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| Local Authority | Name | Application number | Development description | Development address | Submission closing date | Status | |
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| South Dublin County Council | Proposed Social and Affordable Mixed Tenure Housing Development on SDCC land at Castlefield Avenue, Old Knocklyon Road, Dublin 16. | PT8SD359 | The proposed development is comprised of 29 homes and all associated open spaces and all site and development works necessary to facilitate the proposed development and will include: Construction of 8 No. three-storey, three-bedroom houses in two terraced buildings. Construction of 4 No. two-bedroom apartments in a two-storey building. Construction of a two and three-storey apartment building which will comprise: 1 No. studio apartment, 8 No. one-bedroom apartments, 4 No. two-bedroom apartments and 4 No. three-bedroom apartments. New boundary treatment to adjoining properties and roads. Associated upgrading of roadways and paths, provision of car and cycle parking spaces. All hard and soft landscape works, lighting, boundary structures and all associated ancillary buildings, infrastructure to include a pumping station, and all site and development works necessary to facilitate the proposed development. | land at Castlefield Avenue, Old Knocklyon Road, Dublin 16 | 21st April 2026 | Open | View |
| Limerick City and County Council | Patrickswell Sports and Community Campus | PT8LL354 | The development will consist of the new Patrickswell Sports and Community Campus, the extent of consists of the following: I. The removal of the existing multi-use games area, existing soccer pitch and security fencing to the soccer pitch II. The construction of 1 no. all weather synthetic GAA pitch, 1 no. all weather synthetic soccer pitch, a new multi - use games area, a basketball court and a single storey pavilion building, measuring 350 sqm consisting of dressing rooms, a referee’s room, public toilets, meeting room space, team room/ shop area, store room and plant room III. Provision of ball stop netting, perimeter spectator fencing to the GAA and soccer pitch and an illuminated pedestrian walkway to perimeter of the pitches IV. Development of a basketball court, multi - use games area (MUGA), new playgrounds, natural play areas, outdoor exercise equipment, boules court, ping pong table, seating, bicycle parking, footpaths, cycleways and public lighting V. Provision of a car park to include, a bus set down area, EV parking and disability parking, new access and exits into the new car parking from the existing roadway VI. Proposed on-site surface water drainage arrangements incorporating SUDS measures and connection to existing storm sewer network VII. Proposed connections to the sewer network and existing mains water infrastructure, together with all associated site works and services VIII. Provision of extensive planting and landscaping including: • Extensive buffer planting along the western boundary with native trees as well as naturalised species agreed with our ecologist • Biodiversity rich semi natural grasslands created by natural re-colonisation • Extensive mature tree planting • Native hedgerow planting • Pollinator planting • Mounding | Lisheen Park, Ballyanrahan East, Patrickswell, Co. Limerick | 16th April 2026 | Open | View |
| Louth County Council | Dundalk Mobility Hubs | PT8LH342 | Louth County Council hereby gives notice of its intention to carry out development works at a number of locations (41 locations) within the boundaries of Dundalk Local Area Plan, mainly within the Town of Dundalk and Blackrock Village, Co. Louth. The proposed works will involve the following: Installation of 41 no. mobility hubs offering people convenient access to a range of shared mobility services including: e-bikes, e-scooters, and electric vehicles to enhance connectivity across the Dundalk Local Area Plan Boundary. Installation of the following: sheffield bicycle stands, e-scooter parking stands, information poles, dropped kerbs, pavement and small sections of footpath where required and road markings to demarcate the mobility hub. In addition to the above, 1 no. EV charging stations (max 2 x 22kw plugs) are proposed at 6 sites. These mobility hub sites also propose a mini pillar, associated ducting and utilities and any required ancillary works | Dundalk Local Area, and Blackrock Village, Dundalk, Co Louth | 18th March 2026 | Open | View |
| Leitrim County Council | 2026-C-001 - Drumshanbo Town Junction Upgrade | PT8LM357 | The Scheme will consist of junction tightening and pedestrian priority upgrades at six locations within Drumshanbo town. Works will take place at the following locations: • R208 Mayfl ower roundabout junction. • R208 T-Junction at Gala Shop • R208/Convent Avenue T-junction. • R208/R207 Carrick Road T-junction including footpath linkage to R208 Hilly Road junction. • R208/Hilly Road Junction including Aras Phadraig Community Centre access road. • R207 Carrick Road/Carraig Breac junction. The development will consist of the following elements: • Raised junctions with associated pedestrian crossings. • Kerb realignment. • Carriageway narrowing. • Tactile paving. • Bollards. • Associated works including surface water drainage, line marking, signage. | Carricknabrack, Corryard, Drumshanbo and Moneynure, Drumshanbo, Co. Leitrim, N41 T2X2 | 20th April 2026 | Open | View |
| Mayo County Council | PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT AT THE QUAY, BALLINA, Co MAYO | PT8MO356 | The proposed development consists of; (1) Construction of boating and water-sports shed including toilets and changing/storage areas. (2) Alterations to interior and exterior of existing Kennedy Glasgow Shed including removal of existing extension and re-opening of original external doors, formation of new openings and links to new boat shed. (3) Extension and alterations to existing commercial units. (4) Construction of canopies to external amenity areas. (5) Alterations to existing boundary walls and railings and provision of new safety railings. (6) Soft landscaping and planting areas. (7) Raised crossing areas. (8) Adjustments to utilities and services necessary to facilitate the development at The Quay, Ballina, Co. Mayo. | The Quay, Ballina, Co Mayo | 10th April 2026 | Open | View |
| Meath County Council | Kells Sensory Garden | PT8MH346 | The development will consist of the following: • A new Sensory Garden which is accessible to pedestrians using the existing public footpath along the R163 road northern side from Kells town and by the provision of a new footpath from the Tower of Lloyd car park and along the entrance road western verge to the sensory garden site as per the Part 8 drawing documents. • The existing mature hedge located adjoining the sensory garden eastern boundary shall be retained apart from a section to allow for a new entrance for pedestrian access purpose only. • Sensory garden to include for features such as seating, garden spaces, covered entrance, water feature and paving • A 2.0m high green powder coated Paladin fence shall be provided to the southern and western boundaries of the sensory garden site. • The existing 2.0m high green powder coated Paladin fence along the northern boundary shall be retained. • All associated site works. The Development has been subject to an Appropriate Screening Assessment in accordance with Article 6(3) of the EU Habitats Directive (Directive 92/43/EEC) and the Planning and Development Acts 2000-2023. In accordance with Article 81 of the Planning and Development Regulations 2001-2025, Meath County Council has concluded from a preliminary examination under Article 120(1)(b)(i), that there is no real likelihood of significant effects on the environment arising from the proposed development and that an Environmental Impact Assessment is not required. Any person may, within 4 weeks from the date of this notice, apply to An Bord Pleanála for a screening determination as to whether the proposed development would be likely to have significant effects on the environment. | Townland of Commons of Lloyd, Kells, County Meath | 13th April 2026 | Open | View |
| Tipperary County Council | Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging hub at Suirside Carpark Clonmel | PT8TT355 | a new Electric Vehicle (EV) charging hub in the existing Suirside car park in Clonmel town centre, encompassing the following: • Car park surface alterations to reconfigure 10 no. existing car parking spaces to 6 no. dedicated EV parking spaces (including 2 no. universal EV parking spaces) in the existing car park, • Installation of 3 no. EV charging units, • Ancillary works such as kerbing and replacement of macadam (as needed), • Minor alterations to existing footpath/grass verge to accommodate the EV charging stations, and • Electrical connection to the nearby ESB substation via underground electrical cable to be laid within the existing car park and adjacent roadway serving the ESB substation point of connection (approx. 120m length). | Suirside Carpark, Clonmel Town, within the townland of Burgagery-Lands East, Clonmel, Co. Tipp | 17th April 2026 | Open | View |
| Galway County Council | LA01/26 Páirc na hAbhainn, Athenry | PT8GC347 | The proposed development consists of the construction of 16 no. houses located on a greenfield site accessed from the existing Páirc na hAbhainn housing estate. The proposed dwellings are two-storey in height, comprising of 8 no. 3-bedroom houses and 8 no. 2-bedroom houses. The proposed development also includes the construction of hard and soft landscape works including new roadways and paths, car parking spaces, cycle parking, public open space, public lighting, signage, boundary treatments and all associated infrastructure and site developments work necessary to facilitate the proposed development. Galway County Council, as the competent authority, has carried out an Appropriate Assessment (AA) Screening Report and has determined that a Stage 2 Appropriate Assessment is not required in respect of this proposed development. | Páirc na hAbhainn, Athenry, Co. Galway | 31st March 2026 | Open | View |
| South Dublin County Council | Part VIII application for the proposed Tallaght Village Enhancement Scheme. | PT8SD349 | The Tallaght Village Enhancement Scheme is a public realm and active travel project by South Dublin County Council designed to deliver a transformative upgrade for the historic core of Tallaght Village, focusing on Main Street and its key junctions with Old Blessington Road and Greenhills Road. The scheme aims to address long-standing issues identified through extensive public consultation, including traffic dominance, a poor and unsafe pedestrian environment, a lack of accessibility for all users, and the need to revitalise the village's social and commercial heart. | Tallaght Village | 25th March 2026 | Open | View |
| South Dublin County Council | KNOCKLYON TO BALLYBODEN ACTIVE AND SUSTAINABLE TRAVEL SCHEME | PT8SD350 | South Dublin County Council hereby give notice to construct the following development in the Knocklyon to Ballyboden area of South Dublin, including Firhouse Road, Knocklyon Road (including Gaelscoil Chnoc Liamhna), Idrone Avenue (including St. Colmcille’s Junior and Senior National Schools), Dargle Wood Park, Templeroan Road, Ballyboden Way, Boden Park, Ballyboden Road and Scholarstown Road: • Landscaping, tree planting, nature based Sustainable Drainage System • Traffic calming measures including reduced carriageway width and reduced corner radii and roundabout improvements • School zone improvements • High quality walking and cycling infrastructure, including segregated cycle lanes with kerb protection and new permeability links • New shelters at bus stops and new bus lanes on Ballyboden Way • Associated public lighting and other services | Knocklyon to Ballyboden | 13th March 2026 | Open | View |
| Galway County Council | LA02/26 Raheen, Athenry | PT8GC348 | The proposed development consists of the construction of 28 no. houses located on a greenfield site accessed from Gort Mhaoilir Road. The proposed dwellings are two storey in height, comprising of 18 no. 3-bedroom houses and 10 no. 2-bedroom houses. The proposed development also includes the construction of hard and soft landscape works including new roadways and paths, car parking spaces, cycle parking, public open space, public lighting, signage, boundary treatments and all associated infrastructure and site developments work necessary to facilitate the proposed development. Galway County Council, as the competent authority, has carried out an Appropriate Assessment (AA) Screening Report and has determined that a Stage 2 Appropriate Assessment is not required in respect of this proposed development. | Raheen, Athenry, Co. Galway | 31st March 2026 | Open | View |
| Tipperary County Council | 5 Houses William Street Nenagh | PT8TT345 | the demolition of a single-storey shed and front boundary wall and construction of a five-unit social housing development, comprising of three no. terraced, two-storey, two-bedroom dwellings on William Street and one no. single-storey, semi-detached, two-bedroom, three-person, sheltered dwelling, and one no. single-storey, semi-detached, one-bedroom, two-person, sheltered dwelling to the rear of the site, access roadway including re-alignment, associated footpaths, car & bicycle parking, bin-stores, landscaping, foul & storm drainage including attenuation, public lighting and all associated site services connections, site boundary and site development works. | Micary Court, William Street, Nenagh, Co. Tipperary | 8th April 2026 | Open | View |
| Limerick City and County Council | Works to Kilteery Pier, Loghill, Co. Limerick | PT8LL343 | The development will consist of: The construction of single storey pavilion and pier wall consisting of public changing facilities, a public communal space, a lifeguard station and lifeguard WC and all ancillary site works. Provision of 1 no. UA parking space, 2 no. unmarked public parking spaces, vehicular ramp, planters and wastewater holding tank to pier. Remedial works to the pier including reopening of pier flagstones, canted pier wall and cut stone steps. Partial demolition of the southern pier wall limited to the 20th century element. Demolition of modern concrete step to access route of northern steps of pier. Removal of modular building and relocation of Shannon Commissioners stone. This Part 8 contains works to a protected structure RPS: 515, NIAH Reg No. 21900901 at Kilteery Pier, Loghill, Limerick. | Kilteery Pier, Loghill, Co. Limerick. | 26th March 2026 | Open | View |
| Roscommon County Council | R-363 Claremount (Ballyforan) Active Travel Safety Measures | PT8RN344 | The proposed project seeks to improve pedestrian infrastructure on the western approaches to Ballyforan village, enhancing both safety and accessibility. New raised table pedestrian crossings will be installed on the R-363 and at the entrances to Claremount housing estates. New sections of footpath will be constructed north and south of the R-363 between the junctions with the L-75312 and Claremount housing estate. The project involves: Site clearance works Construction of a new Zebra crossing Construction of new footpaths Reconstruction of existing boundary wall Junction tightening to improve pedestrian safety Construction of a raised table pedestrian priority crossing at road junction Completion of road markings to define a School Zone and improve visibility at Ballyforan National School Installation of new road signage to alert motorists and enhance overall safety in the area Other ancillary works including the provision of drainage, landscaping, road markings, street furniture and high friction surfacing | Claremount, Ballyforan, County Roscommon | 20th March 2026 | Open | View |
| South Dublin County Council | Butler McGee Park Upgrade, Jobstown, Tallaght, Dublin 24 | PT8SD340 | Pursuant to the requirements of the above, notice is hereby given of the proposal to construct the following development by South Dublin County Council: PROPOSED UPGRADE OF BUTLER MCGEE PARK IN THE TOWNLAND OF JOBSTOWN | Jobstown, Tall, Dublin 24 | 12th March 2026 | Open | View |
| South Dublin County Council | PROPOSED DEMOLITION OF THE EXISTING TRAVELLER ACCOMODATION SITE KNOWN AS ‘ROCK ROAD MANSIONS’, LUCAN, CO. DUBLIN AND THE PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW TRAVELLER ACCOMODATION GROUP HOUSING SCHEME ON A SITE TO BE KNOWN AS ‘LOCK ROAD’, GRANGE CASTLE WEST | PT8SD341 | PROPOSED DEMOLITION OF THE EXISTING TRAVELLER ACCOMODATION SITE KNOWN AS ‘ROCK ROAD MANSIONS’, LUCAN, CO. DUBLIN AND THE PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW TRAVELLER ACCOMODATION GROUP HOUSING SCHEME ON A SITE TO BE KNOWN AS ‘LOCK ROAD’, GRANGE CASTLE WEST, LUCAN, CO. DUBLIN. | Rock Road Masions, Lucan, Co Dublin | 13th March 2026 | Open | View |
| Roscommon County Council | N63/L7051 Junction (Roscommon), Road Safety Improvement Scheme | PT8RN339 | The proposed works will introduce a range of engineering measures to ensure the N63/L7051 junction operates more efficiently and safely. The redesigned junction, featuring upgraded footpaths and a raised table crossing, will provide a significantly safer environment for pedestrians and other vulnerable road users. New road markings and signage will enhance driver awareness; help reduce vehicle speeds and support the junction in functioning more effectively. The project involves: Site clearance works Footpath and pavement improvement works Landscaping Other ancillary works including the provision of traffic signs, road markings, kerbs, street lighting and utility diversions | Abbeytown, Roscommon Town, County Roscommon | 10th March 2026 | Open | View |
| Mayo County Council | PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT AT THE NEW CEMETERY, SNUGBOROUGH, CASTLEBAR, CO. MAYO. | PT8MO338 | The proposed development consists of the construction of 60 Columbarium Walls at the existing cemetery at The New Cemetery, Snugborough, Castlebar, Co. Mayo. The proposal will include access roadway, boundary treatment, internal footpaths and landscaping. | Snugborough, Castlebar, Co. Mayo | 12th March 2026 | Open | View |
| Limerick City and County Council | Adare Public Realm Upgrade Project | PT8LL337 | The proposed development will consist of works to the Public Realm along the Main Street and the approaches to Main Street including along theN21 and Station Road, the works will include the following; - Widening and improving footpaths in the village and core and village approach routes - Construction of 3no. controlled, 2no. uncontrolled anew pedestrian crossings and upgrades to existing crossing to improve pedestrian connectivity and road safety - New Public lighting scheme on Main Street - New landscaping and sustainable drainage systems, including tree pits and rain gardens - New street furniture including age friendly seating and new bins - Replacement of signage New traffic calming features included Gateway Treatments reducing the N21 road width and introduction of various landscaping features. The scheme involves work in the Adare Architectural Conservation Area. Limerick City & County Council has carried out an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Screening Report in accordance with the requirements of Article 120(1B)(b)(i) and has determined that there is no real likelihood of significant effects on the environment. Accordingly, it has been determined that EIA is not required in respect of this proposed development. Nonetheless, a person may, within 4 weeks beginning on the date of the publication of this notice, apply to An Coimisiún Pleanála, 64, Marlborough Street, Dublin 1, D01 902. Limerick City and County Council in accordance with the requirements of Article 250(1) of the Planning and Development Regulations 2001 (as amended) has carried out an Appropriate Assessment (AA) Screening Report and it has been determined that a full Appropriate Assessment is not required in respect of this proposed development. | Adare Village | 10th March 2026 | Open | View |
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