(A) demolition of the existing lean to roof extension to the rear (south west) elevation…
Irishtown East , Donard , Co. Wicklow
Proposed development
(A) demolition of the existing lean to roof extension to the rear (south west) elevation of the existing house, (B) planning permission for a single storey extension to front (north east) elevation and side (south east) elevation consisting of new front door entrance and an open plan kitchen / living area with new bedroom to the rear (south west) elevation. (C) the removal of the existing front door on the front (north east) elevation and being replaced with a single window and the insertion of new fenestration windows to the front (north east) elevation and to the rear (south west) elevation and (D) minor internal alterations within the existing house with the existing chimneys being removed
What happens next
Permission was granted on 16 Dec 2025. 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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