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Planning Applications Validated - Valid Only for the Period:-25/02/2019 to 03/03/2019 Planning Applications Validated - Valid Only For the Period:-25/02/2019 to 03/03/2019 Count : 41 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA07/2019/0317/F Retaining wall along Northern Lands North & East of Full Brian McConville MJM Group Delahunt Laverty Architecture and eastern corner. MJM Group Carnbane Business Park 79 Greenan Road (Retrospective Permission) Carnbane Industrial Newry Newry Estate BT35 6QH BT34 2PT Newry LA07/2019/0318/O Proposed dwelling and garage Adjacent and North Outline Thomas & Margaret C. McIlvar Ltd Unit 7 on farm west of 21 Temple Hill McDonald 21 Temple Hill Cookstown Enterprise Centre Road Road Sandholes Road Newry Newry Cookstown BT80 9LU LA07/2019/0319/O Erection of Domestic Dwelling To the rear of No 4 Outline Eamon Keenan 3 Bankside Collins & Collins 2 Marcus and Domestic Garage Bank-Side Shinn Shinn Street Newry Newry Newry BT34 1PG BT34 1EZ LA07/2019/0320/DC Discharge of condition 7 on Lands opposite and Discharge Mr K Power 34 Forest Hills Gray Design 5 Edward Street LA07/2018/0199/F 80m North East of 25 of Condition Newry Newry Seafin Road Meigh BT34 2FH BT35 6AN Newry LA07/2019/0321/F Variation of condition No 6 of Lands to the north and Full Fitzpatrick SSAS Eadie Quarryplan Ltd 6 Saintfield planning permission west of and the existing House Road LA07/2016/1092/F Leode Quarry 74 Kirkintilloch Road Crossgar Leode Road Bishopbriggs Downpatrcik Hilltown Glasgow BT30 9HY Newry G64 2AH BT34 5TJ LA07/2019/0322/F Rear Single Storey Extension 8 Rocksfield Way Full Dickson Elliott 8 Rocksfield Crossgar Way Page 1 of 8 Planning Applications Validated - Valid Only For the Period:-25/02/2019 to 03/03/2019 Count : 41 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA07/2019/0323/F Proposed Dwelling and 13A Old Road Full Mr & Mrs A Truesdale Jonathan Middleton 15 Garage (Change of House Dundrum Sunmount Park Type) Dromore BT25 1BA LA07/2019/0324/F Retention of extension to No. 192 Head Road Full Mr Robert Agnew Laney Cole Partnership 12a Duke existing cattle shed and Annalong House Street milking parlour, slurry pit, BT34 4RG 66 Major's Hill Warrenpoint alterations to retaining wall Annalong BT34 3JY and amendment to existing BT34 4QR agricultural access. LA07/2019/0325/F Demolition of existing service 251 Dublin Road Full Morgan Fuels Ltd 254 Milligan Reside Larkin station and redevelopment to Cloghoge Dublin Road Architects 56 Armagh Road provide a replacement service Killean Killean Newry station Newry Newry BT35 6DN BT35 8RL BT35 8RL LA07/2019/0326/F Single storey rear extension 26 Lissara Close Full Mr & Mrs Damien Burns 26 Tumelty Planning Services 11 Crossgar Lissara Close Ballyalton Park Crossgar Ardmeen BT30 9PP Downpatrick BT30 7BT LA07/2019/0327/RM Replacement Dwelling and 90m southwest of No Reserved Mr Colin Cunningham 7 Delahunt Laverty Architecture Domestic Garage 29A Carmeen Road Matters Edentrumley Road 79 Greenan Road Ballydulany Mayobridge Newry Mayobridge BT34 2SG BT34 2PT Newry Page 2 of 8 Planning Applications Validated - Valid Only For the Period:-25/02/2019 to 03/03/2019 Count : 41 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA07/2019/0328/F Proposed housing Lands adjacent to & Full David McKee Contracts Ltd Quinn Design and development comprising of 18 immediately north of 25 Ballymageough Road Engineering Services 36 no. 2 storey semi detached Nos 8 Kilkeel Carrogs Road dwellings, 6 detached 2 storey 10 BT34 4HW Burren dwellings, 4 detached 1 1/2 11 Warrenpoint storey dwellings, 2 detached 12 BT34 3PY single storey dwellings, 11 16 & 18 Sheemore detached single storey Crescent garages, road determination, Kilkeel and adjacent to construction of a communal & immediately west of open space area, formation of Nos 23 access to public road and 24 associated site works. 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 & 36 Hawood Way Kilkeel & lands 15m south of No 36 Hawood Way Kilkeel. LA07/2019/0329/O Proposed dwelling and garage 60m West of 16 Lough Outline Claire Ferris 1 Killaughy Tumelty Planning Services 11 on a farm Road Road South Ballyalton Park Crossgar Millisle Ardmeen Downpatrick Newtownards Downpatrick BT22 2DY BT30 7BT Page 3 of 8 Planning Applications Validated - Valid Only For the Period:-25/02/2019 to 03/03/2019 Count : 41 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA07/2019/0330/F Proposed replacement 32 Newry Road Full Richard Townson 32 Newry dwelling Crossmaglen Road Newry Crossmaglen BT35 9BW Newry LA07/2019/0331/F Erect replacement dwelling 125m NW of No 55 Full Jason Mccauley 51 Quinn Design & Engineering and detached garage with Ballydonnell Road Ballydonnell Road Services 36 Carrogs Road access to public road via Downpatrick Downpatrick Burren existing un-altered access. BT30 8EP Warrenpoint BT34 3PY LA07/2019/0332/F Retention of access 67a Rathfriland Road Full Francis McCeown 67 Collins & Collins 2 Marcus Newry Rathfriland Road Street BT34 1LD Newry Newry BT34 1LP BT34 1AZ LA07/2019/0333/F Proposed replacement of 223 Rathfriland Road Full Mr L O'Hare 223 Rathfriland MD Architectural Services 15 existing shop, tyre sales and Finnis Road Lakeview Road repair business to provide Dromara Dromara Castlewellan same service Co. Down BT31 9QL LA07/2019/0334/DC Discharge of condition 4 of 17-19 Monaghan Street Discharge Matthew D'Arcy & Company Gahan and Long 7-9 planning permission Newry of Condition Ltd 27 St Mary's Street Castlereagh Street LA07/2017/1360/F BT35 6BB. 6 Lower Newry Belfast Catherine Street BT34 2AA BT5 4NE Newry LA07/2019/0335/LDE Existing shed - used for the 5 Oldtown Road LD Mr and Mrs R. Hill 5 O'Callaghan Planning Unit 1 storage and repair of plant, Annalong Certificate Oldtown Road 10 Monaghan Court machinery and equipment, BT34 4RN Existing Annalong Monaghan Street and vintage vehicles (not Newry commercial) BT35 6BH Page 4 of 8 Planning Applications Validated - Valid Only For the Period:-25/02/2019 to 03/03/2019 Count : 41 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA07/2019/0336/RM Replacement dwelling Edenappa Road Reserved Catherine Watters 38 Martin Bailie 44 Bavan Road Jonesborough (site Matters Edenappa Road Mayobridge 320m East of 38 Jonesborough BT34 2HS Edenappa Road BT35 8HU Jonesborough BT35 8HU) LA07/2019/0337/F First floor and rear extension 36 Bunkers Hill Full James Cleland 36 Bunkers Martin Bailie 44 Bavan Road Castlewellan Hill Mayobridge BT31 9EB Castlewellan BT34 2HS LA07/2019/0338/F Erection of extension to 51 Rathfriland Road Full Murdock Hardwoods Ltd 51 Gray Design Ltd 5 Edward existing warehouse unit Newry Rathfriland Road Street BT34 1LD Newry Newry BT34 1LD BT35 6AN LA07/2019/0339/F Erection of 7no detached & Lands 170m north of Full Coulter Homes Ltd Alan Patterson Design LLP semi-detached dwellings, No19 Riverside Darragh House pumping station, landscaping Meadows and 260m 112 Craigdarragh Road & all other site works west of 2 Edengrove Helen's Bay Park East BT19 1UB Ballynahinch LA07/2019/0340/F Vehicle Workshop and Offices 30/32 Saintfield Road Full Bells of Crossgar Ltd 1 Tumelty Planning Services 11 Crossgar Downpatrick Road Ballyalton Park Crossgar Ardmeen BT30 9WQ Downpatrick BT30 7BT LA07/2019/0341/F Proposed Rear Single Storey 78a Ballyculter Road Full Mr & Mrs P Boyle 78a Andrew McKibbin 10 Boot Room Extension Downpatrick Ballyculter Road Drumroe Road Downpatrick Downpatrick BT30 7BB BT30 7AS Page 5 of 8 Planning Applications Validated - Valid Only For the Period:-25/02/2019 to 03/03/2019 Count : 41 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA07/2019/0342/F Single storey kitchen diner 154 Listooder Road Full Joan Brownlee 152 Brain Crompton 79A Middle extension to rear of detached Creevyloughgare Listooder Road Road bungalow and renovations Saintfield Creevyloughgare Saintfield Saintfield BT24 7LP LA07/2019/0343/F Single storey side and rear 41 Cherrywood Grove Full Mr and Mrs Gerard Murphy Neil Mullen 17a Barrons Hill extension Newry 41 Cherrywood Grove Camlough BT34 1JJ Newry Newry BT34 1JJ BT35 7HS LA07/2019/0344/F Holiday accommodation of 3 To the rear of 73 Full Kay McClean 73 Tullyree Martin Bailie 44 Bavan Road No. glamping pods, with Tullyree Road Road Mayobridge associated car parking and Kilcoo Kilcoo Newry landscaping BT34 5LD Newry BT34 2HS LA07/2019/0345/O Farm dwelling and detached Immediately South Outline Mr S Carragher 130 O'Hare Associates garage East of 130 Concession Road Architectural Consultants Ltd Concession Road Culloville The Masters House Culloville Abbey Yard Newry BT35 9JE BT34 2EG LA07/2019/0346/F Conversion of existing barn to 17 Windsor Hill Full Paul and Kerrie Slane 17 Feargal Carolan 40 provide ancillary Newry Windsor Hill Larchmount accommodation BT34 1ER Newry Newry BT35 6TX LA07/2019/0347/F Single storey extension 27 Mourneview Full Mark Millar 27 Mourneview Terry McGlinchey Architect (conservatory) to side of Ballynahinch Ballynahinch 5-7 Conway Street existing dwelling BT24 8EL Belfast BT13 2DE Page 6 of 8 Planning Applications Validated - Valid Only For the Period:-25/02/2019 to 03/03/2019 Count : 41 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA07/2019/0348/LDE Single Room, Single Storey 16 Doyles Villas LD Mr and Mrs M Mathers C/O Lakeview Design Ltd 30 extension to side of Dwelling, Camlough
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