Planning application · Dublin City Council

& PERMISSION: Retention at 23 Harrington Street and to the side of 12 Stamer Street, Saint

Lands to the rear of 23 Harrington Street and to the side of 12 Stamer Street, Saint Kevin's, Dublin 8

WEB1838/26 · DublinGranted

up to 3 storeys · 0.022 ha · Granted · permission to Jun 2031 (estimate)

Planning application WEB1838/26 to Dublin City Council: & PERMISSION: Retention, at 23 Harrington Street and to the side of 12 Stamer Street, Saint. Granted by the council on 5 June 2026. The permission normally runs to June 2031 (an estimate: the grant plus five years).

Timeline

  1. Application lodged
  2. Council granted
  3. Permission normally ends (estimate)

The end date is an estimate: the grant plus five years, the normal life of a permission. An extension or a commencement changes it.

Key facts

Reference
WEB1838/26
Planning authority
Dublin City Council
Received
13 Apr 2026
Decided
5 Jun 2026
Status
Granted
Use
Residential
Dwellings (estimated)
5
Read from the description, not stated on the register.
Bedrooms
2
Site area
0.022 ha

Proposed development

RETENTION & PERMISSION: Retention permission is sought for the demolition of a single storey shed structure to the rear of No. 23 Harrington Street and to the north of No. 12 Stamer Street. Permission is sought for alterations to a previously granted residential development under Reg. Ref. 3815/23 which included 3 no. approved two-bedroom residential units and all associated ancillary works. The alterations proposed include: (i) construction of 2 no. three-storey over basement semi-detached residential dwellings (House A and House B) each providing for 3 no. bedrooms. (ii) House A provides for private open space at basement and ground floor with a terrace at second floor level (totalling 48.5 sqm) and House B provides for private open space at ground floor level with a terrace at second floor level (totalling 69.2 sqm). (iii) Provision is made for bin stores and secure bicycle parking spaces for each unit within the curtilage of the site. (iv) The proposal also includes alterations to the existing western boundary wall including the omission of the existing vehicular entrance to provide for a pedestrian entrance to House A and separate pedestrian entrance to House B; and (v) all associated works, including boundary treatments, landscaping, drainage and engineering works necessary to facilitate the development.

Planning status

Permission was granted on 5 Jun 2026. The four-week appeal period has passed with no appeal recorded, so the permission is final. Works can start once a commencement notice is lodged; the permission normally runs to Jun 2031 (estimate).

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