Development will consist
37 Fortlawn Park, Dublin 15, D15 T1WD
Proposed development
Development will consist
What happens next
Permission was granted on 27 May 2025. Third parties may appeal within four weeks; after that the permission is final and works can start once a commencement notice is lodged.
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Nearby applications
Other applications on the Fingal register close to this address.
- FW22A/022937 Fortlawn Park, Coolmine, D15 T1WDOn Site
For planning permission for new end terrace 2 storey 3 bedroom dwellin
- FW25A/0018E3, Blakescourt, Blakestown Road, Coolmine, Dublin 15, D15VF2YGranted
A rear ground floor extension expanding kitchen and dining, two dormer
- FW24A/0383E3 Blakescourt, Blakestown Rd, Coolmine, Dublin 15, D15VF2YClosed
A two storey dormer extension to the rear expanding Kitchen/ Dining ar
- FW25A/032568 Fortlawn Park, Clonsilla, Dublin 15, D15 VWR8Granted
Retention permission sought for
- FW25A/0249ESalmon’s Public House and Paddy Power Bookmakers at Mountview ShoppingClosed
Demolition of Salmon's Public House and Paddy Power
- FW26A/0171ETig Beag, Blakestown Cottages, Blakestown Road, D15 Y83PGranted
Demolition of an existing 10.97 m² rea
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