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New dog grooming studio is sought near Killygordon
A planning permission application has been submitted to Donegal County Council for the development of a dog grooming studio outside of Killygordon.
The planned location for the studio, a detached modular structure, is in Ballynacor, southwest of Killygordon.
In a support letter submitted as part of the application, it was said that the applicant was “currently a trained dog groomer and has built up a small clientele locally where there is a genuine demand for her services.”
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The dog grooming studio business, said the letter, “includes washing, grooming, and drying dogs only” with “no other services being provided, such as kennels.”
Furthermore, all appointments would be “pre-arranged appointments.”
A decision due date on the result of the application has yet to be published by Donegal County Council.
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