Planning near you · Mayo · Ref 2660713
Planning permission is sought for retention of existing agricultural cubicle shed,…
Brackwansha, Knockmore, Ballina, Co. Mayo
Incompleted Application
- Applicant
- Enna Coleman
- 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.
- Application received
Source: ePlan
ePlan · source SHA-256:
40638f00e6f4cdc0· field: received_date6766bf9772d57f96 265d69770d56f78a 513aabd426267e1b
What changed
Updated in the retained record: Source status.
Compare the previous and updated values
Source status: PRE-VALIDATION → INCOMPLETED APPLICATION
Observed: 21 September 2026. This describes our archive, not an application event date.
Why it matters locally
The proposal concerns Brackwansha, Knockmore, Ballina, Co. Mayo. Proposal excerpt: “Planning permission is sought for retention of existing agricultural cubicle shed, calf pens, feedin...”
Location & nearby applications
Brackwansha, Knockmore, Ballina, Co. Mayo
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Documents & sources
Mayo County Council · Reference 2660713
View council file →Individual document links are not available in this retained record. Use the council file for the available drawings, reports and decisions.
Source records and verification details
Change record: ePlan · source SHA-256: 40638f00e6f4cdc0
Proposal: ePlan · source SHA-256: 40638f00e6f4cdc0
Latest source observation retained: 2026-09-21T09:56:45.599828+00:00. Source dataset date: not supplied.
Full description from the council file
Application details
All recorded updates to this application
Dates below show when a change was first retained, not when a planning event happened.
- 2026-09-21
- Source status: PRE-VALIDATION → INCOMPLETED APPLICATION
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