a)Roof Repair and Re-Slating b) Masonry consolidation c) Fenestration Reinstatem
Scalp Farm, Barnaslingan Lane, Enniskerry, Dublin, A98DF22
Proposed development
a)Roof Repair and Re-Slating b) Masonry consolidation c) Fenestration Reinstatem
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The council recorded a decision on 11 Jun 2025. The official file has the outcome; a third-party appeal is possible within four weeks of the decision.
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Nearby applications
Other applications on the Dun Laoghaire Rathdown register close to this address.
- D26A/0242/WEBScalp Farm, Annaghaskin, Barnaslingan Lane, Dublin, A98DF22 (Protected Structure)Granted
Development at the main residential building Scalp farm, a protected structure, consisting of demolition of existing non original front and side extensions…
- D26A/0229/WEBScalp Farm, Annaghaskin, Barnaslingan Lane, Dublin, A98DF22 (A Protected Structure )Closed
Development at the main residential building Scalp farm
- D26A/0251/WEBScalp Farm, Barnaslingan Lane, Dublin, A98DF22 (Protected Structure)In Assessment
Change of use from agricultural barn / horse stable
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