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47, Killakee Park, Dublin 24

Granted

Planning application SD13B/0242

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Construction of a single storey 51sq.m garden shed/store in rear garden with associated new pedestrian rear entrance from Ballycullen Drive.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    7 Oct 2013

  2. Decision: Grant Permission

    27 Nov 2013

  3. Decision due

    1 Dec 2013

  4. Grant issued

    7 Jan 2014

Application Details

Location
47, Killakee Park, Dublin 24
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
2760 ha
Floor Area
51 sq m

Timeline

Registration Date
7 October 2013
Status
Decision
Decision
Grant Permission
Decision Date
27 November 2013
Grant Date
7 January 2014

Location

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Planning Applications Nearby

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21m
SD04B/0446Grant Permission for Retention20 Aug 2004

Retention of temporary rear entrance off Ballycullen Drive for use as a permanent vehicular entrance with new double gates and associated site works.

41, Kilakee Park, Firhouse, Dublin 24

28m
SD22B/0172Granted25 Apr 2022

Conversion of attic space to non-habitable space; raise gable to mini-hip; dormer to rear; removal of existing rear conservatory and construction of single storey extension to rear and all associated site works.

39, Killakee Park, Dublin 24

35m
SD21B/0105Granted12 Jul 2021

Alterations/extension of the existing two-storey semi-detached house comprising: construction of a new two storey and single storey flat roof extension to the rear, single storey zinc roof extension to the front, reformation of the existing roof from hipped to gable end to accommodate attic conversion with new dormer window to the rear roof pitch, 2 rooflights to the front roof pitch, modification of the existing internal layout and fenestration, and associated site development.

37, Killakee Park, Dublin 24

51m
S00A/0688Refuse Outline Permission7 Dec 2000

erect a two storey house

beside 33 Killakee Park, Firhouse, Dublin 24.

51m
SD07B/0577Granted2 Jul 2007

Demolition of existing garage and construction of a single storey granny flat with a pitched roof to side of existing house.

33, Killakee Park, Dublin 24

56m
SD20B/0233Granted9 Jul 2020

A single storey extension to the rear with flat roof over for extended living accommodation; a dormer window to the rear roof profile for extended attic space; a change in roof profile from a hipped roof to a half hipped roof at gable end.

8, Kilakee Park, Tallaght, Dublin 24

57m
SD21B/0232Granted22 Apr 2021

Front porch & sitting room extension with tiled roof over; extend the existing ridge tiles & hipped roof to form a new dutch type roof structure: new single storey extension to the rear with a tiled roof with rooflights; extend existing gable structure up to new soffit level; new three obscure double glazed windows in gable; new attic conversion with a new dormer roof structure in existing rear tiled roof: internal alterations; new external finished to match existing & associated site works.

22, Killakee Park, Dublin 24

62m
SD04A/0140Granted27 Feb 2004

Development will consist of a new two storey house with pitched roof and new driveway access from Killakee Gardens.

Side of, 61, Killakee Park, Firhouse, Dublin 24

62m
SD03A/0759Refused23 Jan 2004

A new two storey house with pitched roof and new driveway access from Killakee Gardens.

Side of, 61, Killakee Park, Firhouse, Dublin 24

90m
SD08A/0722Declared Withdrawn17 Oct 2008

4 no. 5-a-side all-weather football pitches to the west (rear) of the existing community centre. Pitches will comprise typical all-weather surface together with colour-coated steel mesh enclosure approx 4.5m high and low spread pitch floodlighting on 9m columns-all to specialist design.

Ballycullen Drive, Firhouse, Dublin 24

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