Proposed change
Unit G1 Swords Enterprise Park, Feltrim Road, Swords, Co. Dublin, K67
Proposed development
Planning Permission is sought for proposed change
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Nearby applications
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- F25A/0104Unit G1 Swords Enterprise Park, Feltrim Road, Swords, Co. Dublin, K67Granted
Proposed change
- F26A/0180EUnit F8, Swords Enterprise Park, Feltrim Road, Swords, Co. DublinGranted
Planning Permission for first floor offices and Permission f
- F26A/0482EFingal Liam Rodgers Community Centre, Drinan, Swords Enterprise Park,Granted
Retention Permission for 1 no
- F26A/0681E38 The Rise, Melrose Park, Kinsealy, Co. DublinClosed
Widened vehicular access and porch extension to front and
- F26A/0663E38 The Rise, Melrose Park., Kinsealy, Swords,, Co. DublinClosed
Widened vehicular access and porch extension to front and
- F26A/061038 The Rise, Melrose Park, Kinsealy, Swords, Co. DublinClosed
Widened vehicular access and porch extension to front and
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