84 new homes planned behind existing Galway estate
A decision will be made in August for the new planned Clybaun Road development
Over eighty houses are being planned on the outskirts of Galway city as part of a new housing development.
JFC Property Developments and John Concannon will be behind the new project on the Clybaun Road with a decision due in August.
They hope to build 84 houses behind Ard na Gaoithe estate consisting of three and two bed units ranging from semi-detached and detached homes to apartments and duplexes.
In other construction news, plans are underway to build a new housing development at Circular Road
Thirty nine homes are hoped to be built by Kenny Developments consisting first of 22 own-door apartments between two duplex building blocks.
Block one will be three stories with five, two bedroom ground floor apartments; 1 two-bedroom upper-floor apartment and 5 three-bedroom upper-floor apartments.
Block two will have 5 two-bedroom ground-floor apartments and 6 two-bedroom upper-floor apartments.
Kenny Development hopes to build a further 17 houses with a mix of three and four bedrooms.
There is also planned accessible parking, electric vehicle charging spaces and a planned play area on the open green.
Planning was submitted on June 25 with a decision being set for August 19.