Hawthorn Way, Corkagh Demesne

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Planning applications 8 in 5 years within 500 m

Recent decisions and applications

• 28, Hawthorn Close, Kilcarbery, Clondalkin, Dublin, D22 Y2C1 Declared not exempt
  Installation of a fixed canopy structure over the existing balcony. The structure is to be securely anchored to the external wall and supported by 2 posts at the outer edge where required. The roof covering will consist of translucent or lightly frosted polycarbonate panels, designed to provide weather protection while allowing natural light in. The system will include integrated rainwater management.
  ED26/0041received 6 May 2026decided 2 Jun 2026315 m away
• Retail Unit 24, The Ashes, Kilcarberry Grange Avenue, Kilcarberry Grange, Dublin 22, D22 Y4XH Grant permission
  New External Signage & Beer Wine Spirits Retail Off Licence subsidiary to main retail use
  SD25A/0306Wreceived 16 Dec 2025decided 18 Feb 2026451 m away
• 1, Kilcarbery Grange Avenue, Kilcarbery Grange, Dublin 22, D22Y7W2 Refuse permission
  The construction of a new vehicular entrance and the change of use of a portion of the side garden to a residential driveway, Including all associated side works. Description of Proposed Development:- This application seeks permission for the formation of a new vehicular access point and the change of use of a portion of the side garden to a hardstanding driveway. The primary purpose of the development is to provide safe, convenient off-street parking for the residential property, thereby reducing on-street vehicle presence and improving overall site safety. The proposed works comprise: 1. New Vehicular Entrance & Dropped Kerb: The formation of a new vehicular crossover from the public roadway. This will involve the modification of the existing public footpath kerb to create a standard-width dropped kerb access point ("dishing"). The width will be precisely 2.9 m (or advised by council) to comfortably accommodate domestic vehicles while minimizing the impact on the footpath. 2. Change of Use: The formal change of use of a defined portion of the existing side garden from domestic amenity space to a hardstanding residential driveway. 3. Driveway Construction & Sustainable Drainage (Suds): The construction of the driveway within the property boundary will be executed as follows: Excavation and removal of topsoil and vegetation from the delineated area. Installation of a compacted, mechanically stabilized sub-base layer to ensure a stable and durable foundation that prevents settlement. Laying of a permeable surface using concrete block paving with a copper/charcoal finish. Crucially, the blocks will be laid on a permeable bedding layer (e.g., sharp sand) with jointing gaps to allow surface water to infiltrate the ground below. This design ensures compliance with Sustainable Drainage (Suds) principles by managing rainfall runoff at source and preventing increased pressure on public surface water sewers. 4. Dimensions:- 12m length x 3.5m width driveway to park 2 vehicles. Proposed vehicle entry 3.5m 5. Associated Site Works & Amenity Protection: Landscaping: Minor soft landscaping will be undertaken along the periphery of the new driveway to soften its appearance and integrate it with the remaining garden, strictly preserving the natural ambience and character of the estate. Access Control: The installation of a new double-leaf gate. The gate will be identical in design and material to the existing boundary fence for visual consistency and will be hung to open inwards onto the property, ensuring it does not encroach upon or pose a hazard to pedestrians on the public footpath. The proposed development will facilitate the installation of a dedicated electric vehicle (EV) charging point. This will support the charging of a hybrid electric vehicle at the property, reducing reliance on public charging facilities, to conserve fossil fuel and a step closer to achieving national energy target. Upon approval, this initiative will contribute to a more sustainable transport solution, with the potential to utilise off-peak electricity tariffs, thereby aligning with broader environmental objectives and energy demand management for the council, ESB and Eirgrid. The proposal is a modest, domestic-scale development that enhances the functionality of the property without altering the built footprint of the main dwelling. It is designed to be sympathetic in scale, materials, and design to the host property and the surrounding area.
  SD25B/0602Wreceived 16 Oct 2025decided 5 Dec 2025404 m away
• 23, Hawthorn Avenue, Kilcarbery, Clondalkin, Dublin 22, D22 A0Y1 Grant permission
  Construction of a single-storey flat-roof extension to the rear and side of the dwelling to accommodate an additional bedroom with ensuite.
  SD25B/0512Wreceived 25 Aug 2025decided 9 Oct 2025188 m away
• No. 30, Hawthorne Avenue, Kilcarbery, Dublin 22, D22F2R9 Refuse permission
  Planning Permission for a Single-Storey Extension to side of house
  SD25B/0172Wreceived 31 Mar 2025decided 26 May 2025237 m away
• Townlands of Kilcarbery, Corkagh Demesne, Deansrath and Nangor, Co. Dublin Grant permission
  Amendments to the permitted Strategic Housing Development (An Bord Pleanála Ref. ABP-305267-19 as amended by ABP-312219-21) comprising:- The addition of 1 no. storey to Apartment Blocks 3 & 4 (increasing the building height to part 5, part 6 storey per Block) accommodating an additional 3 no. 1 beds and 4 no. 2 beds per Block (14 no. additional units in total); And all associated and ancillary site development and landscape works including:- Extension of the permitted roadways adjacent to Block 3 (Ash Walk and Kilcarbery Grange Green) and Block 4 (Hawthorn Green and Hawthorn Way) to connect the permitted cul-de-sacs and associated localised road re-alignment; Reconfiguration of 13 no. permitted surface level car parking spaces and the addition of 16 no. new surface level car parking spaces and associated adjustments to the landscaping layout; Adjustment to the waste stores and bicycle stores for Apartment Blocks 3 & 4 and associated minor adjustments to landscaping layout; Amendments to the layout of the public open space (Hawthorn Green) between Apartment Blocks 3 & 4 including the omission turning heads and associate changes to the landscaping layout. The scheme is as otherwise permitted under An Board Pleanála Ref. ABP-305267-19 as amended by ABP-312219-21. ABP-305267-19 as amended by ABP-312219-21 increases by 14 no. units from 1,034 no. to 1,048 no. units as a result of the proposed development.
  LRD23A/0009received 18 Aug 2023decided 12 Oct 202314 units115 m away
• Townlands of Kilcarbery, Corkagh Demesne, Deansrath and Nangor, Co. Dublin Grant permission
  Amendments to the permitted Strategic Housing Development (An Bord Pleanála Ref. ABP-305267-19 as amended by ABP-312219-21) consisting of:- An increase in the size of the permitted retail unit at Ground Floor of Apartment Block 2 from c.185 sq.m GFA to 270 sq.m GFA achieved by the omission of 1 no. 2 bed unit and associated elevational changes and localised reconfiguration of the adjacent communal open space. Replacement of 4 no. permitted bin / bicycle store structures with larger structures and associated localised adjustments to landscaping layout. The overall number of residential units under An Bord Pleanála Ref. ABP-305267-19 as amended by ABP-312219-21 decreases by 1 no. unit from 1,034 no. to 1,033 no. units (578 no. houses and 455 no. apartments) as a result of the proposed development. The scheme is as otherwise permitted under An Bord Pleanála Ref. ABP-305267-19 as amended by ABP-312219-21.
  LRD23A/0005received 4 Jul 2023decided 28 Aug 2023115 m away
• Corkagh Park, Clondalkin, Dublin 22 Part 8 approved by council
  Enhancements and upgrades consisting of: Provision of wayfinding and signage installations; Enhancement of the primary and secondary routes; Construction of a new ‘hub zone’ to include a Café building with 10 no. public toilets, kitchen, storage, serving area and internal seating; multi-use events space with a stage and hard-standing area; soft-landscaping with formal seating areas; picnic areas; amenity lawn; mounds; incidental play area; and planting; Removal and replacement of trees that are in poor health or pose a risk to safety; Upgrading of St. John’s Wood Car Park to include resurfacing; improved pedestrian links and footpaths, dropped kerbs and crossings; replacement of existing gates; reorganisation of internal vehicular routes; 11m high arrival beacons at St. John’s Wood Car Park Entrance; future-proofing for EV charging points; Upgrading and extension of Green Isle Car Park and park entrance to include relocation and widening of existing entrance; addition of a native edge plant buffer; 11m high arrival beacons at Green Isle Car Park Entrance; future-proofing for EV charging points; Enhancements to the Fairy Woodland Trail including new play features; new seating; new pedestrian link from the lakes; retention and protection of existing mature trees; addition of native ornamental shrubs and grasses; Upgrading of entrance and construction of a new footpath linking existing car park to the Outer Ring Road; future-proofing for EV charging points and extension of car park; and 11m high arrival beacon at Outer Ring Road Entrance; Provision of a new pedestrian entrance from Kilcarbery Grange Development; Provision of a new pedestrian link between the Camac Valley Camping Park and Corkagh Park; Enhancements to pedestrian entrance and boundary at St. John’s Wood Drive; Proposed planting, furniture and landscape works associated with the proposed development; All associated and ancillary site works associated with the proposed development. The areas for the proposed works are within the curtilage of a number of Protected Structures located within the subject site. The proposal has undergone Appropriate Assessment Screening under the Habitats Directive (92/43/EEC) and screening for Environmental Impact Assessment and a Flood Risk Assessment has been carried out. 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. Any person may, within 4 weeks from the date of publication of this notice, (disregarding the period between the 24th day of December and the first day of January, both days inclusive), apply to An Bord Pleanála for a screening determination as to whether the development would be likely to have significant effects on the environment. Due to Covid-19 restrictions, plans and particulars of the proposed scheme will be available for inspection or purchase at a fee not exceeding the reasonable cost of making a copy for a period of four weeks from the 20th December 2021 only; (disregarding the period between the 24th day of December and the first day of January, both days inclusive); by appointment at the offices of South Dublin County Council, County Hall, Tallaght, Dublin 24, and available online on the Consultation Portal http://consult.sdublincoco.ie Submissions or observations with respect to the proposed development dealing with the proper planning and sustainable development of the area in which the proposed development will be situated may be made in writing up to 5 pm on the 9th February 2022 and may be submitted either via: Online Submissions: http://consult.sdublincoco.ie or Post to: Senior Executive Officer, Environment Water and Climate Change Department, South Dublin County Council, County Hall, Tallaght, Dublin 24 YNN5.
  SD218/0011received 20 Dec 2021decided 14 Feb 20220 m away

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Appeals 0 in 5 years within 500 m

No appeal to An Coimisiún Pleanála within 500 m in 5 years.

Commencement notices 11 in 3 years within 500 m

• Dublin, South Dublin, D22Y4XH — Seven day notice
  26 Jan 2026SN0013619SD482 m away
• Naas Road, Clondalkin, South Dublin — Seven day notice
  22 Jan 2026SN0013606SDSD208/0002349 m away
• Eastgate Hall, Ash Walk, Kilcarbery Grange, South Dublin, D22 C9E5 — Commencement notice
  31 May 2024CN0115721SDLRD23A/0009216 m away
• Westgate Hall, Kilcarbery Grange, South Dublin, D22R2N1 — Commencement notice
  31 May 2024CN0115724SDLRD23A/0009250 m away
• Kilcarbery Grange, Clondalkin, South Dublin — Commencement notice
  30 Apr 2024CN0113980SDSHD3ABP-305267-19445 m away
• Kilcarbery Grange, Clondalkin, South Dublin — Commencement notice
  5 Apr 2024CN0112117SDSHD3ABP-305267-19397 m away
• Kilcarbery Grange, Clondalkin, South Dublin — Commencement notice
  5 Apr 2024CN0112165SDSHD3ABP-305267-19498 m away
• Kilcarbery Grange, Clondalkin, South Dublin — Commencement notice
  3 Apr 2024CN0112001SDSHD3-ABP-305267-19250 m away
• Kilcarbery Grange, Clondalkin, South Dublin — Commencement notice
  29 Mar 2024CN0111567SDSHD3-ABP-305267-19210 m away
• Kilcarbery Grange, Clondalkin, South Dublin — Commencement notice
  7 Mar 2024CN0110592SDSHD3-ABP-305267-19285 m away

One notice can cover many buildings — count notices, never building rows, or a single multi-unit scheme reads as a trend (T11).

Sales 0 in 36 months within 500 m

No Property Price Register sale geocoded within 500 m in 36 months.

Consultations 3 matched by place

• Safe Routes to School Scoil Naomh Aine Clondalkin 2 days left
  closes 16 Sept 2026South Dublin County Councilcounty-wide
• Notice of Consideration of a Scheme for the Abatement of Rates in Respect of Vacant Properties 2027 4 days left
  closes 18 Sept 2026South Dublin County Councilcounty-wide
• Clonburris Proposed Material Amendment to the Clonburris Strategic Development Zone Planning Scheme 2019 16 days left
  closes 29 Sept 2026South Dublin County Councilcounty-wide

Council items 10 in 24 months

• To ask the Chief Executive for a detailed report into what measures are being put in place to contain the white-clawed crayfish plague outbreak at Corkagh Park lakes and the Camac. When will these measures be put in place?
  Clondalkin, Newcastle, Rathcoole, Saggart and Brittas Area Committee17 Jun 2026Qu (7)South Dublin County Council
• To ask the Chief Executive for an update on the current status of bus shelter installations and proposed locations in Rathcoole, Saggart, Newcastle and Brittas, including details of any approved locations, planned installations, timelines for delivery, and engagement with the National Transport Authority (NTA) regarding outstanding requests.
  Clondalkin, Newcastle, Rathcoole, Saggart and Brittas Area Committee17 Jun 2026Qu (3)South Dublin County Council
• To ask the chief Executive to provide a report on the recent clear felling of trees and hedges around the ruin of St Cuthbert’s Church in Deansrath.
  Clondalkin, Newcastle, Rathcoole, Saggart and Brittas Area Committee17 Jun 2026Qu (9)South Dublin County Council
• Question in the name of Donna Cooney
  North Central Area Committee15 Jun 2026Q.84Dublin City Council
• Councillor J. Smyth - Ban on Fox Hunting in Fingal
  County Council8 Jun 2026F/255/26Fingal County Council
• To ask the Chief Executive Executive how it was decided not to have vehicular access from Lindisfarne Lawns to the Lock View Road as part of the infill housing development between Lindisfarne and Melrose in Clondalkin?
  Clondalkin, Newcastle, Rathcoole, Saggart and Brittas Area Committee20 May 2026Qu (1)South Dublin County Council
• To ask the Chief Executive for an update on efforts to investigate the inclusion of the Viaduct Bridge between the SIAC Quarry and Hanlons Quarry on Monastery Road Clondalkin in the Register of Protected Structures under objective NCBH19 of the SDCC County Development Plan for 2022-2028?
  Clondalkin, Newcastle, Rathcoole, Saggart and Brittas Area Committee20 May 2026Qu (10)South Dublin County Council
• Question in the name of Councillor Clodagh NῑMhuirῑ
  North Central Area Committee18 May 2026Q.30Dublin City Council
• To ask the Chief Executive further to discussions at the previous Area Committee Meeting to provide an update on the proposal to either hold a separate meeting or include a dedicated agenda item at a future ACM subject to time requirements to allow for a detailed discussion on the proposed Arts Centre in Clonburris. This should include clarification on the proposed design, scale and the level of i
  Lucan / Palmerstown / North Clondalkin Area Committee28 Apr 2026Qu (15)South Dublin County Council
• To ask the Chief Executive to provide a report regarding faulty public lighting in the North Clondalkin area, including the total number of public lights currently reported as faulty, the number of those faults outstanding beyond the 10 working day timeframe set out in the service level agreement, the average and longest repair times currently recorded and the specific reasons why these cases rema
  Lucan / Palmerstown / North Clondalkin Area Committee28 Apr 2026Qu (18)South Dublin County Council

Capacity and public land

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Public land (LDA register of relevant lands)

• Dublin City Council — Dublin city and suburbs
  6.64 hafolio DN36090F117 m awayas of 1 Jul 2023
• South Dublin County Council — Dublin city and suburbs
  0 hafolio DN4465N183 m awayas of 1 Jul 2023
• Dublin City Council — Dublin city and suburbs
  14.64 hafolio DN36090F270 m awayas of 1 Jul 2023
• Dublin City Council — Dublin city and suburbs
  4.56 hafolio DN36090F363 m awayas of 1 Jul 2023

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