Planning application · Dublin City Council

(i) replacement of the pitched roof to existing single-storey clubhouse with a new flat…

Clontarf Cricket Club, Castle Avenue, Dublin 3

WEB2270/26 · DublinIn Assessment
Reference
WEB2270/26
Planning authority
Dublin City Council
Received
26 May 2026
Decided
27 May 2026
Status
In Assessment
Site area
0.0197 ha

Proposed development

The development will consist of: (i) replacement of the pitched roof to existing single-storey clubhouse with a new flat roof, which will form a viewing terrace; (ii) construction of new external stairs; (iii) alterations to elevations; (iv) internal layout changes; (v) signage to front (west) elevation; (vi) all ground and ancillary works inclusive of soft and hard landscaping as necessary to facilitate the development.

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