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Partial coverage5 register records are within the point-match tolerance; a parcel boundary is needed to treat this as exact.
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77, Jamestown Road, Inchicore, Dublin 8 D08 A06C
One-off house / within 5 km where a location match is available
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Executive snapshot
Local planning pattern
13% of nearby decided applications were refused. The site check found 9,055 decisions within 5 km, 5 exact-site or onsite candidate records, and 1949 structured appeals.
- Matched source
- WEB1634/22
- 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 coverage1949 structured nearby appeal records.
1,949 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 matched9,055Nearby applications
5Site-linked candidates
13%Nearby refused
1,949Structured appeals
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Top refusal reasons nearby
Residential Amenity7
Traffic Sightlines6
Visual Amenity4
Zoning Contravention3
Design2
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Nearest planning decisions
WEB1634/22
The demolition of the existing shed and covered storage yard to the rear of the existing house. The construction of a detached 2 storey, one bedroom house to the rear/side of the existing house with pedestrian access to Jamestown Avenue, consisting of an open plan kitchen/dining and living area on the ground floor and a bedroom with shower room and storage area on the first floor.
WEB1545/20
The development will consist of the demolition of a vacant, end-of-terrace shop unit to allow for the construction of 2 no. townhouse type dwellings. Together, these will approximate the existing building envelope but will include front porches and ground floor extensions to the rear to make space for living, kitchen, and dining uses. The first floor and attic level will consist of a total 3 no. bedrooms in each unit, the uppermost of which will be contained under a new pitched roof with dormer windows to the rear. The front and rear outdoor spaces will serve as private outdoor gardens.
WEB1197/23
The conversion of attic space with new dormer roof to the rear and two new Velux roof windows to the front and all associated works.
WEB2608/24
The development consists of (A) a proposed two storey extension to the rear (North) elevation of an existing two storey house, (B) internal reconfiguration over existing kitchen and bathroom, across ground and 1st floor and (C) all associated works.
WEB1370/20
Single storey rear extension, attic conversion with raised ridge height for dormer to rear plus garage at rear with vehicular access opposite Jamestown Court.
4821/22
Planning permission for the following: (a) Demolition of 2 no. 2 storey apartment buildings (b) Construction of 2 no. apartment buildings comprising of 1 no. 3 storey block and 1 no. 4 storey block containing 43 no. 1 bedroom apartments with private balconies (total 2325 sq.m) accessed off covered external walkways together with community facilities including community centre on ground floor of proposed Block A (105 sq.m), landscaped courtyard, mobility storage area (18.65 sq.m), refuse store (28 sq.m) together with all associated site works including 6 no carparking spaces plus 44 no. bicycle spaces and ESB sub station. (c) The site works to include upgrade of open space amenity area for completed phase 1 of overall development.
The brief summarizes the pattern across all 9,055 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 WEB1634/22The 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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