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Holyrood Hotel, Bundoran
The Holyrood Hotel in Bundoran has applied to Donegal County Council for an extension of its planning permission duration for significant developments.
Donegal County Council had granted planning permission to the 91-bedroom hotel in October 2020, for several developments, including an audiovisual display area at the lower ground floor level, a gallery/display area, a retail unit and reception area at ground floor level, office space at first and second floor level, a car park containing 20 spaces, 13 bicycles stands and loading bay, and all associated site works.
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The development was only authorised when a “Notification of Final Grant” was issued in November 2020, and the permission issued would cease to have effect in five years from the date of issue as regards any part of the development not completed by that date.
Donegal County Council has set a decision due date for the extension of the duration application for December 22.
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