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| Local Authority | Name | Application number | Development description | Development address | Submission closing date | Status | |
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| Monaghan County Council | Bridewell | PT8MN454 | Development of a new Community Multipurpose Hub to carry out the following: 1. Demolition of the existing (non-original) shed structures/roof covering to the rear. 2. Demolitions and Alterations to existing (non-original) blockwork walls. 3. Conservation and refurbishment of the original 2 storey stone building (Protected Structure), to include, installation of new roof and rainwater goods, mechanical and electrical installations, installation of new windows and doors within existing openings (with alterations in areas where necessary), repairs to the existing stone façade. 4. Construction of a new two storey extension adjacent to the existing Bridewell Building (protected structure) for the provision of multipurpose community spaces. 5. Provision of hard and soft landscaping. 6. Development of a new public realm to the front of the site addressing the Bridewell Lane, including alterations to pedestrian access arrangements, provision for hard and soft landscaped areas and signage. 7. Connections to existing public utilities, and all associated civil and ancillary site works. | Carrickmacross Bridewell (protected structure Reference No. 41300358), Bridewell Lane, Drummond Etra, Carrickmacross | 17th December 2026 | Open | View |
| Galway City Council | Renmore Play Area | PT8GY474 | Proposal: Notice is hereby given of the proposal to develop a new neighbourhood play area and supporting facilities at Renmore Avenue, Galway City, in the townland of Renmore. The nature and extent of the proposed development is as follows: • Construction of a new all-ages and abilities neighbourhood play area comprising inclusive and accessible play equipment and play features, including toddler play areas, accessible play equipment, nature play features, sand and water play features, sensory play elements, quiet play areas and an activity space. • Provision of new public lighting, public seating and picnic areas, bicycle parking and orientation signs. • Development of a new off-road multi-user pedestrian and cycle route along Renmore Avenue. • Provision of internal shared pathways within and around the perimeter of the play area. • Provision of 2 no. raised table crossings at Renmore Avenue and Rowan Avenue. • Associated road works including a reduction in carriageway width on Renmore Avenue to accommodate the proposed multi-user route and the narrowing of Rowan Avenue junction to improve visibility and reduce crossing distances. • Provision of 18 demarcated car spaces along Rowan Avenue. • Extensive landscaping and biodiversity enhancement measures, including native and ornamental planting, sensory planting, willow hedging, meadow areas, and a native hedgerow with fencing alongside Renmore Avenue. • Provision of sustainable drainage solutions (SuDS) including permeable surfacing, rain gardens, swales and bioretention features. • All associated ancillary site development works. The proposal has undergone Appropriate Assessment (AA) Screening under the Habitats Directive (92/43/EEC) and the European Communities (Bird and Natural Habitats) Regulations 2011 (as amended), and Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Screening under the EIA Directive 2011/92/EU, as amended by Directive 2014/52/EU, (and the relevant provisions of the Planning and Development Act 2000, as amended, and the Planning and Development Regulations 2001, as amended). The authority has concluded that there is no likelihood of significant effects on the environment arising from the proposed development and a determination has been made that an AA and EIA are not required. In accordance with Article 120 of the Planning & Development Regulations 2001, as amended, any person may, within 4 weeks from the date of this notice, apply to An Comisiún Pleanála for a screening determination as to whether the proposed development would be likely to have significant effects on the environment. Such a submission should be addressed to the Secretary, An Comisiún Pleanála, 64 Marlborough Street, Dublin, D01 V902 Plans and particulars of the proposed development will be available for viewing for inspection or purchase at a fee not exceeding the reasonable cost of making a copy from for a period of four weeks from Thursday, 5th November 2026 up to and including Thursday, 3rd December 2026, from 9:00am to 4:00pm, Monday to Friday (excluding Bank Holidays) at the offices of Planning Office, Galway City Council, City Hall, College Road, Galway City. Digital copies of plans and particulars of the proposed development can also be viewed online via the Local Government Management Authority's Online Planning Enquiry System at https://planning.localgov.ie/ A submission or observation in relation to the proposed development, dealing with the proper planning and sustainable development of the area om which the development of the area in which the development is situated may be made in writing to the Senior Planner, Planning Department, Galway City Council, City Hall, College Road, Galway, or by email to planning@galwaycity.ie before 4:00pm on Thursday, 17th December 2026. All comments, including names of those making comments, submitted to the council regarding the scheme will form party of the statutorily required report to be presented at a meeting of the elected members. Accordingly, they may also be included in the minutes of that meeting and may appears in the public domain. Galway City Council is subject to the provisions of freedom of information (FOI Acts 1997-2014) and the data projection Acts 1988 and 2013. | The site bounded by Renmore Avenue, Rowan Avenue and Ballyloughane Road, Renmore | 17th December 2026 | Open | View |
| Mayo County Council | PROPOSED TEEN ZONE, FRIARY GROUNDS, AUGUSTINIAN FRIARY, ABBEY STREET, BALLYHAUNIS, CO. MAYO | PT8MO476 | Nature and Extent of Development: The proposed development consists of a proposed teen zone, located adjacent to covered MUGA facilities in the grounds of the Augustinian Friary, on Abbey Street in Ballyhaunis, Co. Mayo The project is contained within the curtilage of a protected structure ( 0182, St. Mary’s Abbey Chapel Ballyhaunis Town) in the Record of Protected Structures/Places in the Mayo County Development Plan 2022/2028. and within the RMP zone of the (8) listed monuments MA093-063005: 093-/14/2 14980/27951 Tomb - unclassified MA093-063006: 093-/14/2 14980/27951 Cross MA093-063002: 093-/14/2 14978/27952 Religious House (Abbey) MA093-063003: 093-/14/2 14979/27951 House - indeterminate date MA093-063004: 093-/14/2 14982/27950 Graveyard (Burial Ground) MA093-063001: 093-/14/2 14981/27959 Earthwork(s) MA093-063-----:093-/14/2 14980/27953 Ecclesiastical Remain MA093-063007: Crucifixion Plaque | ABBEY STREET, Ballyhaunis, Co. Mayo | 15th December 2026 | Open | View |
| Mayo County Council | Proposed Social Housing Development of 4 no. dwellings, together with all associated site development works, at Lowpark, Charlestown, Co Mayo. | PT8MO475 | The construction of 4 no. dwellings, together with all associated site development works including demolition of existing building and sheds, associated earthworks, utilities and services connections, diversion of services, site boundaries, walls and fencing, landscaping, and ancillary works at Lowpark, Charlestown, Co. Mayo. The mix of dwellings includes 4 x 1-bed units. All dwellings will be provided with private gardens, and associated carparking. | Lowpark,, Charlestown, Co. Mayo | 16th December 2026 | Open | View |
| Galway County Council | LA12/26 Church Street, Loughrea (The Market Yard) | PT8GC479 | Demolition of existing cottage and construction of a new multi-purpose covered structure. The proposed development includes new signage, an enclosed bin store, connection to existing services, hard and soft landscaping, and all associated site works. The following uses will be accommodated on the site: outdoor traders market, outdoor performances and community events and ancillary uses associated with the use of the Town Hall. The subject works are located within the Loughrea Architectural Conservation Area. The site is adjacent to the Loughrea Town Hall which is on the Record of Protected Structures No. 315 and listed on the National Inventory of Architectural Heritage No. 30337027 A Stage 1 ‘Appropriate Assessment’ screening was carried out for the proposed development and Galway County Council has concluded that a Stage 2 ‘Appropriate Assessment’ (Natura Impact Assessment- NIS) is not required. | Church Street, Loughrea, Co. Galway | 11th December 2026 | Open | View |
| Tipperary County Council | Archerstown Industrial Park, Turtulla, Thurles | PT8TT478 | Construction of a new welfare depot building, hardstanding area, parking bays and material storage bays along with all ancillary site works | Townlands of Turtulla, Archerstown Industrial Park, Thurles | 9th December 2026 | Open | View |
| Leitrim County Council | 2026-C-007 Ballinamore MD Roads Depot - Derryhallagh | PT8LM473 | The proposed development is to construct a new road maintenance compound from which Leitrim County Council will carry out a range of activities including: Coordination of winter maintenance operations, Coordination of surface dressing operations, Vehicle Storage, Plant storage, Provision of vehicles for pothole repair and street sweeping, BioFuel Storage for use by Leitrim County Council as part of its operations, Workshop, Offices and Staff Welfare Facilities Material Storage The proposed development will comprise of a road maintenance depot to facilitate parking, welfare facilities and the storage of different grades of chips and recycled road materials. Ancillary perimeter and internal walls and fencing together with dedicated parking for staff and for operational vehicles will also be provided. The activities at the site will operate from 8 am-4.30 pm Monday to Friday. Leitrim County Council will hold a key to access the delivery site or use mobile phone technology to open and close gates for deliveries. The site will be securely locked at all other times to prevent unauthorised access. The quantity of bituminous inert material stored at any given time will be approximately 100 tonnes. The height of stockpiles will be limited to 4 metres. The sources of bituminous inert material will depend on future projects in the area. Most bituminous inert material delivered to the site is expected to be from within a 10-20km radius of the site. Sources of bituminous inert material are road maintenance and improvement works and other public housing and construction works in the area. Inert material will be transported to the site by authorised hauliers. | Derryhallagh, Drumshanbo, Co Leitrim | 10th December 2026 | Open | View |
| South Dublin County Council | Neilstown District Centre Enhancement Project | PT8SD471 | The proposed development would consist of the following: •Redesign and rationalisation of the carpark layout and entrance.•Introduction of designated EV Charging bays, Age Friendly parking bays, parent & child, and Autismfriendly parking bay.•Additional biodiversity and environmental works including landscaping, increased amenity space andSustainable Drainage Systems (SuDS).•Improved access to shopping centre for Vulnerable Road Users (VRUs) including a widened shared path,creation of plaza space with age-friendly seating and new accessible routes along existing car parks.•Safe school drop off zone including realignment of Neilstown Village Court Road.•Improved shared cyclist and pedestrian connections.•Improved existing drainage system including nature-based solutions.•Removal or Relocation of street furniture and clutter including railings/gate and minimisation ofsignage where possible.•Provision of public lighting.•Active Play & teen space with the focus on natural measures.•Street Art.•Street furniture including seating, planters, bus shelters, advertising panels and similar.•All Ancillary Works and other services. | Neilstown Shopping Centre and Neilstown Community Centre, Dublin 22, Dublin 22 | 4th December 2026 | Open | View |
| Leitrim County Council | 2026-C-008 Carrigallen Lough Community Park | PT8LM470 | Public realm enhancement and development works to include: a. Demolition of existing detached part one, part two storey commercial building and removal of existing fencing and gates. b. Alterations to the site to facilitate a Community Park providing views over and access to Carrigallen Lough, including a gathering/event space with paved seating areas, a partially covered seating area, a sensory garden, new footpaths, a boardwalk and floating pontoon for kayak access, a washdown area for kayaks, together with the provision of an entrance feature, an accessible parallel parking space, street furniture, public lighting, new boundary treatments including alterations to and/or replacement of the existing boundary wall and planting. c. Removal and replacement of the existing footpath along the R201. d. All associated services, site development, landscaping works and undergrounding of existing overhead services. | Mohill Road, Carrigallen, Co Leitrim, H12 PV05 | 8th December 2026 | Open | View |
| Louth County Council | Active Travel Scheme - Drogheda, Co. Louth, R168 Collon Road & R166 Northern Cross Route | PT8LH469 | Louth County Council hereby gives notice of its intention to carry out development works on the R168 Collon Road, from the Slane Road/Cement Road junction to the Hill of Rath Roundabout and along the R166 Northern Cross Route from the Hill of Rath Roundabout to the Rosehall Roundabout. The proposed works involve the following: • It is proposed to install high quality segregated cycle tracks and footpaths along either side of the R168 Collon road for a distance of c.1.2km, from the Slane Rd/Cement Rd junction to the Hill of Rath Roundabout. • It is also proposed to install a two-way cycle track on the southern side of the R166 Northern Cross Route for a distance of c. 0.8km from the Hill of Rath Roundabout to the Rosehall Roundabout. • It is proposed to upgrade junctions along the entire route to provide safer pedestrian and cycle crossings. • It is proposed to improved pedestrian and cycling crossing points at major junctions – Lenoards Cross, M1 Retail Park Roundabout, Hill of Rath Roundabout, Rosehall Roundabout, plus intermediate junctions at desired lines. • To upgrade entrances along the route to better facilitate the movement of pedestrians and cyclists. • It is proposed to install traffic calming measures to help manage traffic speeds including ramped crossings and junction tightening to better facilitate the movement of cyclists and vulnerable road users. | R168 Collon Road, from the Slane Road/Cement Road junction to the Hill of Rath Roundabout and along the R166 Northern Cross Route, from the Hill of Rath Roundabout to the Rosehall Roundabout, Co Louth | 8th December 2026 | Open | View |
| Meath County Council | Renovation of the former Nobber National School (Protected Structure) | PT8MH466 | The development shall consist of: • The redevelopment of the disused national school as an artist’s workspace. • The restoration of the building following best practice national guidelines. • The accommodation reuses the former classrooms to provide three studios plus one gallery/workshop. • The proposed refurbishment of the existing toilets, and the provisions of improved access. • Associated site development works which include connections to existing drainage. | Main Street, Nobber, Co. Meath, A82 YE9 | 4th December 2026 | Open | View |
| Louth County Council | Sustainable Energy Upgrade Works at Dundalk's County Museum | PT8LH468 | Louth County Council hereby gives notice of its intention to carry out works at Dundalk County Museum consisting of: The decommissioning, removal and disposal of the existing fossil fuel space heating and hot water plant equipment. The construction of a mechanical plant equipment enclosure and the installation of 3 no. heat pumps to provide space heating and hot water. All associated site works. The proposed works are within the curtilage of the Protected Structure, County Museum, RPS No. D223, and within Dundalk Architectural Conservation Area No. 20 Roden Place, as designated in the Louth County Development Plan 2021-2027. | County Museum, Jocelyn Street, Dundalk, Co Louth, A91 TW22 | 25th November 2026 | Open | View |
| Limerick City and County Council | Development of six residential units at 28 & 29 William Street | PT8LL461 | The demolition of an existing single-storey derelict former dwelling, including rear ancillary extension and outbuildings, at No. 29 William Street Upper, and the construction of a new 6 no. unit residential development comprising 5 no. one-bedroom apartments and 1 no. three-bedroom duplex apartment, accommodated within a three- and four-storey building. The development will also include all associated site development works, including the provision of a bin store and bicycle store to the rear of the site; shared amenity space; site boundary treatments; drainage works; landscaping; connections to existing services, including foul and surface water drainage systems; and all associated site and ancillary works at 28 & 29 William Street Upper, Limerick City. | 28 & 29 William Street, Limerick City | 12th November 2026 | Open | View |
| Galway County Council | LA11/26 Galway County Housing, Cosmona Loughrea | PT8GC464 | The construction of a new residential development consisting of: a) the construction of 18 no. 3 bedroom housing units; b) varied boundary treatments and landscaping works; c) all ancillary site development works and site services necessary to facilitate the proposed development, the site is adjacent to a Burial Ground which is a national monument NIAH GA105-066. The proposal has undergone a preliminary examination under the ElA Directive 2011/92/EU as amended by Directive 2014/52/ElJ. (and the relevant provisions of the Planning and Development Act 2000, as amended, and the Planning and Development Regulations 2001. as amended) and the Planning Authority has concluded that there is no real likelihood Of significant effects on the environment arising from the proposed development and that an Environmental Impact Assessment is not required. The proposed development has undergone Appropriate Assessment Screening under the Habitats Directive (92/43/EC) and the Planning and Development Act 2000 (as amended), and the Planning Authority has determined that a Natura Impact Statement is not required in this instance. | Cosmona, Loughrea, Co. Galway, Co. Galway | 9th November 2026 | Open | View |
| South Dublin County Council | Proposed Mixed Tenure Housing Development on South Dublin County Council lands at Oldcastle Park, Clondalkin, Dublin 22. | PT8SD463 | The proposed development consists of: i. 140 social and affordable units (38 no. 1 bed apartments, 18 no. 2 bed apartments, 8 no. 3 bed apartments, 34 no. 2-bed houses, 36 no. 3-bed houses , 6 no. 4-bed houses) ii. 20 No. 3-bed single storey houses to accommodate existing traveller families living on the site. iii. New vehicular entrance to site off Grange Castle Road / R136. iv. All associated modifications and provision of boundary treatment to adjoining properties and roads. All associated upgrading of roadways, bike paths and paths, provision of all associated car and cycle parking spaces. v. All hard and soft landscape works, lighting, boundary structures and all associated ancillary buildings, infrastructure and all demolition, site and development works on and within the vicinity of the site necessary to facilitate the proposed development. | Oldcastle Park, Clondalkin, Dublin 22 | 6th November 2026 | Open | View |
| Tipperary County Council | Lisheen | PT8TT460 | Bio Industrial Research and Innovation Hub Services Infrastructure. | Former Lisheen Mine, Killoran, Moyne, Co. Tipperary | 11th November 2026 | Open | View |
| Louth County Council | St. Nicholas Quarter Phase 2 | PT8LH462 | Louth County Council hereby gives notice of its intention to carry out development works at St. Nicholas Quarter Phase 2, Dundalk, Co. Louth at the following locations: Church of Saint Nicholas, Bridge Street, Dundalk, Co. Louth, A91 FK19. Record of Protected Structure (RPS LCC I.D. D031 NIAH_No 13701004). This site is located within the Clanbrassil Street Architectural Conservation Area (ACA 5) as designated in the Dundalk Local Area Plan 2025 – 2031. 2 Bridge Street, Dundalk, Co. Louth A91 K126. 3 Bridge Street, Dundalk, Co. Louth A91 D683. Linenhall Carpark, Linenhall Street, Dundalk, Co. Louth. 27 Bridge Street, Dundalk, Co. Louth A91 Y207. Meeting House Lane, Dundalk County Louth. Síocháin Peace Garden, Townparks, Dundalk, Co. Louth. The proposed works involves: A. Public Realm space to grounds of St. Nicholas Church. Reconfiguration of existing church garden to facilitate vehicular access. Provision of additional landscaping, hardscaping and all associated ancillary site works. B. Multifunctional Cultural and Community Hub with East West Pedestrian Connection and Public Space. Proposed demolition of no. 2 Bridge Street to facilitate a new East West pedestrian connection from Bridge Street to Linenhall Street. The demolition of no. 3 Bridge Street to facilitate a new 2-story community building consisting of 4 no. multi-use, reception and ancillary spaces at ground floor level. At first floor level, a one-bedroom residential unit facing Bridge Street and a multi-use community space facing Linenhall Street. Public realm provision consisting of 5 no. on-street parking spaces, 1 no. loading bay, bicycle parking, landscaping, hardscaping and all associated siteworks. C. 6 no. residential duplex units consisting of 4 no. one bedroom units and 2 no. two bedroom units. D. New East West pedestrian connection at Meeting House Lane consisting of the demolition of no 27 Bridge Street and formation of a new pedestrian only opening in the stone wall at the end of Meeting House Lane. The provision of landscaping, hardscaping and all associated ancillary siteworks. E. Completion of rejuvenation of the Peace Park consisting of the installation of children’s sensory areas, new pathways, hard landscaping, kerbing, bicycle parking and soft landscaping with all associated site development works and associated services. | Bridge Street/Linenhall Street/Meeting House Lane/Peace Garden, Dundalk, Co Louth | 10th November 2026 | Open | View |
| Tipperary County Council | Fr Mathew Street, Tipperary Town | PT8TT459 | 2 no. 1-Bed apartments in 1 No. two storey block (1 No. at Ground Level & 1 No. at First Floor Level), Alterations to existing entrance, estate access road, and new public open spaces and associated site development works and visitor car parking, site boundaries and drainage, associated earthworks, utilities and services connections and all ancillary siteworks. Works are within the curtilage of a protected structure and Works include work to a protected structure. | Fr Mathew Street, Tipperary Town, Co. Tipperary | 11th November 2026 | Open | View |
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