Planning application · Fingal County Council

Refurbishment of contemporary decorative scheme in guest bedrooms and ensuite bathrooms…

Luttrellstown Castle Demesne, Castleknock, Dublin 15, D15 RH92

FS5W/045/25 · FingalLodged

Reference

FS5W/045/25

Planning authority

Fingal County Council

Received

9 Dec 2025

Decided

8 Jan 2026

Status

Lodged

Proposed development

Refurbishment of contemporary decorative scheme in guest bedrooms and ensuite bathrooms. Luttrellstown Castle is a Protected Structure (RPS 723) and located with the Luttrellstown Demesne ACA.

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