Planning application received: Permission to construct domestic dwelling house along with domestic garage, new Treatment system and

A planning application has been lodged with Roscommon County Council for a new domestic dwelling at Corlis in Castlerea. The proposal, submitted by Emer and Thomas Murray, calls for the construction of a single‑family house together with a domestic garage and a new treatment system for the site.

The application, which has been entered into the council’s planning register, is being considered under the part 8 planning process. The council will review the plans and any public submissions before deciding whether to grant permission. The application is currently pending approval and no decision has yet been made.

The proposed development is situated on a derelict building site in Castlerea and would add a new residential property to the local area. The owners have indicated that the dwelling will be a domestic house, with a separate garage and a treatment system to manage water or waste as required by local regulations.

The council’s planning officers will assess the application against the county’s planning policies, including considerations of land use, environmental impact and local infrastructure. If approved, the development would provide a new home for the Murray family and potentially increase the housing stock in the Castlerea area.

For further details on the application and the council’s decision process, see the Roscommon County Council planning portal.

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