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BREAKING: Four year Dun Áras battle ends as An Bord Pleanála grants planning permission to Ballymahon housing development

Beacon Assets Ltd, the company behind the proposed development, were given the go ahead after the body upheld Longford County Council's decision earlier this year to give the venture 'conditional' approval. That was the third time the local ...

16 Dec 2020 at 11:31

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Ballymahon planning permission is a 'death knell' for Dun Áras

Planning permission was granted last week to engineer Mark Cunningham, who requested permission to construct 35 new dwellings, a 2.5 metre high wall separating the site from the Farmer’s Mart, and a Parkland Activity and Recreation Amenity ...

27 Dec 2017 at 12:00

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Council receives 48 submissions to proposed housing development in Ballymahon

Residents of Dún Áras and the Ballymulvey Road banded together to protest against the development, which they say would see between 250 and 400 extra car journeys per day on the Ballymulvey Road. The road will also be one of the main ...

21 Aug 2017 at 17:27

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Dun Áras proposal 'should be refused' says Longford architect

The appeal was lodged last week and details a list of reasons why the housing development proposed by engineer, Mark Cunningham, should not go ahead. The proposed development, he said, is grounded on the 'parent' permission for ...

10 Jan 2018 at 11:00

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