I, Mark Ennis, intend to apply for retention permission and planning p
Lands at Kilhedge Lane, Corduff, Lusk, Co. Dublin,, (with the site bei
Proposed development
I, Mark Ennis, intend to apply for retention permission and planning p
What happens next
Permission was refused on 29 Jan 2026. The applicant may appeal within four weeks of the decision.
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Nearby applications
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- F25A/0611ELands at Kilhedge Lane, Corduff, Lusk, Co. DublinClosed
I, Mark Ennis, intend to apply for retention permission and planning p
- F24A/0112Pineville, Corduff, Lusk, Co. Dublin, K45 DX88Granted
The development will consist of:
- F26A/0431ECorduff, Lusk, Co. DublinIn Assessment
Construction of new detached bungalow, waste water treatment plant and percolation area, storm water percolation area, and associated site works…
- F26A/0606ECorduff, Lusk, Co. DublinLodged
Construction of new detached bungal
- F26A/0378EKilhedge Lane, Corduff, Lusk, Co. DublinLodged
The proposed development will consist of: (i) Construction of 1 no. s
- F26A/0661ELands located at, Kilhedge Lane, Corduff, Lusk, Co. DublinLodged
The proposed development will consist of: (i) Construction of 1 no. s
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