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Site within the former Industrial Yarns site (presently Lidl) and the Religious, Dublin Road, Bray, Co. Dublin

GRANT PERMISSION

Planning application D24A/0563/WEB

Dublin - Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council

Proposed Development

Permission for development at a site located within the former Industrial Yarns

Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    26 Jul 2024

  2. Further information requested

    17 Sept 2024

  3. Further information received

    10 Dec 2024

  4. Decision: GRANT PERMISSION

    13 Jan 2025

  5. Decision due

    15 Jan 2025

  6. Grant issued

    20 Feb 2025

Application Details

Location
Site within the former Industrial Yarns site (presently Lidl) and the Religious, Dublin Road, Bray, Co. Dublin
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council
Site Area
590 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
26 July 2024
Status
Final Grant
Decision
GRANT PERMISSION
Decision Date
13 January 2025
Grant Date
20 February 2025

Location

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Planning Applications Nearby

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2m
D17A/0030GRANT PERMISSION17 Jan 2017

Permission for development at a site of c.0.04ha. The development will consist

on part of the former Industrial Yarns Complex, Dublin Road, Bray, Co. Dublin

32m
D09A/0724GRANT PERMISSION6 Oct 2009

Permission is sought for development on a site of c. 1.22 hectares,

Industrial Yarns Site, Dublin Road, Bray, Co Dublin(r)

32m
D10A/0463REFUSE PERMISSION19 Aug 2010

Permission for development which comprises part of an overall

Site of c. 1.22 hectares which incorporates part of Industrial Yarns Site all at Bray, Co Dublin

33m
D11A/0319GRANT PERMISSION7 Jul 2011

Permission for modifications to planning permission Reg. Ref. D10A/0463

Site of c. 1.22 hectares which incorporates part of the Industrial Yarns Site, Bray, Co Dublin

35m
2460455CONDITIONAL26 Jul 2024

revisions and extension of an existing internal road at the former Industrial Yarns site (presently Lidl) to connect the Religious Sisters of Charity complex to the Dublin Road and closure of existing vehicular access at the Dublin Road/Upper Dargle Road Junction and, all associated development works, including revisions to existing footpath/cycle tracks to tie into the proposed extended internal road, provision of footpaths, site clearance, drainage, landscaping and boundary treatment works, road markings, a new entrance gate (c. 2 m height), and all ancillary site works. The application site extends into Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council's administrative boundary; thus, a concurrent application is being submitted to Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council.

Site within the former Industrial Yarns site (presently Lidl) and the Religious Sisters of Charity Complex , Dublin Road , Bray

41m
D10A/0646GRANT PERMISSION24 Nov 2010

Planning permission for development on this site of c.69 hectares, which incorpo

Industrial Yarns Site, Bray, Co. Dublin

51m
1737CONDITIONAL17 Jan 2017

revisions to and extension of the existing internal road to provide connection to an associated road proposal on the adjoining Industrial Yarns Complex (subject to a concurrent application with Dun Laoghaire Rathdown Co Co), removal of existing vehicular access from the Dublin Road. All associated site development works, engineering works, landscaping and boundary treatment works

St John of Gods Complex , Ravenswell , Dublin Road

53m
D20A/0769GRANT PERMISSION23 Oct 2020

Permission for development. Comprising of

Lidl, Industrial Yarns Complex, Dublin Road, Bray, Co Dublin, A98F3A8

53m
D26A/0006/WEBGRANT PERMISSION8 Jan 2026

Permission for the development will consist of: 1) The extension of the building

Lidl, Industrial Yarns Complex, Dublin Road, Cork Little, Bray, Dublin, A98F3A8

55m
D11A/0498REFUSE PERMISSION3 Nov 2011

Planning permission is sought for roadside advertising sign with the

Industrial Yarns Site, Dublin Road, Bray, Co. Dublin

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