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St. Joseph's Boys National School, Boot Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22, D22 PY13

Granted

Planning application SD24A/0085W

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

For replacement of existing playing pitch with construction of an all-weather pitch with 1800mm high perimeter fence and walking path with 3 No. 12m high floodlighting columns with 3No.floodlights on each, associated additional 6 No. carparking spaces and ancillary site works.

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Application Timeline

  1. Further information requested

    11 Jun 2024

  2. Further information received

    17 Jun 2024

  3. Application received

    15 Jul 2024

  4. Decision: Grant Permission

    9 Aug 2024

  5. Decision due

    12 Aug 2024

  6. Grant issued

    20 Sept 2024

Application Details

Location
St. Joseph's Boys National School, Boot Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22, D22 PY13
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Eircode
D22 PY13
Site Area
310 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
15 July 2024
Status
Final Grant
Decision
Grant Permission
Decision Date
9 August 2024
Grant Date
20 September 2024
Permission Expires
19 September 2029

Location

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SD24A/0060WInvalidate Application25 Mar 2024

Construction of an all-weather pitch with perimeter fence and walking path with 3 No. 12m high floodlights and ancillary site works.

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SD03B/0493Granted2 Oct 2003

2 storey extension to the rear with other minor alterations.

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SD07A/0318Granted2 May 2007

A two storey extension to assembly hall incorporating a stage area, meeting room, and toilet facilities at ground floor level and three number recourse rooms and storage room at first floor level

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SD11A/0195Granted17 Aug 2011

Single storey classroom extension and a single storey general purpose room and storeroom to be constructed on to the north and northwestern sides of St. Joseph's Boys School.

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SD21A/0317Granted28 Jul 2022

Demolish part of the modern extension constructed at the southern end of the original school building in order to construct a new single storey extension to accommodate a unit for children with special needs; ancillary works will include modifications to the original classroom block and the provision of new car parking spaces in the western forecourt area.

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SD15A/0018Granted27 Jan 2015

First floor classroom extension to the north eastern side.

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SD25A/0079WGranted24 Jul 2025

Change of use from residential dwelling, to use as an early childhood education Creche / Childcare facility for 58 No. of childcare places, operating between the hours of 7.30am - 6pm, Monday to Friday working in conjunction with existing facility to rear of the property.

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SD25A/0026WGranted10 Feb 2025

The development will consist of the sub-division of the existing dwelling and site to create 2 No. of 3 Bedroom semi-detached dwellings, with internal modifications, new gable-end type pitched roof, new ground floor extension to front, new vehicular access and associated site works.

18, St Anthony's Ave, Clondalkin, Dublin 22, D22 X234

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S99B/0057Granted5 Feb 1999

For kitchen, utility and dining room extension at rear, garage conversion and front porch.

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Conversion of a room to an apartment within existing house.

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