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Which planning permissions in Clontarf are running out?

2 planning permissions in Clontarf, 169 homes in all, expire within a year with no start recorded, as of 25 Sep 2026. The next is Redcourt (131 homes), on 23 Dec 2026. A permission lasts five years; an extension needs substantial works done before it expires.

From public registers, checked 25 Sep 2026. Updated nightly.

  • 2Permissions
  • 169Homes

Permissions in Clontarf, soonest to expire first

  1. Redcourt

    Clontarf · Dublin City · 1.14 ha · source

    Permission running out

    131 homes, expires 23 Dec 2026

  2. 174 Howth Road

    Clontarf · Dublin City · 0.24 ha · source

    Permission running out

    38 homes, expires 23 May 2027

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More about Clontarf

Is there development land for sale in Clontarf?
Buildable found 26 sites in Clontarf with a public sign they could come to market, as of 25 Sep 2026: 10 council sites proposed for sale, 3 sites with planning permission running out or recently expired, 7 derelict sites on the register and 6 stalled builds. These come from public registers, not agents' listings, so many are not advertised yet.
How many development sites are there in Clontarf?
Buildable tracks 464 development sites in Clontarf, as of 25 Sep 2026: every site with a public reason it could be built on or sold, from the councils' and national registers. They include 2 permissions running out, 3 permitted schemes not started, 11 derelict sites, 10 council land sales and 6 stalled builds.
What are the largest development sites in Clontarf?
212 development sites in Clontarf are a hectare or larger, as of 25 Sep 2026. The largest is public land in Clontarf, at 41.5 ha (publicly owned land).
Where are the derelict sites in Clontarf?
Clontarf has 7 sites on the council's derelict sites register, as of 25 Sep 2026. The owner of a registered site pays a levy of 7% of its market value a year.

Data as of 25 Sep 2026. Sources: Planning applications (Department of Housing national planning data).

Cite this: Which planning permissions in Clontarf are running out? Buildable, data as of 25 Sep 2026. https://buildable.ie/q/planning-permissions-expiring-clontarf

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