Co. Monaghan • 4 stories • Since 2026-04-17
Paul Yvonne Newell has got the green light to convert a disused dry cleaners on Lower Fermanagh Street in Clones into a residential unit. The project includes connecting to existing site services and carrying out necessary site works. Permission was granted with conditions in May 2026.
Safe Ireland wants to convert the old Ulster Bank building on The Diamond in Clones into emergency refuge accommodation for people experiencing domestic, sexual and gender-based violence. The facility will include refuge units along with office, reception, counselling and communal spaces to support victims and survivors.
Peter and Carla Deery have been given the green light to significantly expand and remodel their two-storey home in Mullanacloy, Clones. The work involves adding a storey-and-a-half extension to the side, a single-storey extension to the front, reworking the interior layout, and updating the look of all the outer walls. Associated landscaping and site works are also included.
Mary Molloy has got the go-ahead to keep changes she's already made to her home in Clones. These include adding a ramp to the front, converting her garage into living space, extending the kitchen and living room, and putting in a fuel store. The council has approved it all, but with some conditions attached.