RefusedCommercialDecided 16 November 2017

BUNCRANA COMMUNITY HOSPITAL, MAGINN AVENUE/McCARTERS ROAD, BUNCRANA

Extensions and alterations to Buncrana Community Hospital, including a new 6-bed ward extension and a fire-fighting water tank.

1750391 · Donegal County Council · Lodged 16 March 2017

Reference: 1750391
Authority: Donegal County Council
Register status: Decided
Type: PERMISSION
Received: 16 March 2017

Summary

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The development consists of a single-storey extension housing six one-bed wards and a waiting area, alongside a visitor room extension. It also includes modifications to the existing waiting area, day hospital entrance, and day rooms, as well as the installation of a 60,000-litre fire-fighting water storage tank.

Commercialhospitalhealthcareextension

Storey: 1

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Development description

Single storey extension housing 6 one bed wards and a waiting area
A single storey extension providing a visitors room
Regrading existing ramp and installing new glazing to same
Modifying existing single storey waiting area, blocking up 2 no windows and providing 1 no large full height window with adjacent new wc
New single storey canopy, 2 no windows and 1 no double door to form an ambulance entry
New single storey canopy to existing single storey day hospital entrance
Forming a larger opening to the existing day room and inserting 2no. New windows and 1no. Double door to same
Existing single storey store to be enlarged with 1no. New window and door
Existing single storey smoking room to be redesignated as new day room with existing windows omitted and replaced with 1no double door and 2no. Windows
Reuse of existing single storey ward/consulting room as staff changing areas
Internal minor refurbishments
New 60,000 litre single storey fire-fighting water storage tank
Associated landscape and site development works

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Residential Property Price Register sales within 500 metres of this site
Address	Date	Price	Distance
17 Maginn Avenue, Buncrana, Donegal	May 2026	€200,000	180 m
42 Lower Main St, Buncrana, Donegal	May 2026	€300,000	228 m
71 Lower Main Street, Buncrana, Co Donegal	May 2026	€225,000	243 m
5 Barrack Lane, St Mary'S Road, Buncrana	May 2026	€50,000	283 m
9 Marian Park, Buncrana, Co Donegal	Dec 2025	€150,000	289 m
St Marys Rd, Buncrana, Donegal	Mar 2025	€650,000	322 m
4a Cluain Mhuire, Buncranaprice excludes VAT	Dec 2025	€193,833	352 m
4 Cluain Mhuire, Buncranaprice excludes VAT	Mar 2026	€162,000	352 m

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Application received16 March 2017
Further information requested5 May 2017
Further information received3 November 2017
Decision due30 November 2017
Decision issued16 November 2017

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