R2 — Existing residentialsouth dublin county development plan 2022 2028 · 8 Mar 2022 – 8 Mar 2028
RES: To protect and/or improve residential amenity
What that means: An established residential area. The objective is to protect existing residential amenity as well as to provide housing — which is the objective a neighbour's objection to an overbearing extension is usually argued under.
This site is on an RZLT map — the draft map 2027 and the final map 2026 (0.01 ha). The owner is liable for an annual 3% tax on market value while it stays there. Submissions on the draft map closed 1 Apr 2026.
Demolition of one storey annex to existing dwelling and proposed construction of new two storey detached dwelling, including hard and soft landscaping and all associated site works.
The conversion of the existing garage to a bedroom/en-suite to the side and a single storey extension to the front, internal alterations and all associated site works
SD26B/0275received 5 Jun 2026decided 22 Jul 2026449 m away
The upgrade of the Butler McGee Park will consist of:
• Four formal entry plazas at:
– the Cheeverstown Road and Cookstown Road junction, linking with Jobstown Park.
– the Cookstown Road and Maplewood Road Junction
– the northeastern corner of the park, adjacent to the southern boundary of St. Mark’s GAA club, leading out on to Cookstown Road.
– the Drumcairn Avenue and Drumcairn Parade junction.
• Main spine routes, shared pedestrian/cycle with formal signature trees and park lights, along the eastern boundary, linking Butler McGee Park to Jobstown Park and the Luas stops, and east-west through the park connecting Drumcairn with the Fortunestown Shopping Centre.
• Controlled access gates to be installed at all entrances.
• Provision of CCTV.
• All existing sports pitches, except for Pitch 80, retained with some realignment and refurbished where necessary with drainage and re levelling.
• Provision for active recreation – e.g. Teenspace, with facilities such as skate park (with floodlighting), basketball courts and fitness area, and natural play area with large climbing feature wall.
• A Multi Use Games Area (MUGA) with floodlighting.
• A 35m long x 6m high ball wall, with hard paving to one side and floodlighting
• Activity circuit (Park Run) – with seats and play/fitness equipment.
• A dog park enclosed with post and rail fencing with wire mesh.
• Relocation of a 220m length of the northeastern boundary to incorporate the grass verge to the road into the park, allowing for more room between the proposed path and the pitches.
• Biodiversity improvements - existing hedgerow relocated/replaced and supplemented with meadowland management and planting of bulbs and formal and informal tree groups.
• Attenuation basins and possible swales associated with the pitch drainage which will also contribute to enhanced biodiversity.
• All associated landscape works.
• All ancillary works.
The proposal has undergone Appropriate Assessment Screening under the Habitats
Directive (92/43/EEC) and screening for Environmental Impact Assessment. The
Planning Authority has made a preliminary examination of the nature, size and location
of the proposed development. The authority has concluded that there is no real
likelihood of significant effects on the environment arising from the proposed
development and a determination has been made that an Environmental Impact
Assessment (EIA) is not required.
Installation of approximately 6121 sq. of Photo-Voltaic Solar Panels onto the existing warehouse roof. The solar panels will be used to create green electricity, all of which will be used by the building.
SD26A/0008Wreceived 13 Jan 2026decided 26 Jan 2026198 m away
The upgrade of the Butler McGee Park will consist of four formal entry plazas at
- the Cheeverstown Road and Cookstown Road junction, linking with Jobstown Park.
- the Cookstown Road and Maplewood Road Junction.
- the northeastern corner of the park, adjacent to the southern boundary of St. Mark's GAA club, leading out on to Cookstown Road.
- the Drumcairn Avenue and Drumcairn Parade junction.
Main spine routes, shared pedestrian/cycle with formal signature trees and park lights, along the eastern boundary, linking Butler McGee Park to Jobstown Park and the Luas stops, and east-west through the park connecting Drumcairn with the Fortunestown Shopping Centre. Controlled access gates to be installed at all entrances. All existing sports pitches, except for Pitch 80, retained with some realignment and refurbished where necessary with drainage and re-levelling. Provision for active recreation - e.g. Teenspace, with facilities such as skate park (with floodlighting), basketball court and fitness area, and natural play area with large climbing feature wall.
A Multi Use Games Area (MUGA) with floodlighting. A 35m long x 6m high ball wall, with hard paving to one side and floodlighting
Activity circuit (Park Run) - with seats and play/fitness equipment. A dog park enclosed with post and rail fencing with wire mesh.
Relocation of a 220m length of the northeastern boundary to incorporate the grass verge to the road into the park, allowing for more room between the proposed path and the pitches. Biodiversity improvements - existing hedgerow relocated/replaced and supplemented with meadowland management and planting of bulbs and formal and informal tree groups. Attenuation basins and possible swales associated with the pitch drainage which will also contribute to enhanced biodiversity.
All associated landscape works. All ancillary works.
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Public land (LDA register of relevant lands)
Dublin City Council — Dublin city and suburbs
1.65 hafolio DN85193F43 m awayas of 1 Apr 2023
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1 hafolio DN118055F87 m awayas of 1 Apr 2023
Dublin City Council — Dublin city and suburbs
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South Dublin County Council — Dublin city and suburbs
0.82 hafolio DN8634N147 m awayas of 1 Apr 2023
South Dublin County Council — Dublin city and suburbs
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