Planning application · Dublin City Council

Part single storey, part two-storey, extension to rear of existing dwelling house along…

58, Ellenfield Road, Whitehall Dublin 9

WEB3186/26 · DublinLodged

Reference

WEB3186/26

Planning authority

Dublin City Council

Received

3 Sept 2026

Decision due

28 Oct 2026

Status

Lodged

Proposed development

The development will consist of part single storey, part two-storey, extension to rear of existing dwelling house along with all associated site works.

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