary wall at his property in Ballynacloghy, Maree. Galway County Council refused the application in May 2026.
Permission has been granted for a new single-storey house at Glenrevagh in Oranmore, along with a garage and store building. The development will also include a wastewater treatment system and new site entrance. Applicants Aoife Dillon and Joe McDonnell can now proceed with construction.
A new light industrial building with office space is being built in Oranmore, along with parking, cycle facilities, and a new wastewater treatment system. The development will also serve an existing warehouse next door. The project has been approved by Galway County Council subject to conditions.
Kelley Malone and Joseph Mooney want to build a new house on The Bog Road in Oranmore, along with a garage and storage building. All the necessary services like water and waste will be connected to the property.
Niall Hanniffy has got the go-ahead to build a new house and garage at Ballynacloghy, Maree, near Oranmore. The development will also include a wastewater treatment system and percolation area to handle sewage. Permission was granted on 17 April 2026, subject to conditions.
One Mile Dairy Ltd wants to build a new cubicle shed with slatted tanks at Moneymore East in Oranmore to house dairy cattle, along with a loose shed and a walled dung storage area. The project includes associated site works to support the expanded farming operation.
Tom Furey wants to build a new agricultural shed at Garraun North in Oranmore, along with associated site works and services. The application has just been submitted to Galway County Council and is being processed.