New dormer house with treatment plant and new entrance

Pauric McMahon and Danielle Daly have submitted an application to Monaghan County Council to erect a new dormer dwelling at Beagh, near Castleblayney. The proposal also includes a treatment plant and a percolation area for wastewater, a new entrance and associated site works to prepare the land. The site is located in the DED Bellatrain area of Lough Egish, Castleblayney, County Monaghan.

The council received the application on 30 April 2026. The decision was due on 26 August 2026, but the council issued its decision on 21 August 2026. The decision code is CONDITIONAL, indicating that the council has approved the proposal subject to certain conditions that the applicants must satisfy before construction can proceed.

The application is recorded under reference 2660168 in the council’s planning file. The decision was made by Monaghan County Council, the authority responsible for planning matters in the area. The conditional approval allows the project to move forward once the conditions are met, but it does not guarantee that construction will commence immediately.

The project is a local development that will add a new dwelling to the Beagh area and provide a wastewater treatment facility, potentially improving local infrastructure. The council’s decision reflects its assessment of the proposal’s compliance with planning regulations and its impact on the surrounding environment.

For more details, see the Monaghan County Council planning file 2660168.

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