Planning application · Fingal County Council

Change of use from domestic dwelling/office area at ground floor level to Barber/Unisex…

27 Main Street, Ongar Village, Dublin 15, D15 V9T7

FW26A/0044E · FingalGranted
Reference
FW26A/0044E
Planning authority
Fingal County Council
Received
5 Feb 2026
Decided
19 May 2026
Status
Granted
Application type
mixed
Use
mixed_use
Dwellings
1
Site area
0.007 ha
Further information requested
26 Mar 2026
Further information received
27 Apr 2026

Proposed development

Planning Permission for change of use from domestic dwelling/office area at ground floor level to Barber/Unisex Hairdresser/Beauty Services/Body Art Studio/Piercing Studio, with new 1 bedroom apartment at 1st Floor & Attic level, with internal alterations/modifications and associated site works.

What happens next

Permission was granted on 19 May 2026. 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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