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Kilcronan Avenue, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

Granted

Planning application S99A/0454

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Erection of six 2-storey houses and a 3-storey block containing four apartments and a Community Room on a site adjoining the roundabout at Kilcronan Avenue, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    20 Aug 1999

  2. Decision due

    15 Oct 1999

  3. Decision: Grant Permission

    21 Oct 1999

  4. Grant issued

    3 Dec 1999

Application Details

Location
Kilcronan Avenue, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
3760 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
20 August 1999
Status
Decision
Decision
Grant Permission
Decision Date
21 October 1999
Grant Date
3 December 1999

Location

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SD06A/1103Invalid - Site Notice21 Dec 2006

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SD05A/0402Withdraw the Application4 Nov 2005

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SD04A/0583Refused22 Feb 2005

Construction of new three bed, two storey house (timber frame) with velux rooflight. Existing entrance to be widened by 2 metres and all associated site works. All services connected to existing.

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SD08B/0622Granted28 Aug 2008

Single storey side extension with pitched, hipped roof over with 1 no. velux rooflight over, proposed partial single storey rear extension with pitched roofs over with 4 no. velux rooflights over, proposed minor internal alterations & installation of new french doors in rear facade.

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SD26A/0039WInvalid - Site Notice16 Feb 2026

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SD25A/0044WGranted2 Jun 2025

Single storey extension to rear of existing house, permission also sought for 2 storey, 2 bedroom house to side, front and rear of existing house, new house being attached to existing and all associated site works

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SD07B/0362Granted27 Apr 2007

Two storey extension to front side and rear of existing house, extension consisting of kitchen enlargement and new lounge to ground floor, enlargement of bedroom no. 1 with ensuite and enlargement of main bathroom on first floor and all associated site works.

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SD16A/0284Granted8 Aug 2016

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