Whether the use of the Emmaus Retreat Centre, Balheary Demesne, Lissenhall, Swords…
Emmaus Retreat Centre, Balheary Demesne, Lissenhall, Swords, Co Dublin
Proposed development
Whether the use of the Emmaus Retreat Centre, Balheary Demesne, Lissenhall, Swords, Co. Dublin, as a "Hostel" (non-tourist) for the provision of short-term homeless accommodation is or is not development or is not exempted development.
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The council recorded a decision on 28 Apr 2026. The official file has the outcome; a third-party appeal is possible within four weeks of the decision.
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- FS5/080/26Emmaus Retreat Centre, Balheary Demesne, Lissenhall, Swords, Co DublinLodged
Whether the minor internal fit-out works to facilitate the non-tourist hostel previous declared exempted development under Reg. Ref. FS5/029/26at Emmaus…
- F26A/0495ELands at Emmaus Retreat Centre, Ennis Lane,, Balheary Demesne, Lissenhall,, Swords, Co. Dublin.Lodged
The proposed development relates to upgrades to the existing wastewater treatment system and associated site and infrastructural works,…
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