Planning application · Dublin City Council

Development of underground watermains in the Clontarf area of Dublin City. The watermains…

Clontarf Promenade between Hollybrook Rd and Wooden Bridge, Clontarf Road, North Dublin, Townlands of Clontarf West, Killester South, Clontarf East and Greenlanes

WEB2530/26 · DublinLodged
Reference
WEB2530/26
Planning authority
Dublin City Council
Received
19 Jun 2026
Decided
12 Aug 2026
Status
Lodged

Proposed development

Uisce Eireann intend to apply for planning permission for development of underground watermains in the Clontarf area of Dublin City. The watermains pass through the townlands of Clontarf West, Killester South, Clontarf East and Greenlanes. The development will consist of: • Installation of 2,610m of below ground watermain (600mm ID) along Clontarf Promenade between Hollybrook Road and Wooden Bridge to connect with existing watermains. • Installation of 95m of below ground watermain (250mm ID) with Pressure Release Valve (PRV) and flowmeter to connect the proposed 600mm ID trunk Main to the existing Vernon Avenue District Metered Area (DMA) 250mm mains. • Installation of 2 no. above ground kiosks (1.17m H, 0.7m L and 0.3m W) adjacent to the junction of Vernon Avenue and Clontarf Road. • Above ground marker posts and below ground valves, chambers and vessels and all associated ancillary development works.

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The council recorded a decision on 12 Aug 2026. The official file has the outcome; a third-party appeal is possible within four weeks of the decision.

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