Co. Mayo • 5 stories • Since 2026-04-16
John and Helen Halligan want to retain some minor changes they've already made to their house at Cuillonaghtan, Callow, and convert part of their existing garage into a gym. The application covers the house alterations and all the associated site works needed for the conversion.
William Noone has been given the go-ahead to finish building a house at Cnoc an Dara in Derreen, Foxford. The dwelling was originally approved years ago under earlier planning permissions, and this decision confirms he can retain and complete the work as originally planned.
Brendan Orla Gallagher has been approved to knock down the existing house and shed at Callow, Foxford and build a new dwelling with an attached independent living unit. The wastewater system will also be upgraded with a new treatment plant and soil polishing filter.
Michael Tolan has been approved to turn a ground floor bookshop on Davitt Street in Foxford into an artisan bakery, while also splitting the building upstairs into two homes – a semi-detached house and a one-bedroom apartment. The plan includes renovation work and changes to the building's exterior.
Sharon Peter Gannon is looking to add space to a house in Belass, Foxford by building a single-storey extension at the back (26 square metres) and adding two new bedrooms upstairs (29 square metres) over the existing single-storey part. The work will also include upgrades to match the existing property's finishes.