RefusedDecided 22 March 2016Fingal County Council

Block C, Tyrrelstown District Centre, Hollywood Road, Mulhuddart, Dubl

Planning application FW16A/0013
DecisionRefuse permission for retention
Decided22 March 2016
Application typeRetention
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Proposed development

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Retention permission for the change of use of 3 no. office/professiona

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PL06F:246474Submitted 18 April 2016 / decided 19 August 2016
GrantedGrant Permission
  1. Appeal submittedAppeal reference PL06F:246474
    18 April 2016
  2. Appeal decisionGrant Permission
    19 August 2016
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