GrantedHousing estateDecided 29 March 2017

Dunboyne Castle Hotel, Dunboyne, Co. Meath

Modifications to a previously approved housing and apart-hotel development at Dunboyne Castle Hotel.

RA170101 · Meath County Council · Lodged 3 February 2017

Reference: RA170101
Authority: Meath County Council
Register status: Decided
Type: PERMISSION
Received: 3 February 2017

Summary

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The applicant seeks modifications to a previously authorised development consisting of 18 housing units and a 30-suite apart-hotel block. The changes relate to the elevations of the housing units and alternative occupancy conditions within the curtilage of a Protected Structure.

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Residential units: 18

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Official record

Development description

The development will consist of modifications and amendments to the development authorised by register reference ra/151320 i. E. Planning permission granted for development consisting of 2 no. Housing blocks accommodating 18 no. Housing units and an apart-hotel block which 30 no. Hotel suites (comprising 9 no. 1 bed, 15 no. 2 bed and 6 no. 3 bed suites). The modifications/amendments relate to changes to the elevations of the proposed housing units. No access through rooske road including for construction or other traffic. Permission is also sought to amend condition no. 3 of planning permission ra/151320 relating to revised supplementary alternative occupancy conditions to those contained within condition no
The proposed development is located within the curtilage of a protected structure, dunboyne castle

Land-use zoning

What this land is zoned for

C1 - Mixed UseRE

“Mixed Use”

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within 500 m

Residential Property Price Register sales within 500 metres of this site
Address	Date	Price	Distance
Apt 145, The Court, Dunboyne Castle	May 2025	€250,000	146 m
37 The Court, Dunboyne Castle, Dunboyne	Oct 2025	€282,000	156 m
35 The Court, Dunboyne Castle, Dunboyne	Oct 2025	€235,000	156 m
43 The Court, Dunboyne Castle, Co Meath	Nov 2025	€165,000	171 m
120 The Court, Dunboyne Castle, Dunboyne	Dec 2025	€284,000	197 m
79 The Court, Dunboyne Castle, Dunboyne	May 2025	€228,500	201 m
85 The Court, Dunboyne Castle, Dunboyne	Apr 2025	€236,000	204 m
Apt 94 The Court, Dunboyne Castle, Dunboyne Meath	Sept 2025	€287,000	210 m

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Key dates

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Application received3 February 2017
Decision due30 March 2017
Decision issued29 March 2017
Grant issued12 May 2017
Permission expiry11 May 2022

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