Planning application · Wexford County Council

New 25 sqm shed from part of the eastern boundary…

Saint Annes, Strand Road, Duncannon, Co. Wexford

EXD01318 · WexfordIn Assessment
Reference
EXD01318
Planning authority
Wexford County Council
Received
25 Mar 2026
Decided
17 Apr 2026
Status
In Assessment

Proposed development

New 25 sqm shed from part of the eastern boundary, new 1.2 high rendered block wall with capping on eastern boundary between proposed shed and street. New 1.2m high timber fence on western boundary and new 1.2 high glass balustrade at southern boundary

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The council recorded a decision on 17 Apr 2026. The official file has the outcome; a third-party appeal is possible within four weeks of the decision.

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