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122 Carrigwood, Firhouse, Dublin 24

Refused

Planning application S02B/0039

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Extended ridge line of existing roof to form new part hipped roof for access internally to roof space.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    31 Jan 2002

  2. Decision: Refuse Permission

    27 Mar 2002

  3. Decision due

    28 Mar 2002

Application Details

Location
122 Carrigwood, Firhouse, Dublin 24.
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
220 ha
Floor Area
19.72 sq m

Timeline

Registration Date
31 January 2002
Status
Decision
Decision
Refuse Permission
Decision Date
27 March 2002

Location

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10m
SD21B/0506Declared Withdrawn27 Aug 2021

Retention of existing house as built.

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SD06A/0548Granted1 Nov 2006

(1) Demolition of shed to rear, single storey extension to side and front; (2) construction of a 3-bed, 2-storey detached dwelling with new vehicular entrance & ancillary services to side; (3) new roof canopy over entrance door and repositioning of vehicular entrance to front of existing dwelling.

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SD24B/0359Granted13 Aug 2024

Hip Build up into dutch Hip at attic level. Attic Conversion with dormer roof window & rooflight on rear slope of roof at attic level

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37m
SD21B/0353Granted22 Jun 2021

Construction of a single storey flat roofed extension to the rear and side; construction of a single storey porch to the front along with the removal of decorative stone cladding to the front elevation; window openings to the side at both ground and first floor levels; construction of a screen wall to the side; remodel living room window opening and replace all existing windows; internal remodelling works associated with the proposed works.

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41m
SD05A/0928Granted2 Mar 2006

Construction of a 2 storey detached, 5 bedroom dwelling with vehicular access and all associated new boundary treatments and site works on approved site (Reg Ref SD03A/0189) conditioned as no. 72A.

72A, Carrigwood Estate, Firhouse, Dublin 24

41m
SD03A/0189Granted4 Apr 2003

Two storey detached, 3 bedroom dwelling with new vehicular access and gate and all associated boundary treatments and site works at the site to the side.

72, Carrigwood Estate, Firhouse, Dublin 24

41m
SD17B/0272Granted4 Aug 2017

Permission for a 4.6sq.m single storey extension to the front of the dwelling. The extension is to comprise an extended living room and porch and an extension to the attic comprising an extension of the roof hip to the side, with a rear-facing dormer window.

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56m
SD04B/0098Granted8 Mar 2004

Construction of a single storey extension to side of existing house to provide kitchen, utility room and study incorporating 3 No. velux rooflights.

73, Carrigwood, Firhouse, Dublin 24

56m
SD03B/0409Granted5 Nov 2003

The removal of and alteration to the existing hip roof to the house and the creation of a new roof with a gable-end affecting the side, front and rear elevations of the house. The creation of a new dormer window to the rear roof of the dwelling and conversion of the attic to study. The demolition of the existing chimney and creation of a new window to the side elevation.

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