Planning application · Fingal County Council

Additional mezzanine floor area within an existing warehouse unit and adding a new…

North City Business Park, Cappoge, Finglas, Dublin 11, Units A4a and A4b

FW25A/0528 · FingalLodged
Reference
FW25A/0528
Planning authority
Fingal County Council
Received
19 Mar 2026
Status
Lodged
Application type
industrial
Use
Industrial
Floor area
989 m²

Proposed development

Additional mezzanine floor area within an existing warehouse unit and adding a new external prefabricated unit, adding a total of 989 sqm to the existing warehouse unit area, upgrade of the rear boundary fence and gates to the east and west with 2no heavy duty sliding gates and visual reduced look through fencing, and solar panel areas (approximately 1531 sqm) at roof level and all associated site development works on a 0.98 hectare site

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