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Site contained within parkland at Airlie Heights (bordering Dodsboro), Lucan, Co. Dublin

Granted

Planning application SD14A/0035

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Construction and use of an all weather football pitch including surrounding fencing, floodlighting and associated site works including a connecting pathway to the existing clubhouse.

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Application Timeline

  1. Further information requested

    17 Apr 2014

  2. Further information received

    13 May 2014

  3. Application received

    16 Sept 2014

  4. Decision due

    13 Oct 2014

  5. Decision: Grant Permission

    13 Oct 2014

  6. Appeal submitted

    7 Nov 2014

  7. Appeal decided: Grant Permission

    22 Jun 2015

Application Details

Location
Site contained within parkland at Airlie Heights (bordering Dodsboro), Lucan, Co. Dublin.
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
7822 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
16 September 2014
Status
Officer Allocation
Decision
Grant Permission
Decision Date
13 October 2014
Permission Expires
3 June 2015

An Coimisiún Pleanála Appeal

Appeal Reference
PL 06S.244079
Decision
Grant Permission
Submitted
7 November 2014
Decided
22 June 2015

Location

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SD14A/0035/FEPRefuse Further Ext of Duration of Permission28 Jul 2023

Construction and use of an all weather football pitch including surrounding fencing, floodlighting and associated site works including a connecting pathway to the existing clubhouse.

Site contained within parkland at Airlie Heights (bordering Dodsboro), Lucan, Co. Dublin.

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SD14A/0035/EPGrant Extension of Duration of Permission28 Jan 2020

Construction and use of an all weather football pitch including surrounding fencing, floodlighting and associated site works including a connecting pathway to the existing clubhouse.

Site contained within parkland at Airlie Heights (bordering Dodsboro), Lucan, Co. Dublin.

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SD04A/0261Refused22 Apr 2004

Childcare facilities within existing house.

76, Airlie Heights, Lucan, Dublin

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SD13B/0286Granted18 Nov 2013

Two storey extension to the side and rear comprising kitchen/dining, utility room at ground floor and three bedrooms at first floor; also for a single storey extension to the front with internal modifications and for a new 3.4m wide vehicular entrance with new driveway and associated site works.

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SD18B/0185Granted6 Jul 2018

Demolition of existing sub-standard single storey extension and shed to rear and the erection of new two storey bedroom, bathroom, kitchen and living room extension to rear and alterations to porch roof to front, with internal alterations to house with all associated site and drainage works.

26, Dodsboro Cottages, Lucan, Co. Dublin

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SD13B/0002Granted7 Jan 2013

Widening of existing vehicular entrance driveway to 3.6m, a replacement single storey porch to the front and a part single/part two storey extension to the rear.

25 Dodsboro Cottages, Lucan, Co. Dublin.

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SD09B/0465Granted3 Dec 2009

Construction of single storey bay window and porch extension to front of dwelling.

89, Airlie Heights, Lucan, Co. Dublin

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SD09B/0464Granted3 Dec 2009

Construction of single storey bay window and porch extension to front of dwelling.

88, Airlie Heights, Lucan, Co. Dublin

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SD06B/0492Granted30 Jun 2006

2 storey extension to the rear.

23D, Dodsborough Cottages, Lucan, Dublin

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SD26B/0307WGranted19 Jun 2026

Construction of a single storey extension to front, two storey extension to side and rear and single storey extension to rear of existing dwelling; New pedestrian access gate to side wall into rear garden.

87, Airlie Heights, Doddsborough, Lucan, Dublin, K78 H6T8

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