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Friarstown Lower, Bohernabreena, Tallaght, Dublin 24

Refuse Permission for Retention

Planning application SD07A/0378

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Retain and complete existing shed structure which is to be used as a replacement for existing old shed which has been partially demolished to allow for construction of new shed.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    24 May 2007

  2. Decision due

    17 Jul 2007

  3. Decision: Refuse Permission for Retention

    18 Jul 2007

Application Details

Location
Friarstown Lower, Bohernabreena, Tallaght, Dublin 24
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Retention
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
591 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
24 May 2007
Status
Decision
Decision
Refuse Permission for Retention
Decision Date
18 July 2007

Location

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SD08A/0398Grant Permission & Grant Retention20 Aug 2008

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SD20B/0505Granted16 Dec 2020

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S94A/0533Granted12 Jun 1995

Retention of 2 agricultural buildings at rear.

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SD22B/0056Granted11 Feb 2022

New two storey extension to rear of existing dwelling comprising 49sq.m additional floor area at ground floor and 22.5sq.m additional floor area at first floor, including the introduction of a family flat of 90sq.m floor area within the footprint of the existing dwelling and associated internal alterations. Introduction of a new porch at existing main entrance door and new rooflight on existing pitched roof. Upgrade of existing drainage including replacement of existing septic tank.

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SD22B/0507Granted21 Nov 2022

Changes to previously granted permission PR/0456/22; Minor elevation changes to proposed extension and entrance porch to existing house, change in flat roof finish to the proposed extension, external wall insulation to the existing house and all associated site works.

Cnoc Mhuire, Friarstown Lower, Bohernabreena, Dublin 24

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SD14B/0245Granted25 Sept 2014

Ground floor extension and re-roofing of existing family home to include first floor bedroom and family/TV room with all ancillary works.

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SD04A/0440Granted13 Jan 2005

Permission for 2 bungalows with individual waste water treatment systems for each bungalow, and for a new shared vehicular access from public road to serve both dwellings on site .

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98m
S98A/0793Refused20 Nov 1998

Conservatory/porch to the side and rear.

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S94A/0449Granted20 Jun 1995

Retention and completion of bungalow, septic tank and private garage.

Friarstown, Tallaght.

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