Application under Section V of the Planning and Development Act 2000 as amended…
Castleknock Hurling & Football Club, Diswellstown, Dublin 15
Proposed development
Application under Section V of the Planning and Development Act 2000 as amended, regarding whether the erection and operation of mobile, diesel-powered floodlights at Castleknock Hurling & Football Club, Diswellstown, Dublin 15, is exempt from the requirement to seek planning permission.
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The council recorded a decision on 7 Jun 2024. The official file has the outcome; a third-party appeal is possible within four weeks of the decision.
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Nearby applications
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- FW18A/0155/E1Castleknock Hurling & Football Club, Diswellstown, Dublin 15Closed
Erection of 15 no. ten & twelve metre high floodlighting masts and lighting together with an ancillary shed (45sq.m)…
- FS5W/016/24Castleknock Hurling & Football Club, Diswellstown, Dublin 15Lodged
Please see attached letter. Please note that this application relates to whether the fixed floodlighting constructed on the Castleknock Hurling & Football Club…
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