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St Ciaran's National School, Rooty Oldtown, Athlone

Demolition of a car park to build a new staff car park and set down areas at St Ciaran's National School.

2660041 · Roscommon County Council · Lodged 3 February 2026

Reference
2660041
Authority
Roscommon County Council
Register status
In progress
Type
PERMISSION
Received
3 February 2026

Summary

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Permission is sought for the demolition of an existing car park and walls to construct a new 20-space staff car park. The project includes a new entrance, boundary walls, parent and bus set down areas, paths, and landscaping.

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Development description

Permission for the demolition of existing car park area and walls and construction of a new staff carpark (20 car spaces) with new entrance off the public road (l2041) and new boundary walls/fences, parent set down area, bus set down area, paths, roads, landscaping and all associated site works at

Key dates

Timeline

  1. Application received3 February 2026
  2. Further information requested30 March 2026

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