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Planning sought to build seven houses in Edgeworthstown

A planning application has been lodged, seeking permission for the construction of seven houses at Edgeworthstown. The application has been made to Longford County Council by Mr Ferghal Sheridan and was received on May 30. Mr Sheridan is seeking ...

14 Jun 2019 at 18:13

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PICTURES: Longford cottage with planning permission to expand and bargain price tag has huge potential

USE THE ARROWS ABOVE OR NEXT BUTTON BELOW TO BROWSE THROUGH THE GALLERY Aghaboy, Killoe, Co. Longford, N39WR80 A cosy Longford cottage with full planning permission to expand is on the market for less than €100,000. Set on a 0.56 acre site, the ...

14 Nov 2023 at 20:00

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Permission sought for two Kenagh based housing developments

Longford county council planning department have confirmed the receipt of an application seeking permission for the construction of an eight house development on a 0.18 hectare site at Crannach, Kenagh, Co Longford. The development, if granted ...

11 Jan 2020 at 10:00

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Abbeyshrule Eco-Tourism Development Set to Get The Green Light

An eco tourism development proposed for a site at Clynan, Abbeyshrule, is set to get the go-ahead from Longford County Council, it was revealed today. The proposed development will consist of 2 glamping cabins with an accompanying barbecue ...

10 Sept 2025 at 17:20

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Changes to pitch at Longford Rugby Club to get underway pending planning approval

Changes to the artificial grass pitch at Longford Rugby Club will get underway following the receipt of planning approval. The club in Demesne, Co Longford submitted a planning application to Longford County Council for the erection of ...

08 Aug 2024 at 16:28

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Locals ‘furious’ over Longford County Council decision

Townspark locals were left “absolutely furious” this week after learning that Longford County Council had given the green light to a three-storey “monster” block of apartments, an application local residents had staunchly objected and ...

30 Nov 2025 at 13:05

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Significant development proposed for Longford’s St Mel's

The board of management for one of the largest schools in Longford - St Mel’s College - have sought planning permission to conserve and upgrade the 160 year old school building, its chapel, and its 110 year old study hall - all ...

07 Oct 2025 at 20:00

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Planning sought for construction of major Longford town housing development

A planning application has been lodged for the construction of a significant multi million euro housing development in Longford town. Forty-eight hours shy of Christmas Day, AMC Developments Ltd submitted a planning ...

09 Jan 2026 at 09:00

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Longford car dealership and garage looks to expand

The owners of a popular car dealership and servicing/valeting garage in Ballymahon have requested planning permission from Longford County Council to expand their unit. The applicants, Pauric and Linda Connolly, ...

20 Jan 2026 at 10:00

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Longford planners give green light for new Ballymahon apartment complex development

A proposed development to convert a derelict building on Main Street, Ballymahon, into 7 apartments has been granted planning permission this week by Longford County Council. The request for planning permission,...

31 Dec 2025 at 12:00

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