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Doddsborough, Adamstown, Lucan, Co. Dublin

Construction of 108 apartments, retail units, a café, and a creche in a building up to seven storeys high.

SDZ24A/0034W/C13 · South Dublin County Council · Lodged 23 April 2026

Reference
SDZ24A/0034W/C13
Authority
South Dublin County Council
Register status
In progress
Type
SDZ Application
Received
23 April 2026

Summary

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This strategic development zone application proposes a part 5 to part 7-storey building containing 108 residential apartments, 3 retail units, a café, and a creche. It also includes a separate 2-storey retail services building and amendments to previous development phases.

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Residential units
108
Storeys
7
Floor area
10,828 m²

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Official record

Development description

  • This application is being made in accordance with the adamstown planning scheme 2014 (as amended) and relates to phase 3 of development within the tandy's lane village development area of the adamstown strategic development zone. The development also includes amendments to the permitted phase 1 and phase 2 developments within the tandy's lane village development area. The proposed development (10,828 sq. M) will principally consist of the construction of: a part 5 no. To part 7 no. Storey building (9,864 sq. M in total) comprising 108 no. Residential apartment units (4 no. Studios, 50 no. 1-bed units, and 54 no. 2-bed units), 3 no. Retail units (total of 486 sq. M), a café (172 sq. M) and a creche (457 sq. M); and a 2 no. Storey building comprising retail services use (964 sq. M). The development will also include: amendments to the parking layout, landscaping and the removal of 2 no. Vehicle entrances all permitted to the west of the site in tandy's lane village phase 1 development; the removal of existing public lighting columns along the western and northern boundary of the site; minor amendments to the permitted landscaping in tandy's lane village phase 2 development to facilitate a pedestrian crossing point; the repositioning of the existing entrance to the site from the east along tandy's close, which will result in the removal of an existing car parking space and the relocation of a car parking space further north; a total of 79 no. Car parking spaces including 29 no. Existing unallocated spaces (1 no. Of which will be relocated) and 9 no. Permitted spaces (unbuilt and proposed to be modified); cycle parking (including bike stores); bin store; esb sub-station; plant; rooftop pv arrays; green roofs; hard and soft landscaping; boundary treatments; public lighting; pedestrian crossings; and all associated site and development works above and below ground. Condition
  • Retention of landscape architect (public realm). Prior to commencement of development, the developer shall appoint a suitably qualified landscape architect as a landscape consultant for the duration of the construction and advise the planning authority (public realm) of same in writing prior to commencement. A practical completion certificate, signed by the landscape architect, shall be provided to the planning authority (public realm) upon the satisfactory completion of all landscape works. Reason: in the interests of the visual amenities, landscape quality and green infrastructure of the areas, as well as orderly development

Key dates

Timeline

  1. Application received23 April 2026
  2. Decision due17 June 2026

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