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SD25B/0278W

Granted

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Combination of single storey and two storey flat roof extensions to the rear and side of the existing building along with associated internal modifications and siteworks

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    16 May 2025

  2. Decision due

    10 Jul 2025

  3. Decision: Grant Permission

    10 Jul 2025

  4. Grant issued

    20 Aug 2025

Application Details

Location
134, Grange View Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22, D22 CX79
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Eircode
D22 CX79
Site Area
260 ha
Floor Area
53.5 sq m

Timeline

Registration Date
16 May 2025
Status
Final Grant
Decision
Grant Permission
Decision Date
10 July 2025
Grant Date
20 August 2025
Permission Expires
19 August 2030

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SD21B/0403Granted19 Jul 2021

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SD03B/0406Granted1 Dec 2003

Single storey extension at front, side and rear incorporating room in new roof space at side including new front dormer window and rear rooflight.

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S00A/0830Granted30 Nov 2000

Build a new 110kv lines/cable interface compound and a line diversion of the existing Inchicore-Maynooth 110kv line in the townland of Grange. The proposed 110kv compound and overhead line will be erected over, or in the vicinity of the townlands of Ballymakaily and Grange. The line will consist of 6 no. overhead wires supported on lattice steel structures of average height of 21 metres, with average base area of 7 metres sq.

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S00A/0536Granted3 Aug 2000

To build a new 110kV L/C compound and a line diversion of the existing Inchicore - Maynooth 110kV line in the townsland of Kilmahuddrick. The proposed 110kV compound and overhead line will be erected over, or in the vicinity of the townslands of Kilmahuddrick, Kishoge and Grange. The line will consist of 6 No. overhead wires supported on lattice steel structures, of average height of 15 metres, with average base area of 5 metres square.

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SD14B/0313Granted19 Dec 2014

Construct a single storey bedroom with en-suite extension to side of existing dwelling and all associated site development works.

11, Kilcronan Grove, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.

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SD02A/0718Granted4 Dec 2002

Access to apartment no's. 38-71, through existing permitted development at Grangeview (Phase 4) (Reg. Ref. S99A/0946), from existing Distributor Road at Kilmahuddrick, Clondalkin, thus creating a cul de sac within the scheme including traffic ramps along Grange View Road from the existing Distributor Road.

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SD09B/0450Granted23 Nov 2009

Single storey extension to the front side and rear of existing house consisting of new bedroom utility room and wet room and all associated site works.

10, Kilcronan Grove, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.

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S00B/0669Granted3 Nov 2000

Proposed ground floor extension to front living room, retention of existing shed to rear and conversion of attic for storage

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S99B/0066Granted9 Feb 1999

For proposed tiled canopy and extended sitting room to front.

24 Kilmahuddrick Walk, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.

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