Continuation of use of portions of the community centre buildings as a place of worship…
Hartstown Community Centre, Hartstown Road, Hartstown, Dublin 15, D15 CY60
Proposed development
Retention permission for continuation of use of portions of the community centre buildings as a place of worship and childcare including associated outdoor play areas; permission for retention of 2 No fire exits to the side and rear of building; permission for minor extension of main entrance; and associated site works at Hartstown Community Centre, Hartstown Road, Hartstown, Dublin 15, D15 CY60.
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- FW23A/0362/C1/3Hartstown Community Centre, Hartstown Road, Dublin 15, D15 CY60Lodged
Compliance with Condition No. 3 of FW23A/0362
- FW23A/0362Hartstown Community Centre, Hartstown Road, Dublin 15, D15 CY60Granted
Being sought by the Board of Management of Hartstown Sports and Leisure Community Centre Clg. for the retention permission for continuation of use of portions…
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