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Unit 12, Robinhood Industrial Estate, Robinhood Road, Dublin 22, D22E894

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Planning application SD26A/0153W

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Retention of church use within the northern single-storey section of building (Unit 12).

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    25 Jun 2026

  2. Further information requested

    18 Aug 2026

  3. Decision: Request Additional Information

    18 Aug 2026

  4. Decision due

    19 Aug 2026

Application Details

Location
Unit 12, Robinhood Industrial Estate, Robinhood Road, Dublin 22, D22E894
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Retention
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Eircode
D22E894
Site Area
1520 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
25 June 2026
Status
AI Requested
Decision
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Decision Date
18 August 2026

Location

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SD24A/0217WRefused27 Feb 2025

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To demolish existing single storey offices and construct new two storey offices.

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SD06A/1111Granted16 May 2007

New wall cladding & window fenestration including signage to the front, side and rear, internal alterations and new boundary wall & railing to the west boundary.

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SD17A/0127Refused20 Apr 2017

The erection of a lock up shed and associated site works.

1, Robinhood Industrial Estate, Dublin 22

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SD16A/0435Refused14 Dec 2016

Erection of a lock up shed and associated site works.

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SD08A/0119Grant Permission for Retention9 May 2008

Retention of change of use of light industrial unit yard for use as car sales area including "portacabin" canteen and office units and demountable steel workshop.

Unit 1B, Robinhood Industrial Estate, Ballymount, Dublin 12

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S98A/0870Granted17 Dec 1998

Replacement of warehouse, previously demolished due to fire damage, with new slightly enlarged warehouse and ancillary office accommodation.

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SD04A/0020Granted5 Jan 2004

Construct an extension to existing offices at ground floor level to extend to full width of existing warehouse and also to construct a first floor extension over existing ground floor extension. To relocate existing entrance to five metres north of present location.

Unit 2, Robinhood Industrial Estate, Longmile Road, Dublin 22

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SD11A/0256Refuse Permission & Refuse Retention25 Oct 2011

Development consists of: Retention for a temporary period of 3 years only of a commercial development consisting of use of land for sale and display of motor vehicles, including: a) 3 no. shed units (motor sales office (19.3sqm) and 2 no. storage sheds (34sqm each); b) hard surfacing of site (985sqm) for the display of vehicles to be sold; c) all advertising/ signage; d) vehicular access/ egress onto the Robinhood Road; e) palisade fencing, security lighting and all ancillary site development works.

Carcraft, Robinhood Road, Clondalkin, Dublin, 22

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SD03A/0949Granted3 Mar 2004

Construction of a new vehicular entrance to existing light industrial unit at 53 Robinhood Industrial Estate, the remodelling of the existing vehicular entrance to 53A Robinhood Industrial Estate, the construction of two no. light industrial units together with 12 no. car parking spaces at 53A Robinhood Industrial Estate and associated site works

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