Retention permission is sought
56 Thormanby Lawns, Howth, Co. Dublin, D13 AK31
Proposed development
Retention permission is sought
What happens next
Permission was granted on 24 Sept 2024. Third parties may appeal within four weeks; after that the permission is final and works can start once a commencement notice is lodged.
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Nearby applications
Other applications on the Fingal register close to this address.
- F26A/0288E38 Thormanby Lawns, Howth, Co. Dublin, D13 AW67Granted
Construction of new single storey
- F26A/0049ENo59 Thormanby Lawns, Howth, Co.Dublin, D13 RT96Closed
Proposed development comprising erection of a detached single storey 3 bedroom dwelling (approx 139.2 m2 gross internal area) on rear garden…
- F26A/0532E7 Dungriffin Villas, Howth, Co. Dublin, D13 C673Granted
Works to a two-storey, 3-bed existin
- F25A/0490E1A Dungriffin Villas, Howth, Co. DublinGranted
For the construction of single storey extensions to the front and rear
- F25A/0474E1A Dungriffin Villas,, Howth,, Co. Dublin.Closed
For the construction of single storey extensions to the front and rear
- F24A/1025EMontebello, Thormanby Road, Howth, Co. Dublin, D13 EV29Granted
(i) the partial demolition (35sq.m) of the existing residential proper
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