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Mulroy Park in Carrigart
Planning permission has been sought from Donegal County Council for the construction of 17 houses in Carrigart.
Donegal-based CR Renaissance Properties Ltd applied for permission for the construction of 17 properties at Mulroy Park, Carrigart, with access via the R245 through the existing Mulroy Park Housing Estate.
A total of nine two-bed houses and eight three-bed houses are proposed for the project.
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The planning application acts as a second phase of a successful application from 2019, when the construction of 34 dwellings was approved by the Local Authority.
Donegal County Council has set a decision due date for the application for March 15.
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