Applications tied to the site
Partial coverage23 register records are within the point-match tolerance; a parcel boundary is needed to treat this as exact.
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64, Eugene Street, Dublin 8
One-off house / within 5 km where a location match is available
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Local planning pattern
13% of nearby decided applications were refused. The site check found 13,413 decisions within 5 km, 23 exact-site or onsite candidate records, and 2470 structured appeals.
- Matched source
- WEB1002/25
- Project type
- One-off house
- Coverage
- 5 km radius
Evidence maturity
What this site brief can substantiate today
Each section reports its own coverage, per county. “Not yet covered” means the source dataset is not loaded for this local authority, so the brief draws no conclusion there and says where to check — it never reads as “no constraint found”.
Zoning and settlement
Partial coverage1 of 2 layers are loaded for Dublin City Council and were intersected with the site; settlement boundary is not loaded and no conclusion is drawn for it.
1 matchedRural-housing policy
Not yet coveredNo verified rural-housing citation is loaded for Dublin City Council, so this brief makes no current policy claim and relies on decision history.
Flood, heritage, ecology and archaeology
Partial coverage2 of 4 layers are loaded for Dublin City Council and were intersected with the site; flood and built heritage are not loaded and no conclusion is drawn for them.
2 matchedAccess, road and wastewater prompts
Partial coverage0 prompts are backed by extracted nearby decision evidence; all prompts remain checks, not predictions.
Structured appeal history
Confirmed coverage2470 structured nearby appeal records.
2,470 matchedCurrent policy citations
Confirmed coverageCitations are current-dated and carry policy name, section, page and source URL from the Dublin City Council development plan.
1 matched13,413Nearby applications
23Site-linked candidates
13%Nearby refused
2,470Structured appeals
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Top refusal reasons nearby
Residential Amenity5
Design2
Traffic Sightlines2
Visual Amenity2
Procedure Invalid1
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Nearest planning decisions
WEB1002/25
The proposed development consists of the renovation and restoration of an Artisan Dwelling which is presently in derelict condition. It is proposed that the floor level of the existing dwelling be lowered 850mm to create additional internal height for the project. This added height will allow for a ground floor and first floor, with a ground floor to ceiling height of 2400mm and an attic conversion with a floor to ceiling height of 2400mm. Planning is also sought for a ground floor single storey extension to the rear of the property, a large dormer window to the rear roof plane to create space for a bedroom, stairwell and office room, and one velux roof window to the front roof plane of the property. Plus all associated site works
WEB1785/26
Permission is sought for development at No. 38 Eugene Street, Dublin 8. The development will consist of the partial demolition of the existing rear return, construction of a single-storey rear extension, and a first-floor extension with associated pitched roof incorporating front-facing and rear-facing roof lights, resulting in an increase to the existing ridge height. The works also include internal reconfiguration, modifications to existing elevations, new windows and doors, and all associated site works.
WEB2999/25
DUBLIN CITY COUNCIL – I, Mary Ann Murphy, intend to apply for PERMISSION, for development at this site 10 Cameron Street, Dublin 8. The development consist of extension to the rear ground and first floor and demolition of rear w/c. Extension works include relocation of stairs, enlargement of bedrooms to the rear of first floor, enlargement of living area as an open plan kitchen, dinning and living room, inclusion of a downstairs toilet and an upstairs shower room. With all the associated ancillary works.
WEB2677/25
An 8.17 Sq.m First Floor extension to rear of 3 Cameron Street Dublin 8, visible from Maxwell Street
WEB1016/25
RETENTION Permission for Retention of: new first floor / dormer rear extension with extension of roof ridge consisting of conversion of attic with new stairs to provide new bedroom and ensuite new office and storage space and new velux window to front roof and associated works.
WEB2710/24
RETENTION: raising ridge height to front with rooflight in front slope, two-storey extension to rear with a rear garden of less than 25m2 and garden shed
The brief summarizes the pattern across all 13,413 matched decisions within 5 km and includes up to 80 detailed comparables (40 nearest refusals and 40 nearest grants), with extracted reasons, quotes, and available source links. €39 incl. VAT.
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Matched from public planning record WEB1002/25The site brief adds up to 80 nearest detailed grants and refusals, extracted source evidence, document links, and a shareable risk summary.
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