Planning Permission Ireland
Part granted, part refusedInfrastructureDecided 9 July 2025

12th Lock, Ballymakaily, Newcastle Road, Lucan, Co. Dublin, K78 V0F4

New all-weather sports pitch, floodlighting, and hurling wall in Lucan.

SD24A/0165W · South Dublin County Council · Lodged 12 June 2025

Reference
SD24A/0165W
Authority
South Dublin County Council
Register status
Appealed
Received
12 June 2025

Summary

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The application seeks permission for a new full-sized all-weather sports pitch to replace an existing junior grass pitch, including 22m high floodlight masts. It also proposes a new 6m high hurling wall with an all-weather playing area and the retention of an existing modified hurling wall.

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Official record

Development description

(a) a new full sized all-weather sports playing pitch to replace the existing grass surfaced junior sports pitch and adjoining part undeveloped yard area, all with associated fencing, ball stop netting, 6 no. 22m high lighting masts and floodlighting, (b) change of use of adjoining part undeveloped yard area to sports playing pitch to include removal and relocation of existing boundary fence, all to facilitate the new all-weather sports playing pitch, (c) a new 6m high hurling wall and all-weather sports playing area, all with associated fencing, ball stop netting, 4 no. 16m high lighting masts and floodlighting, (d) all associated site works, land drainage and landscaping, (e) retention of the existing as built hurling wall as modified, as originally granted under planning permission ref: sd04a/0520 for 2 ball alleys.

Land-use zoning

What this land is zoned for

RURU
To protect and improve rural amenity and to provide for the development of agriculture

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within 500 m
Residential Property Price Register sales within 500 metres of this site
AddressDatePriceDistance
1 Adrrig Glade, Adamstown, Lucanprice excludes VATDec 2025€396,400411 m
Apt 79-82 & 85-124 At Block C, The Irons Station Road, The Crossings Adamstownprice excludes VATDec 2025€13,715,785411 m
37 Redford Avenue, Aderrig, Adamstownprice excludes VATMar 2026€440,529411 m

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Key dates

Timeline

  1. Application received12 June 2025
  2. Decision due9 July 2025
  3. Decision issued9 July 2025
  4. Appeal submitted5 August 2025
  5. Appeal decided28 May 2026

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