GrantedDecided 09 July 2026South Dublin County Council

58 Allenton Drive, Ballycragh, Tallaght, Dublin 24

Planning application SD26A/0115W
DecisionGrant permission
Decided09 July 2026
Application typePermission
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Site

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Proposed development

Application description published by South Dublin County Council.
Two storey end of terrace dwelling to the side of existing house plus alterations to the internal ground floor plus modifications to the front elevation of number 58 with the relocation of the front door and one number window from the side elevation to the front elevation, increasing a section of the existing side and rear boundary walls to 1.8m in height plus widening of existing vehicular entrance for the purpose of creating a shared vehicular entrance and all associated site works and all associated site works.

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