Planning application · Dublin City Council

PERMISSION: The site is a corner site adjoining St. Brigid's Road Upper. The development…

56 St. Alphonsus Road, Drumcondra, Dublin 9, D09 H5F3

3035/25 · DublinIn Assessment
Reference
3035/25
Planning authority
Dublin City Council
Received
28 Jan 2025
Decided
31 Jan 2025
Status
In Assessment
Site area
0.0242 ha

Proposed development

PERMISSION: The site is a corner site adjoining St. Brigid's Road Upper. The development will consist of demolition of the existing boundary wall and reconstruction of the boundary wall, construction of a single-storey, flat roof extension to the rear of the existing house and a covered external area to the rear of the site.

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