GrantedDecided 01 July 2026Fingal County Council

The Rath, Sandyhill, Rolestown, Co. Dublin, K67 FW31

Planning application F26A/0245E
DecisionGrant permission
Decided01 July 2026
Application typePermission
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Proposed development

Application description published by Fingal County Council.
The development will consist of: (i) the change of use of the ground and first floor of the existing residential dwelling to guesthouse accommodation use, comprising 10 no. guest accommodation rooms with en-suites, 2 no. dining rooms, 1 no. kitchen, 1 no. office and 1 no. sitting room; (ii) the provision of 11 no. car parking spaces at the front of the property, including 1 no. accessible car park; and (iii) all other ancillary works necessary to facilitate the development. Additional Information Received 4/6/2026

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