Planning near you · Dublin · Ref SD26A/0197W
The proposed development will consist of the subdivision of the existing rear garden…
5/5A, Knocklyon Cottages, Knocklyon Road, Knocklyon, Dublin 16
Valid
- Applicant
- Not supplied in our sources
- Proposed use
- See council description
- Reported floor area
- 235 m²
The story so far
Application timeline
Recorded milestones for this application. A permission is not evidence that building work has started.
- Application received
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What changed
First retained observation; this does not establish that the application is new.
Legacy batch date (exact collection time unavailable): 6 September 2026. This describes our archive, not an application event date.
Why it matters locally
The proposal concerns 5/5A, Knocklyon Cottages, Knocklyon Road, Knocklyon, Dublin 16. Proposal excerpt: “The proposed development will consist of the subdivision of the existing rear garden space, to enable the erection of 2no. single storey, 3-bed, detached dwellings; access to the development will be provided via a new ro…”
Location & nearby applications
5/5A, Knocklyon Cottages, Knocklyon Road, Knocklyon, Dublin 16
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Documents & sources
South Dublin County Council · Reference SD26A/0197W
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Source records and verification details
Change record: NPAD · legacy batch; original response hash unavailable
Proposal: NPAD · legacy batch; original response hash unavailable
Latest source observation retained: 2026-09-06T00:00:00+00:00. Source dataset date: not supplied.
Full description from the council file
Application details
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