10, Wood Dale Drive, Ballycullen, Firhouse, Tallaght
Declared WithdrawnPlanning application SD25B/0025
Dublin - South Dublin County Council
Proposed Development
The demolition of an existing garden shed structure to the side of the property and the construction of a single storey flat roof granny flat to the side of the property
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Application received
27 Jan 2025
Further information requested
20 Mar 2025
Decision due
24 Mar 2025
Application withdrawn
13 Jan 2026
Decision: Declared Withdrawn
13 Jan 2026
Application Details
- Location
- 10, Wood Dale Drive, Ballycullen, Firhouse, Tallaght
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- Permission
- Planning Authority
- South Dublin County Council
- Site Area
- 20 ha
- Floor Area
- 22.68 sq m
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 27 January 2025
- Status
- Decision
- Decision
- Declared Withdrawn
- Decision Date
- 13 January 2026
- Withdrawn
- 13 January 2026
Location
Planning Applications Nearby
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83 No. 3 and 4 bed houses on site circa 9.2 acres. The development forms an extension to Phases 1 and 2 of existing Permitted Development known as 'Ballycullen View' Reg. Ref. S94A/0335.
Oldcourt and Ballycragh with access off the proposed Scholarstown/Killininny , Link Road from the Ballycullen Road.
The development of ground and first floor extension to rear, first floor extension to side, conversion of attic to storage room with 2 No. roof lights and a porch extension to front.
43, Wooddale Crescent, Ballycullen View, Dublin 24
An entrance porch (area approx. 10sq.m.) to front of house.
47, Wooddale Crescent, Ballycullen, Dublin, 24
Single storey porch to front.
36, Wood Dale Close, Firhouse, Dublin 24
Attic conversion with dormer window to rear, roof light to front, alterations to existing hipped roof & gable wall to from a new 'Dutch' hip type gable wall & a ground floor extension to side.
36, Wood Dale Close, Ballycullen View, Dublin 24
(a) Dormer window to side facing roof to facilitate access to existing converted attic; (b) Velux type rooflight to existing front facing roof.
28, Wood Dale Close, Dublin 24
The construction of a ground floor extension to front of dwelling and an extension to the height of part side boundary wall, new ridge height to ground floor extension and extended roof over garage. First floor side extension and extended roof over same, consisting of extension to garage, living room and proposed entrance lobby with additional storage and a bay window to existing sitting room at ground floor level, a new bedroom and a proposed window to rear of dwelling at first floor level and all associated work above and below ground.
38, Wood Dale Green, Dublin 24
First floor dormer extension with tiled roof over garage, also tiled canopy extension across front elevation and domestic store room to attic with 3 No. velux roof lights to rear. Also retention of garage and study at side and utility room, and dining room extension.
45, Wood Dale Drive, Ballycullen, Dublin 24
A single storey extension to rear of the existing house of 21.2sq.m. in area to be used as a sessional playgroup childcare facility. The extension is to include a play area and a W.C; the change of use of the existing ground floor rear dining area (12sq.m.) to be ancillary to the childcare facility. The total area of the childcare facility will be 33.2sq.m. including play areas totalling 30sq.m.. The works will also include partial demolition of the kitchen area to allow for the provision of a new roof to the extension. The facility will have its own entrance door and a ramp will be provided for wheelchair/pram access.
24, Wood Dale Close, Dublin 24
Single storey extension to the full extent of the side and rear with 3 rooflights to the side and 2 roof lights with one dormer style window to the rear.
14, Wood Dale Close, Ballycullen, Tallaght, Dublin 24.
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