Derryool, Rocklands, Castlebar
Proposed development
Mountain Dew Property Company Ltd. intends to apply for a 10-year planning permission for development at Derryool, Rocklands, Castlebar, Co. Mayo, comprising: The development will consist of the re-contouring of agricultural land by the use of imported by-product of soil and stone over an area of 0.79 hectares on an overall site area of 1.05 hectares for the benefit of agricultural land. The deposition area will accommodate 25,200 tonnes of soil and stone. Permission is sought for access, fencing and all associated site development works and services and any mitigation measures such as silt fencing to protect watercourses. Permission is also sought for the retention of an existing access road and pre-existing deposits of topsoil and stone that were claimed from these lands.
- Applicant
- Not published
- Authority
- Mayo County Council
- Decision due
- 17 Nov 2026
Timeline
Application received
29 Jun 2026
Last day for public submissions (est.)
Sun 2 Aug 2026
Council asked for further information
19 Aug 2026
Further information received. If the council treats it as significant, a new submission period opens (check the council's file)
21 Oct 2026
Decision due
17 Nov 2026
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Mountain Dew Property Company Ltd. intends to apply for a 10-year planning permission for development at Derryool, Rocklands, Castlebar, Co. Mayo, comprising: The development will consist of the re-contouring of agricultural land by the use of imported by-product of soil and stone over an area of 0.79 hectares on an overall site area of 1.05 hectares for the benefit of agricultural land. The deposition area will accommodate 25,200 tonnes of soil and stone. Permission is sought for access, fencing and all associated site development works and services and any mitigation measures such as silt fencing to protect watercourses. Permission is also sought for the retention of an existing access road and pre-existing deposits of topsoil and stone that were claimed from these lands.
Application is being made to Mayo County Council on behalf of Emma Jane McHale for planning permission to construct dwellinghouse with proprietary effluent treatment unit and associated percolation area including all ancillary site works and services at Drumminracahill, Castlebar, Co. Mayo.
The re-contouring of agricultural land by the use of imported by-product of soil and stone over an area of 0.79 hectares on an overall site area of 1.05 hectares for the benefit of agricultural land. The deposition area will accommodate 25,200 tonnes of soil and stone. Permission is sought for access, fencing and all associated site development works and services and any mitigation measures such as silt fencing to protect watercourses. Permission is also sought for the retention of an existing access road. A Natura Impact Statement is also included with the application documents.
The re-contouring of agricultural land by the use of imported by-product of soil and stone over an area of 0.79 hectares on an overall site area of 1.05 hectares for the benefit of agricultural land. The deposition area will accommodate 25,200 tonnes of soil and stone. Permission is sought for access, fencing and all associated site development works and services and any mitigation measures such as silt fencing to protect watercourses. Permission is also sought for the retention of an existing access road. A Natura Impact Statement is also included with the application documents.
The construction of a new dwelling house and domestic garage, on-site wastewater treatment system, a new access road, connections to public services and ancillary site development works above and below ground.
The construction of a new dwelling house and domestic garage, on-site wastewater treatment system, a new access road, connections to public services and ancillary site development works above and below ground.