Planning application · South Dublin County Council

Proposed development of 118 Social residential homes and associated landscaped open…

Lynch’s Lane tothe east of the R136 Outer Ring Road and south of Thomas Omer Way, Kishoge, Lucan,Dublin

SD179A24/0004 · South DublinLodged
Reference
SD179A24/0004
Planning authority
South Dublin County Council
Received
26 Jul 2024
Decided
11 Nov 2024
Status
Lodged
Site area
2.3317 ha

Proposed development

Proposed development of 118 Social residential homes and associated landscaped open space, roads and associated site works on South Dublin County Council (SDCC) land located off Lynch’s Lane to the east of the R136 Outer Ring Road and south of Thomas Omer Way, in the townland of Kishoge, Lucan, Co. Dublin.

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