Co. Sligo • 9 stories • Since 2026-04-10
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Raymond Mullen has been given the go-ahead to keep extensions and alterations he's already made to his home at Grattan Lodge in Rosses Point, along with a 14.35 square metre steel storage shed he's built in the northeast corner of his garden. The permission comes with conditions attached.
Martin Catherine Cawley has been given the go-ahead to keep an attic conversion that was added to their home at Kintogher, Rosses Point. The conversion includes storage space and a study or office area. Permission has been granted with some conditions attached.
Aisling Cronin has been given the go-ahead to transform a single-storey house at The Cedars in Rosses Point into a two-storey home with a single-storey extension and integrated garage at the back. The work also includes widening the access to the property.
Tom Ford wants to keep a garage that's already been built at Ballyweelin in Rosses Point. The garage has a self-contained residential unit upstairs that's being used for short-term holiday accommodation. He's applying for retention permission, meaning he's asking the council to approve a structure that's already there.
Fergal Spain has been given the green light to build a domestic shed at Ballyweelin in Rosses Point. The decision came through on 17 April 2026, though there are conditions attached to the approval that he'll need to meet.
Kevin McCann has been given the go-ahead to knock down the existing two-storey rear extension at Tallyho Lodge in Rosses Point and rebuild it with a flat roof. The project also includes renovations inside the house, a new heat pump heating system, and landscaping work.
Frank Boyle has been approved to build a single-storey two-car garage at the rear of Moylin House in Ballyweelin, Rosses Point. The garage will measure 114 square metres and include associated site works.
Ruth Ní Dhondúin has been given the green light to renovate her home at Rosses Point by demolishing the front garage and porch, then building a new single-storey extension in their place. She's also adding a rear extension with a covered patio and making internal changes to the existing two-storey house.