Condition 2b of planning permission granted F24A/0965E
In the townlands of Corballis, Terminal 2, Dublin Airport, Co. Dublin
This application amends F24A/0965E, which carries the original file.
Proposed development
Condition 2b of planning permission granted F24A/0965E
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- F25A/1210ELands within and to the east of Dublin Airport to include part of the airfield in the area of the South Apron part of the Swords Road R132 and lands to the east of the Swords Road R132 in an area know as Eastlands in the townlands of Corballis, CoGranted
Lands within and to the East of Dublin Airport, to include part of the airfield in the area of the South Apron, part of the Swords Road R132…
- F24A/0965EIn the townlands of Corballis, Terminal 2, Dublin Airport, Co. DublinOn Site
The provision of apron bus access facilities at Terminal 2, comprising the construction of a vertical circulation core (10.95m high) to the south of Terminal 2…
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