Planning application · Dublin City Council

We, Sonja Opacic and Keith Power, are applying for full planning permission…

Moyliss Mews, 107 Saint Mary's Lane, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4 , D04N4X6

3147/25 · DublinLodged
Reference
3147/25
Planning authority
Dublin City Council
Received
8 Apr 2025
Decided
15 Apr 2025
Status
Lodged
Site area
0.0174 ha

Proposed development

We, Sonja Opacic and Keith Power, are applying for full planning permission for development for development at Moyliss Mews, 107 St Mary's Lane, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4 DO4 N4X6. The proposed development will consist of; a) Alterations to the front elevation b) alterations to rear elevation, c) first foor extension to the rear and all associated site works.

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