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6, Ballynakelly, Newcastle, Co. Dublin

Granted

Planning application SD05A/0984

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Social & affordable bungalow and entrance driveway to rear to facilitate bungalow.

View the full application file on the council's planning portal →

Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    7 Dec 2005

  2. Decision due

    9 Feb 2006

  3. Decision: Grant Permission

    9 Feb 2006

  4. Grant issued

    22 Mar 2006

Application Details

Location
6, Ballynakelly, Newcastle, Co. Dublin.
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
1099 ha
Floor Area
167 sq m
Residential Units
1

Timeline

Registration Date
7 December 2005
Status
Decision
Decision
Grant Permission
Decision Date
9 February 2006
Grant Date
22 March 2006

Location

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Planning Applications Nearby

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3m
SD04A/0295Refused4 May 2004

Dormer bungalow to the rear.

6, Ballynakelly Cottages, Newcastle, Co. Dublin

26m
S00A/0187Granted22 Mar 2000

Construct a bungalow and install a biocycle sewage treatment unit.

Rear of No.5 Ballynakelly Cottages, Newcastle, Co. Dublin.

26m
S99A/0319Refused17 May 1999

Construct a bungalow and install a biocycle sewerage treatment plant.

Rear of 5 Ballynakelly Cottages, Newcastle, Co. Dublin.

55m
SD04A/0199Refused26 Mar 2004

Build a 2 storey dormer bungalow with associated site works.

Site Beside, 4, Ballynakelly New Cottages, Newcastle, Co. Dublin

55m
SD05A/0377Granted29 Nov 2005

3 bedroom bungalow, and associated site works.

Site beside 4 Ballynakelly New Cottages, Newcastle, Co. Dublin.

64m
SD08B/0678Granted1 Oct 2008

The demolition of 17sq.m. of existing dwelling & the construction of new single storey extension. Permission is also sought for the increase in width of existing pedestrian gate from 2m to 3m.

9, Ballynakelly Cottages, Newcastle, Co. Dublin.

64m
SD08B/0194Refused26 Mar 2008

Demolition of 17sq.m. of existing dwelling & the construction of new extension. Permission is also sought for the increase in width of existing pedestrian gate to 3m.

9, Ballynakelly Cottages, Newcastle, Co. Dublin.

64m
SD08B/0025Invalid - Site Notice21 Jan 2008

Demolition of 17sq.m. of existing dwelling & the construction of new extension permission is also sought for the increase in width of existing pedestrian gate to 3m.

9, Ballynakelly Cottages, Newcastle, Co. Dublin.

96m
SD22A/0298Grant Permission & Grant Retention28 Oct 2022

St. Finians GAA Club, intend to apply for the following retention permission and planning permission at an existing GAA pitch facility at Rathcreedan, Newcastle, Co Dublin. Retention permission is sought for 1,550m2 unmetalled drop-off area/carpark ancillary to the GAA pitch use and planning permission is sought for: GAA pitch goal posts (2No. standard 8m high) coupled with 8m high ballstop nets to the rear of each goal post. Entrance improvements from the existing Newcastle Road (R120) to the site including widening existing gate from 4.2m to 6m with setback gate arrangement to improve sightlines.

Rathcreedan, Newcastle, Co. Dublin

96m
SD24A/0254WGranted19 Sept 2025

Alterations to existing granted Planning Permission for works at the existing GAA pitch facility (granted Planning Application Reg. Ref. SD22A/0298) at Rathcreedan, Newcastle, Co. Dublin. The subject alterations for which planning permission is sought for are as follows: 1. Addition of 6No. lighting columns, 15m tall pitch lights. 2. Addition of non-illuminated flat board sponsor signage at the north boundary of the pitch area. The extent and location of the signage is defined on the accompanying drawings. All other details remain as per the granted applications Reg. Ref. SD22A/0298.

Rathcreedan (R120), Newcastle, Co. Dublin

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