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Planning near you · Mayo · Ref 26114

Land reclamation including raising of land to a proposed level using inert soil and…

Knocknaskibbole, Castlebar

New Application

Applicant
Pat Loftus
Proposed use
See council description

The story so far

Application timeline

Recorded milestones for this application. A permission is not evidence that building work has started.

  1. Application received
    Source: ePlan

    ePlan · legacy batch; original response hash unavailable · field: received_date

What changed

First retained observation; this does not establish that the application is new.

Legacy batch date (exact collection time unavailable): 3 June 2026. This describes our archive, not an application event date.

Why it matters locally

The proposal concerns Knocknaskibbole Castlebar. Proposal excerpt: “land reclamation including raising of land to a proposed level using inert soil and stone, levelling...”

Location & nearby applications

Knocknaskibbole Castlebar

No usable coordinates are available in the retained record, so a map pin is not shown.

Documents & sources

Mayo County Council · Reference 26114

View council file →
Source records and verification details

Change record: ePlan · legacy batch; original response hash unavailable

Proposal: ePlan · legacy batch; original response hash unavailable

Latest source observation retained: 2026-06-03T00:00:00+00:00. Source dataset date: not supplied.

Full description from the council file
land reclamation including raising of land to a proposed level using inert soil and stone, levelling and reseeding and all ancillary site works and services
Application details
Reference
26114
Applicant
Pat Loftus
Site address
Knocknaskibbole, Castlebar
Latest reported outcome
New Application
Date received
May 26, 2026
Decision due
July 20, 2026
Authority
Mayo County Council

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