Ireland Planning provides professional planning consultancy for householders, property owners, investors and businesses with development proposals in the Dublin region.
How we can assist
We start by understanding the proposal, reviewing the available planning history and identifying the applicable planning authority and policy framework. The scope of any subsequent work is agreed before instruction.
Dublin City Council
City-centre proposals can require close examination of zoning, active frontages, heritage, established land uses, access and the relationship to neighbouring occupiers.
Fingal County Council
Projects in Fingal may involve suburban, town-centre, rural or airport-influenced contexts. We consider the applicable plan, relevant designations and site characteristics.
South Dublin County Council
We assist with residential and commercial proposals and consider local zoning, design, movement and amenity issues.
Dún Laoghaire–Rathdown County Council
Householder and commercial projects can involve established residential character, sensitive streetscapes, protected structures and design considerations.
From feasibility to application
Our approach starts with the planning history and development description, followed by a review of the applicable policy framework and an appropriate submission strategy.
Information to include with your enquiry
The more accurately we understand the site and proposed development, the more useful an initial response can be.
- Full property address and Eircode, if available
- Existing use and proposed use or works
- Any planning reference numbers, decisions or drawings
- Relevant timescales and known constraints
Questions worth considering
- Which Dublin planning authority covers the site?
- Is the existing use authorised?
- What information should I provide?
Request a planning assessment
Contact Ireland Planning on 01 223 2496 or send an enquiry using our contact page. We will explain the next practical step for your project.
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Planning law and local policy can change. Any general information on this page should be checked against the provisions in force and the specific property circumstances before relying on an exemption or commencing works.