RefusedDecided 30 April 2026Fingal County Council

Lands at Folio DN17884, R122 Curragh West Naul to Garristown Road, Co.

Planning application F26A/0167E
DecisionRefuse permission & refuse retention
Decided30 April 2026
Application typePermission and Retention
Source documents9

Site

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Proposed development

Application description published by Fingal County Council.
Retention permission is requested for vehicular access & gate to the s

Application and appeal history

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PL-501376-DF-26Submitted 21 May 2026 / decided Not recorded
Granted
  1. Appeal submittedAppeal reference PL-501376-DF-26
    21 May 2026

Appeal documents

  • F26A_0167E_Appeal_Documents.pdfAppeal / OCR pendingindexed
  • F26A_0167E_Appeal_Response.pdfAppeal / OCR pendingindexed

Decision details

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Planning analysis

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Source documents

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