Following: (i) Construction of one new (9A) four bedroom detached two storey dormer…
Balford & Dubh Laoch, Drumnigh Road, Portmarnock, Co. Dublin, D13 EX17 & D13 YW96
Proposed development
Planning Permission for the following: (i) Construction of one new (9A) four bedroom detached two storey dormer house; (ii) Minor revisions to two storey detached house type on site no. 9; (iii) Minor amendments to boundary of site no. 8 to accommodate road layout; and (iv) all site works associated with the above. (This planning application is an amendment to the approved residential development on the site (Reg. Ref. F24A/0781E, ABP-321274-24)).
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Permission was refused on 9 Mar 2026. The applicant may appeal within four weeks of the decision.
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