Ballymackea More, Quilty, Co. Clare
Proposed development
To revise house design & ground floor plan of Ref No P22/136 and to change applicant name as pertinent to condition No 2(a) of Ref No P22/136
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- Applicant
- Not published
- Authority
- Clare County Council
- Decision due
- 6 Dec 2026
- Residential units
- 1
- Floor area
- 226.5 m²
Timeline
Application received
12 Oct 2026
Last day for public submissions (est.)
Sun 15 Nov 2026
Decision due
6 Dec 2026
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Planning history within 750 m
to convert their attic space to living accommodation ancillary to current house with associated new rooflights and altered gable window along with ancillary site works
to revise house design & ground floor plan of Ref No P22/136 and to change applicant name as pertinent to condition No 2(a) of Ref No P22/136 to Thomas Darcy
to revise house elevations and ground floor plan of Ref P22/136
to RETAIN septic tank as granted under previously granted permission (Pl Ref: P8/26220). PERMISSION to demolish partly constructed dwelling house of previously granted permission (Pl Ref: P8/26220). Construct new private dwelling in the same location as existing dwelling, construct new garage, create entrance to the public road extend site boundary to that of previously granted under (Pl Ref: P8/26220) and all associated site and ancillary works
to erect new dwelling house, garage, foul sewer treatment plant, percolation area and new site entrance
to erect new dwelling house, garage, foul sewer treatment plant, percolation area and new site entrance