Co. Sligo • 6 stories • Since 2026-04-07
Roscrib Farm Ltd wants to build a 380 square metre agricultural storage shed at their farm near Ballymote, along with some associated site works. The application has just been filed with Sligo County Council.
Green Isle Foods has been given the go-ahead to expand its production facility on Ballymote Road in Gurteen. The company can add single-storey extensions for production and packaging storage, move its cold store unit, make minor changes to the building's exterior, and create extra car parking spaces.
Robert Swierczek is looking to retain work already done on a derelict house near Ballymote—raising the roof, adding an attic with skylights and a rear dormer, building a front porch, and adding external insulation. He's also seeking permission for a storage container on the site, a new wastewater treatment system to replace the septic tank, and various other site works to finish the house.
We don't have enough information about this planning application to give you a proper summary. The council file (reference 2560484) is missing key details like the location, what's being proposed, and who's behind it. You may need to check the council's planning portal directly or contact Sligo County Council for more details.
Rosaleen Patrick Walsh has been given permission to keep a two-storey extension that's already built on the back of her house in Lissaney, Ballymote. The extension and all its associated works can now remain as constructed.
Bernard Duffy is planning to partially demolish, renovate and extend his home at Dawros, Tourlestrand, near Ballymote. The work will include landscaping improvements, and there'll be temporary accommodation on site for workers during the construction period.