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37, Monastery Crescent, Dublin 22

Granted

Planning application SD08B/0138

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Demolition of garage and the provision of a new front entrance, a single storey extension to gable and dormer to the rear of the house consisting of 2 bedrooms, garage, bathroom and study.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    5 Mar 2008

  2. Decision: Grant Permission

    28 Apr 2008

  3. Decision due

    29 Apr 2008

  4. Grant issued

    10 Jun 2008

Application Details

Location
37, Monastery Crescent, Dublin 22
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
366 ha
Floor Area
65 sq m

Timeline

Registration Date
5 March 2008
Status
Decision
Decision
Grant Permission
Decision Date
28 April 2008
Grant Date
10 June 2008

Location

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ED26/0059Declared Exempt24 Jun 2026

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ED23/0026Declared Exempt & Declared Not Exempt28 Jun 2023

Enclosure of public open space, Installation of the gate from private garden to public open space and addition of path / widening of drive into open space

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SD04B/0046Granted13 Feb 2004

For a 600mm high dwarf wall to boundary of existing house.

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15m
SD06B/0093Refused21 Feb 2006

Conversion of existing garage to playroom with revisions at ground floor and three bedroom dormer extension.

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16m
S99B/0260Granted23 Apr 1999

Permission sought for extension to side of house with new gates and garden walls to side and rear.

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16m
SD06B/0752Granted9 Oct 2006

Conversion of garage to habitable space, construction of ground floor extension and 2no. dormer windows at first floor to front, construction of first floor extension to side and rear, modifications to front and rear elevations, internal modifications and associated works.

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ED23/0051Cannot Determine6 Dec 2023

1) Erection of gate from private to public space 2) change of use from publicly accessible open space to private use.

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19m
S02B/0018Granted15 Jan 2002

Extension to front elevation and relocation of front door and closure of existing second door.

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21m
ED26/0038Declared Not Exempt30 Apr 2026

1.Existing trees within the site boundaries to be removed complete. 2. Existing trees to back of public footpath, Remove 2no trees as indicated to form pedestrian access, width of access c.1.8m. Remove 50 % of the remaining trees and replace with new beech hedging to form a hedge, height of hedge c.1.5m. 3. Extend footpath within subject site boundaries up to existing gate, area of new footpath c.8.4m2. Form new beech hedge around extended footpath for security and privacy of the gate, height of hedge c.1.5m.

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25m
SD25B/0203Grant Permission for Retention10 Apr 2025

1) External insulation to front and gable with smooth render finish. 2) Porch overhang to front. 3) Removal of window to front to incorporate increased entrance size and reduced window size to front. 4) Increased dormer size and modified design with parapet to gable end to rear. 5) All associated site works and drainage connections.

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