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15 Feb 2026
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15 Feb 2026
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Residential development planned in Milford
Planning permission has been sought from Donegal County Council for the development of eight residential units in Milford.
PJD Construction London Ltd, is the listed applicant for the proposal, and has applied to Donegal County Council for the construction of eight residential units, set out in a two-storey townhouse terrace of six units, where the two-end gable units are apartment duplex units at ground and first floor, with access to rear gardens via a central gable-end break and associated work to include site works.
An extension to the new Spine Road access with a turning head, footpaths, parking, and amenity area is included for the development, which is to be situated at Lough Fern Heights, Forquar, Milford.
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Lough Fern Heights was subject to a grant planning proposal, also submitted by PJD Construction London Ltd, for 36 residential units in July 2024.
Donegal County Council has set a decision due date for the submitted application for April 9.
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