Planning Permission Ireland
GrantedExtensionDecided 9 July 2026

DRUMNACROSS, GLENTIES, LETTERKENNY PO

Construction of an accessible bedroom extension and demolition of sheds in Glenties.

2660925 · Donegal County Council · Lodged 21 May 2026

Reference
2660925
Authority
Donegal County Council
Register status
Decided
Type
PERMISSION
Received
21 May 2026

Summary

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The project involves building an extension to an existing house to provide an accessible bedroom and en-suite. It also includes the demolition of an existing storage shed and the partial demolition and rebuild of another shed to accommodate the new extension.

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Development description

(1) construction of extension to existing dwelling consisting of an accessible bedroom and en-suite with connection to existing on-site services and all associated site works, (2) demolition of existing storage shed to side elevation of house and (3) partial demolition and rebuild of additional shed to accommodate new extension

Key dates

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  1. Application received21 May 2026
  2. Decision due15 July 2026
  3. Decision issued9 July 2026

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