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Laneway at rear of 15-26 Whitehall Park, Perrystown, Dub 12

Granted

Planning application S01B/0503

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    25 Sept 2001

  2. Decision due

    20 Nov 2001

  3. Decision: Grant Permission

    21 Nov 2001

  4. Grant issued

    14 Jan 2002

Application Details

Location
Laneway at rear of 15-26 Whitehall Park, Perrystown, Dub 12.
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
223.988519779621 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
25 September 2001
Status
Decision
Decision
Grant Permission
Decision Date
21 November 2001
Grant Date
14 January 2002

Location

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Planning Applications Nearby

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3m
SD05B/0503Granted22 Jul 2005

Remove existing wall relocate pillar, extend existing driveway and finish with pebble stone.

20, Whitehall Park, Terenure, Dublin 12.

4m
SD14B/0005Granted6 Jan 2014

New driveway to existing house with dished entrance from road.

21, Whitehall Park, Dublin 12

23m
ED24/0018Declared Exempt24 Apr 2024

Extension to existing dwelling

24 Whitehall Park, Dublin 12, D12C1PO

44m
SD20B/0512Granted1 Apr 2021

Vehicular entrance to front.

13, Whitehall Park, Dublin 12

46m
WEB2322/26APPLICATION DECLARED INVALID1 Jun 2026

The development will consist of the conversion of attic space, removing existing hip roof and extending the end gable wall, a new window in the new Gable wall , 2 new roof lights to rear slope of roof and 2 new roof lights to front roof slope and all associated site works

14, Whitehall Park, Perrystown, Dublin 12, D12C1K7

46m
SD26B/0353WReferral28 Jul 2026

Conversion of attic space, removing existing hip roof and extending the end gable wall, a new window in the new gable wall; 2 new roof lights to rear slope of roof and 2 new roof lights to front roof slope with some internal alterations and all associated site works.

14, Whitehall Park, Perrystown, Dublin 12, D12C1K7

46m
SD26B/0311WInvalidate Application24 Jun 2026

Conversion of attic space, removing existing hip roof and extending the end gable wall; a new window in the new Gable wall; 2 new roof lights to rear slope of roof and 2 new roof lights to front roof slope and all associated site works.

14, Whitehall Park, Perrystown, Dublin 12, D12C1K7

47m
S01B/0668Granted9 May 2002

Alterations and single storey rear extension.

1 Whitehall Close, Whitehall Road, Dublin 6W.

58m
SD04A/0584Granted11 Oct 2004

Partial demolition of an existing industrial building. To add a second storey and new roof profile with velux type rooflights to provide a change of use from light industrial and warehousing to a beauty salon at ground floor and two independent offices at first floor with own door access and 3 car parking spaces and new crossover to the elevation fronting Whitehall Close and a new shop front similar in style to the existing betting office also fronting Whitehall Close.

Unit 3, 194/196, Whitehall Road, Terenure, Dublin 6 With Access Fronting, Whitehall Close, Perrystown, Dublin 12

58m
SD10A/0081Grant Permission for Retention6 Apr 2010

Retention of stone finish shop front with associated signage together with an increase in roof ridge and eaves height of c.629mm from the previously granted planning permission, SD04A/0584 and PL06S.209862. Ground floor: retention of change of use from beauty salon to dental consultancy rooms together with toilets, storage and reception area; First floor: retention of change of use from office to dental repairs area with toilets and tea room; Attic: retention of attic space for storage c.18sq.m. all at 194/196 Whitehall Road with access fronting Whitehall Close.

194/196, Whitehall Road, Terenure, Dublin 6

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