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Planning application WEB2019/24

Planning permission for the following: Removal of existing pitched (hipped) roof and replacement with flat (green) roof…

The Mews Fairfield Court, Herbert Road, Sandymount, Dublin 4

Appeal decision

Grant permission with revised conditions

Latest milestone

Final grant

19 Dec 2025

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Application timeline

Key milestones

Council and An Coimisiún Pleanála milestones.

  1. Application received

  2. Further information requested

  3. Further information received

  4. Decision: GRANT PERMISSION

  5. Appeal lodged with An Coimisiún Pleanála

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  6. Final grant

  7. Appeal decision: Grant permission with revised conditions

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Application details

Planning reference
WEB2019/24
Council
Dublin City Council
Proposal description
Planning permission for the following: Removal of existing pitched (hipped) roof and replacement with flat (green) roof, increase in height of external walls to allow for parapet to new flat roof , removal of existing ground floor bay window, glazed entrance screen and glazed roof to lobby, removal of chimney breast, extension of ground floor by a total of 6.72 sqM , extension of first floor to front and side (over existing Ground floor Kitchen area) by a total of 17.86 sqM. Works also include for solar panels and heat pump to roof.
Location / address
The Mews Fairfield Court, Herbert Road, Sandymount, Dublin 4
Application type
Permission
Received / registered
20 Aug 2024
Council decision
GRANT PERMISSION
Council decision date
7 Apr 2025
Final grant date
19 Dec 2025
Appeal lodged
2 May 2025
Appeal decision
Grant permission with revised conditions
Appeal decision date
19 Dec 2025

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