Council selling land in Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown s.183 disposal notices
Land the council proposes to sell or lease, from the notices put to council meetings, newest first.
3 notices put to Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown's council meetings in the last three years
1 new this week
- checked 25 Sept 2026
New this week
4.02. Proposed Disposal of a 15-Year Lease of 17 Woodbrook Copse, Dublin Road, Bray, Co. Dublin, A98 W2T6 to Cheshire Ir
Balbriggan · meeting 14 Sept 2026 · source
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4.02. Proposed disposal of a 99-year leasehold agreement to Dalkey Utd Football Club Hyde Road, Dalkey (LD 2344)
Dún Laoghaire · meeting 11 May 2026 · source
4.03. Proposed Disposal of a 99-year leasehold agreement to Cuala GAA Club Hyde Road, Dalkey (LD 2070)
Dún Laoghaire · meeting 11 May 2026 · source
Where they are
Source: Council meeting agendas (s.183 disposal notices), checked 25 Sept 2026. Each row links to the record it came from.
What this means for a buyer
Before a council sells or leases land, section 183 of the Local Government Act 2001 requires notice to every elected member, naming the land, the buyer and the price. The members consider it at a meeting at least ten days later and can vote to stop it. Most notices are small (garden strips, rights of way, tenant purchases), but some are development land going to a housing body, the Land Development Agency or a developer. The notice is often the only public record of a sale, so that is the time to ask the council about a site.
Questions people ask
What is a section 183 notice?
A notice under s.183 of the Local Government Act 2001 from the chief executive to every elected member, at least ten days before a meeting, that the council proposes to dispose of land: the land, the buyer, the price and any conditions.
Can the councillors stop a sale?
Yes. At the meeting the members can resolve that the disposal shall not go ahead, or only on other terms. If they pass no such resolution, it proceeds.
Can the public object?
There is no statutory submission. The route is the local councillors, before the meeting, quoting the agenda item.
Does a s.183 notice mean the land will be built on?
No. It records a transfer of an interest in land. Any building needs planning permission in the ordinary way.
Where are s.183 notices published?
With the agenda for the council or area committee meeting on the council's meetings website. They are not in the planning register. Each row here links to its meeting papers.