Murray’s Lane, Hayestown, Rush, Co. Dublin., K56 WP59 — planning permission refused (F26A/0315E) / PlanIntel

Proposed development

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Retention of a horticultural shed, apiarist processing area,

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Decision details

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Application ref: F26A/0315E
Received: 20 April 2026
Decided: 08 June 2026
FI requested: No

Authority: Fingal County Council
Application type: Permission and Retention
Outcome: Refuse permission & refuse retention
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