Councils › Fermanagh and Omagh › L/1992/0826
Replacement Shop & Offices
- Reference
- L/1992/0826
- Status
- Granted
- Application type
- Full
- Location
- 225 UPPER MAIN STREET LISNASKEA
- Council
- Fermanagh and Omagh District Council
- Received
- 04-Sep-92
- Added
- 4 Sept 1992
Planning history at this location
5 other applications recorded at or next to this site.
- LA10/2022/0259/F Granted
Alteration conversion and change of use of existing building to create 2 no. apartments.
- LA10/2017/0968/F Granted
Single storey front extension to dwelling
- L/2004/2244/F Granted
Change of use from existing vacant shop to a temporary bakery
- L/2001/0042/F Granted
Renovation to dwelling for disabled person
- L/1988/1074 Granted
Erection of 2 No Semi_Detached dwellings
Recent applications nearby
- LA10/2026/0856/F Case Officer Recommendation
Proposed dwelling extension and all associated site works. Amendments of design to previously approved dwelling extension 'Proposed rear/ side ground floor and…
- LA10/2026/0844/DC Decided
Discharge of condition no. 8 of planning approval LA10/2026/0324/F -CEMP (Construction Environmental Management Plan)
- LA10/2026/0746/F Case Officer Recommendation
To extend existing parking facilities on the busy forecourt of Swifts Supermarket Lisnaskea. To demolish existing dwelling which is clearly within the centre o…
- LA10/2026/0749/A CONSENT GRANTED
1 Other - WHSCT TYPE TOTEM AT SITE ENTRANCE 1 Other - WALL MOUNTED ILLUMINATED SIGNAGE 3 Other - FREE STANDING TOTEM DIRECTORY SIGN 27 Other - DEDICATED PARKIN…
- LA10/2026/0735/F CONSULTATION(S) ISSUED
Proposed self catering unit and associated site works.
- LA10/2026/0716/DC Decided
Bat Mitigation Plan The Application for Licence exclusion of Bats for development purposes has been submitted to DAERA and that we're awaiting the licence from…
- LA10/2026/0676/DC Decided
Discharge of condition 2 (archaeological programme of works) of planning approval LA10/2026/0324/F (community building).
- LA10/2026/0639/DCA CONSENT GRANTED
Proposed demolition of existing boundary stone wall to facilitate road safety improvements.