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21, Cleggan Park, Dublin 10, D10 DH94

Registered Application

Planning application WEB2529/26

Dublin - Dublin City Council

Proposed Development

The development will consist of the construction of a dormer window in the main roof to the rear of the house, an attic level window in the gable wall and a single-storey porch to the front of the house and all associated site works.

Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    19 Jun 2026

  2. Decision due

    13 Aug 2026

Application Details

Location
21, Cleggan Park, Dublin 10, D10 DH94
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
Dublin City Council
Site Area
329.93 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
19 June 2026
Status
Registered Application
Decision
Pending
Decision Due
13 August 2026

Location

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SD08A/0252Granted20 Jun 2008

Single storey enterprise centre comprising of 10 no. units together with associated site works to rear of existing shops and petrol service station.

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SD08A/0252/EPGrant Extension of Duration of Permission7 Dec 2012

Single storey enterprise centre comprising of 10 no. units together with associated site works to rear of existing shops and petrol service station.

Cherry Orchard Industrial Estate, Ballyfermot Road, Dublin 10.

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SD09A/0099Grant Permission for Retention12 Mar 2009

Change of use from bona fida club to use as worship and religious instruction at first floor over the existing shops adjacent to petrol service station.

Cherry Orchard Industrial Estate, Ballyfermot Road, Dublin 10.

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SD10A/0267Granted9 Sept 2010

Removing existing signage and erecting 11 signs with lighting, on the front south elevation, 1 no. 3.71sq.m. panel sign, 2 no. 0.85m.sq.m. light boxes, 1 no. 3.1 sq.m. light box, 2 no. 0.87sq.m. panel signs, 1 no. 1.03sq.m. panel signs, 1 no. 6.43sq.m. panel signs. On the east elevation, 1 no. 5.35sq.m. panel sign. On the west elevation, 1 no. 5.91sq.m. letters logo. All totalling 28.1sq.m.

Fast Fit, Ballyfermot Road, Ballyfermot, Dublin 10.

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SD03A/0718Declared Withdrawn10 May 2004

Retention of use of warehouse as industrial unit and for the installation of a lift shaft, paper filtration equipment, collection bins and ducting to rear of unit.

Unit 6, Cherry Orchard Industrial Estate, Ballyfermot, Dublin 10.

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SD22A/0019Granted21 Jan 2022

Change of use from retail use (4sq.m) to retail with ancillary off licence use.

Applegreen Service Station, Ballyfermot Road, Cherry Orchard, Dublin 10.

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WEB1418/24GRANT PERMISSION10 Apr 2024

Construction of two storey extension to the side of existing dwelling comprising of wc and utility room at ground floor level and bedroom and en-suite at first floor level. Single storey extension to the rear of existing dwelling comprising of open plan kitchen/dining/living space and all associated site works.

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SD14A/0272Granted10 Dec 2014

Change of use from retail use to retail use with ancillary off-licence.

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