Construction of a two-storey dormer extension to the rear at Mullaghfin Crossroads, Duleek
Mullaghfin Crossroads, Duleek, Co. Meath
up to 2 storeys · 0.117 ha · On Site
Planning application 2660366 to Meath County Council: Construction of a two-storey dormer extension to the rear, an entrance porch and new dormer window to the front, a shed, at Mullaghfin Crossroads, Duleek. Granted by the council on 8 July 2026. Work commenced on 14 September 2026.
Timeline
- Application lodged
- Further information requested
- Further information received
- Council granted
- Work commenced
Key facts
Proposed development
the development will consist of a) the construction of a two-storey dormer extension to the rear, b) an entrance porch and new dormer window to the front, c) a shed and garage to the rear d) a perimeter boundary wall and vehicular gates to front and side entrances, and e) installation of a new waste water treatment system, along with all associated site works
Planning status
A commencement notice has been lodged: works are under way or about to start.
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