GrantedDecided 07 May 2026Dublin City Council

An Riocht, 6 Greenfield Crescent, Donnybrook, Dublin 4, D04E3Y1

Planning application WEB1217/26
DecisionGrant permission
Decided07 May 2026
Application typePermission
Source documentsPending

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Proposed development

Application description published by Dublin City Council.
Alterations to the planning application granted under Reg. Ref. WEB2421/24 which allowed for the demolition of an existing dwelling and the construction of a new part three storey, part single storey detached replacement dwelling with green roof over single storey element and balcony to rear at first floor level, as well as alterations to the front boundary, landscaping and all associated ancillary works. The alterations proposed to the approved development include internal and external modifications as follows: (i) a revised alignment and footprint of the ‘L’ shaped single storey ground floor element positioned to the rear; (ii) the provision of an external jacuzzi and pergola with retractable covering at ground floor level immediately adjacent to the approved gym and music room; (iii) a minor reduction of floor area at ground floor level along the northeastern elevation and inclusion of new entrance door to mudroom / laundry room; (iv) an increase in the first floor level footprint by 20sqm to provide for a sauna and dressing room in the north-eastern section of the floor plan and an increase in the area of the bedroom in the north-western corner of the first floor level; (v) the provision of 2 no. external terraces to first floor level bedrooms along the western (front) elevation; (vi) an increase in the second floor level footprint by 32sqm. This level will now include 2 no. bedrooms with ensuites and walk-in closets, a reading room and a plant room. (vii) Minor interior reconfiguration across all floor levels to facilitate changes to the overall layout; and, (viii) all associated facade and external works, including the provision of new and replacement windows, doors, and opes, necessary to facilitate the proposed amendments. (ix) The proposal also includes all other associated engineering works including the provision of EV charging points and the removal of existing entrance pillars to replace with new automated sliding vehicular entrance gates, (x) landscaping works including the provision of planter beds, water features, a putting green, a tennis wall, (xi) and all other necessary works to facilitate the development. The proposed works will result in the permitted 7-bedroom house now comprising 6 bedrooms.

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