Celbridge Road, Backwestonpark

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No observation, appeal or consultation window is open within 500 m today.

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Designations and constraints within 500 m

No OPW CFRAM/NIFM flood extent within 500 m.

Residential Zoned Land Tax

This site is not on the current draft or final RZLT map.

Planning applications 6 in 5 years within 500 m

Recent decisions and applications

• Weston Airport, Celbridge Road, Lucan- St Helens DED 1986, Lucan, Dublin Request additional information
  Development of hangar and helipad at Weston Airport for the purposes of search and rescue operations. Change of use from operational airport buildings to search and rescue base facility, intensification of use for search and rescue operations 24/7, 365 days per year.
  ED25/0050received 24 Jun 2025decided 21 Jul 2025219 m away
• Weston Airport, Backwestonpark, Leixlip, Dublin, W23XHF8 Grant permission for retention
  Retention of minor alterations to the existing Grant of Permission SD22A/0345 comprising; Revised arrangement of fire escape door and window, at stair core no.2, replacement of freestanding metal lettering with self-illuminated lettering for the "Weston airport" sign on the front canopy, and the termination of the overhanging canopy at western side of new foyer, all on the Northwestern side of the terminal. The alteration and relocation of escape stairs 3, by 2.78 m to the southeast, on the Southwestern side of the terminal. The omission of the customs office, and changes to the arrivals and departures lobbies and the replacement of freestanding metal lettering signage with 2 No. backlit wall mounted signs (flags) on the Southeastern side of the terminal. Also applied for are alterations to previous Grant of Permission consisting of the omission of the proposed second-floor offices, and the omission of new openings in parapet walls at second floor level facing the runway.
  SD25A/0024Wreceived 6 Feb 2025decided 1 Apr 2025449 m away
• Lands forming part of Weston Airport, at Celbridge Road, Backweston, Lucan, Co. Dublin, W23 XHF8 Grant permission
  Proposed Search and Rescue (SAR) hangar on lands forming part of Weston Airport, at Celbridge Road, Backweston, Lucan, Co. Dublin. The proposed development will consist of a part single and part two storey SAR helicopter hangar of 1,984.4 sq.m FGA to accommodate 2 no. helicopters, maintenance store, workshop and facilities, operations rooms and offices, staff kitchen and accommodation for on shift personnel. The hangar facility will also facilitate maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) activities for SAR helicopters only. A single-storey structure of 48.9 sq.m GFA facilitating ESB substation, switch room, and security room is also proposed. Permission is also sought for airside infrastructure comprising apron area to connect with existing apron, refuelling areas, service access area and a subdivided fenced compound to accommodate airside SAR support vehicles. The landside subdivision of the fenced compound will house a generator and water tank for firefighting purposes. Also proposed is the reconfiguration of existing emergency airside access from the R403 Celbridge Road to facilitate a dual emergency (airside) access route; pedestrian footpath and access to the proposed development; 20 no. car parking spaces including EV charging and disabled parking provision; 17 no. bicycle parking spaces; watermain and drainage works including foul pump station and rising main; landscaping including paving, planting, earth mounding, and SuDs, SAR facility wall-mounted signage, fencing and all associated site development works on a site area of 2.1112 Ha.
  SD23A/0324received 9 Jul 2024decided 6 Aug 2024103 m away
• Weston Airport, Backweston, Lucan, Co. Dublin Declared exempt
  The installation of a system of 'Visual Aids to Navigation', including all associated electrical ducting, an aeronautical beacon, runway edge lights, runway lead-in lights, runway threshold identification lights, Precision Approach Path Indicators (PAPI's), runway end lights, stopway lights, runway guard lights, stop-bars, taxiway edge lights, apron floodlighting and wind-direction indicator (windcone) lights. The standardisation of the width of the straight sections of all taxiways to 11m (with wider than 11m for turns). (Please refer to the cover letter enclosed within for a detailed description of the proposed development)
  ED24/0009received 23 Feb 2024decided 21 Mar 20240 m away
• Weston Airport, Backweston Park, Leixlip, Dublin, W23 XHF8 Grant permission
  Alterations, extension and upgrades to the existing terminal building and all ancillary site development works; The proposed development, resulting in an increase of c. 313sq.m. GFA to the existing terminal building, will comprise; Removal of an existing canopy and construction of an extended entrance foyer, provision of ancillary cafe and outdoor seating area and segregated arrivals/departures vestibules at Ground Floor level; construction of an outdoor terrace with access from existing restaurant including overhead brise soleil sun shade and upgrades to existing WC block at first floor level; Construction of additional offices, plant room and provision of additional window openings at second floor level; Construction of a fire escape stairwell adjacent to the existing terminal with connecting walkway and access doorway at first floor level, covered walkway between the existing terminal building and the existing National Flight Centre building at ground level, erection of new signage, relocation of surface water / wastewater infrastructure and enhancements to the existing set down area and car park to include landscaping, paved pedestrian zones and a proposed gated service entrance to the airside apron. Car park enhancements to result in reduction in car parking spaces from existing 219 to proposed 191.
  SD22A/0345received 10 Jan 2023decided 3 Feb 2023449 m away
• Weston Airport, Backweston Park, Leixlip, Dublin, W23 XHF8 Declared exempt
  The Proposal seeks to make minimal external changes to external South East elevation of the terminal building. The proposal would see replacement glazing & a reduced cill height at first story level. Ultimately the changes of the cill height are minimal & represent a less than 3% alteration to the fabric of the south eastern elevation which measures at a height of 14.03m (as shown in table 4.1 below & displayed in figure 4.1)
  ED22/0024received 27 Jun 2022decided 25 Jul 2022452 m away

`description` is truncated at source (80 chars for DLR, 70 for Fingal) and `applicant` is null nationally — NPAD publishes neither in full.

Appeals 2 in 5 years within 500 m

• ACP 320668 on SD23A/0324 Granted with conditions
  received 27 Aug 2024decided 16 Jul 2025103 m awayinspector's report
• ACP 320704 on SD23A/0324 Refused
  received 29 Aug 2024decided 24 Sept 2024103 m away

Commencement notices 0 in 3 years within 500 m

No commencement notice lodged with the Building Control Management System nearby.

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 3 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 an update on the stock condition survey programme for social housing units in the Lucan LEA, noting that tenants have begun receiving survey notifications. Can the Chief Executive confirm when surveys will be completed, outline the timeline for retrofit works including windows, doors and energy efficiency upgrades, and set out what the survey process involves for ten
  Lucan / Palmerstown / North Clondalkin Area Committee26 May 2026Qu (1)South Dublin County Council
• To ask the Manager for the results to the test carried out late 2025/early 2026 by SDCC of the water source in Lucan Demesne that runs under the road at the end of Tandy's Lane, by the "Bath House" in Lucan Demesne, joining the River Liffey to the North, and to report back on the water quality and chemical composition. Using 18th C scientific sources, we may be able to use this information to prov
  Lucan / Palmerstown / North Clondalkin Area Committee28 Apr 2026Qu (2)South Dublin County Council
• To ask the Chief Executive for a progress report and an expected finish date for the boundary fence outside Ballyowen estate in Lucan, adjacent to the R136
  Lucan / Palmerstown / North Clondalkin Area Committee24 Mar 2026Qu (13)South Dublin County Council
• Can the Chief Executive confirm how many dog licences have been issued in the Lucan area over the past five years and provide a year-by-year breakdown to indicate whether there has been an increase in the number of licences issued during that period?
  Lucan / Palmerstown / North Clondalkin Area Committee24 Mar 2026Qu (3)South Dublin County Council
• Can the Chief Executive outline how many trees were planted in the Lucan area during 2025 and what tree planting programmes are planned for 2026? In addition can a breakdown of locations be provided along with details of any other biodiversity or environmental projects planned for the Lucan area.
  Lucan / Palmerstown / North Clondalkin Area Committee24 Mar 2026Qu (7)South Dublin County Council
• To ask the Manager for information on specific environmental priorities for rivers in the Lucan, Palmerstown and North Clondalkin areas during 2026.
  Lucan / Palmerstown / North Clondalkin Area Committee24 Feb 2026Qu (9)South Dublin County Council
• To ask the Chief Executive whether Protected Structure Ref. 036 — the former Tram Depot and Power Station (known locally as the Schoolmaster's House) in Lucan — has been considered for inclusion on the Vacant or Derelict Sites Register, and if eligible should it be so listed.
  Lucan / Palmerstown / North Clondalkin Area Committee16 Dec 2025Qu (11)South Dublin County Council
• Recent heavy rainfall (weekend 14th/15th) saw water levels rise significantly at both the Liffey and Griffeen Rivers in Lucan, and above some of the new infrastructure, submerging the entire Weir Promenade and some building materials here and at the Village Green - To now ask the manager to detail any impacts that this might have on project completion works and timeline and if a statement can be m
  Lucan / Palmerstown / North Clondalkin Area Committee16 Dec 2025Qu (13)South Dublin County Council
• To ask the Manager what the current average waiting time is for social housing allocation in Lucan, and how this compares to the County average?
  Lucan / Palmerstown / North Clondalkin Area Committee25 Nov 2025Qu (12)South Dublin County Council
• To ask the Chief Executive what contingencies are in place to address urgent window and door replacements in Lucan, given that stock condition surveys for social housing units in Lucan are not scheduled until Q3/Q4 2026. How will the council ensure that delays in surveying do not have a detrimental effect on critical replacements for our tenants?
  Lucan / Palmerstown / North Clondalkin Area Committee25 Nov 2025Qu (11)South Dublin County Council

Capacity and public land

No publishable utility-capacity record within the radius. 1 record from Esb substation withheld: source licence forbids redistribution; see the operator's own register.

No site on the LDA register of relevant public lands within 500 m.

Schools and public transport within 1.0 km

Sources used in this report

Generated 13 Sept 2026, 17:19 from the Planning Register store. Nothing on this page was fetched live: every figure was already in the store with the fetch time shown. Deadlines are derived from published receipt and decision dates under the Planning and Development Act 2000; confirm with the planning authority before relying on them.

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