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Where the council asks for more — Dublin City neighbourhoods

Every neighbourhood ranked: applications, extensions, retention and refusals.

Data updated 10 Oct 2026 · register lag up to 7 days · sources & freshness

12.3
applications per 1,000 homes
46%
household works
15%
for work already done
10%
refused
25%
asked for more details

BusiestExtendingBuilt firstRefusalsSlowestFurther infoAppealsBuilding12 months24 months

All DublinDublin CityDún Laoghaire-RathdownFingalSouth Dublin

Where the council asks for more 17 ranked

Share of decisions that went through a further-information request first.

#Neighbourhoodwent through FIDecidedHouseholdsRetentionRefusedMedian days
1Clontarf West C48%211,74910%0%64
2North Dock B36%283,5149%7%55
3Rathmines East A35%262,22714%27%55
4Saint Kevin's35%261,98621%27%54
5North City33%302,1875%10%63
6Clontarf East B32%372,73226%3%55
7Royal Exchange A30%231,67926%17%55
8Mansion House B30%2033014%15%59
9Pembroke West A29%212,2282%5%55
10Pembroke West C29%281,94518%0%55
11Pembroke East C23%261,68115%4%55
12South Dock20%203,55113%15%55
13Rathmines East B20%202,41313%5%55
14Raheny-St. Assam20%201,5433%10%54
15Rathmines East C19%211,33927%14%55
16Crumlin D12%241,66131%17%55
17Ashtown A8%254,55217%4%55

Every council 31

#Councilwent through FIApplicationsRetentionRefusedMedian days
1Monaghan65%66219%6%100
2Roscommon58%70224%15%100
3Cavan50%78623%5%68
4Offaly49%85722%10%64
5Carlow48%45417%10%63
6Kildare45%1,59124%19%62
7Kerry45%1,25430%11%64
8Kilkenny45%91223%6%63
9Westmeath42%70022%14%55
10Limerick41%1,46521%11%58
11Wicklow40%1,37620%11%54
12Mayo40%1,33420%6%59
13Laois40%1,02926%7%55
14Louth40%1,02129%13%51
15Tipperary39%1,49430%5%56
16Waterford38%1,12221%9%55
17Meath36%1,81722%15%55
18Wexford36%1,23326%16%54
19Leitrim35%24728%5%52
20Longford33%30521%16%48
21Galway County31%1,97024%16%55
22Donegal29%2,53224%7%50
23Sligo29%56225%7%53
24Clare27%1,20121%5%55
25Cork City27%68019%9%56
26Galway City26%34927%14%55
27Dublin City25%2,85415%10%55
28Fingal23%1,70520%23%54
29South Dublin21%1,16916%13%50
30Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown13%1,94911%13%52
31Cork County0%3,38922%7%66
How it is counted
  • A neighbourhood is a CSO electoral division; its households and population are the 2022 census totals of the small areas inside it. Every application, appeal and building-start notice is counted in the division where it is on the map.
  • Household works are applications whose description says extension, attic, dormer, porch, garden room, garage conversion and the like, and does not say apartments, units, commercial, retail or office.
  • Work already done (retention) is an application to keep something that was built without permission: its type or description says retention. Its grant rate is shown where at least ten were decided.
  • Decisions count grants and refusals only; invalid, withdrawn and undecided applications are left out of every rate. Days are from the council’s receipt date to its decision date.
  • A rate is printed only where the neighbourhood has at least 20 of the thing being rated in the window; smaller ones show counts and are not ranked.
  • Councils have no per-household figures outside Dublin: the census spine is loaded for the Dublin region only.
Sources: National Planning Application Database (NPAD), CSO Census 2022 Small Area Population Statistics, An Coimisiún Pleanála case list, Building Control Management System commencement notices · fetched 10 Oct 2026, 03:39
SourceLicenceFetchedLink
National Planning Application Database (NPAD)CC-BY-4.010 Oct 2026, 03:39open
CSO Census 2022 Small Area Population StatisticsCC-BY-4.010 Oct 2026, 03:39open
An Coimisiún Pleanála case listCC-BY-4.010 Oct 2026, 03:39open
Building Control Management System commencement noticesCC-BY-4.010 Oct 2026, 03:39open

Recomputed weekly from the store; last built 10 Oct 2026.

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