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Main Street, Carrigallen
Planning permission has been sought for a new residential development in Carrigallen. The application, submitted to Leitrim County Council on April 12,proposes the construction of two apartments and the renovation of a derelict two-storey building, delivering a total of three residential units to the village.
The development is proposed for a site to the rear of Kilbracken House on Main Street, a protected structure of historical significance.
As part of the proposal, the existing derelict two-storey house would undergo significant renovation, including the replacement of its roof, the raising of the wall plate level, and the construction of a new roof structure.
In addition, the application includes the demolition of existing outbuildings and sheds to make way for a new two-storey building comprising two one-bedroom apartments - one on the ground floor and another on the first floor. A single-storey storage is also proposed to support the development.
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The project would connect to existing public infrastructure, including foul sewer, surface water drainage and the watermain, with all associated site development works included in the application.
A decision on the application is expected from Leitrim County Council by July 6 of this year.
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