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  1. 73

    1. Dublin city and suburbsNew

    Publicly owned landUnderused site

    Public land held by The Office of Public Works (LDA register, 1 Apr 2023) source

    0.51 ha · about 14–40 homes · South Dublin

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    • Built far below what the zoning allows: About 1,585 m² of buildings on 0.51 ha (plot ratio 0.31, 2 storeys max) source · 27 Sept 2026
    • 0.51 ha zoned M2 (TC: To protect, improve and provide for the future development of Town Centres) source · 8 Mar 2022
    Zoning
    M2 TC: To protect, improve and provide for the future development of Town Centres
    Who to contact
    Land Development Agency: The Office of Public Works — Public land held by The Office of Public Works. Ask the owner body, or the Land Development Agency, about its plans for the land. open

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  2. 73

    2. Dublin city and suburbsNew

    Publicly owned landUnderused site

    Public land held by Irish Water (LDA register, 1 Apr 2023) source

    1.44 ha · about 40–115 homes · South Dublin

    More
    • Built far below what the zoning allows: No buildings on 1.44 ha source · 27 Sept 2026
    • 1.44 ha zoned M1 (REGEN: To facilitate enterprise and/or residential led regeneration) source · 8 Mar 2022
    Zoning
    M1 REGEN: To facilitate enterprise and/or residential led regeneration
    Who to contact
    Land Development Agency: Irish Water — Public land held by Irish Water. Ask the owner body, or the Land Development Agency, about its plans for the land. open

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  3. 73

    3. Dublin city and suburbsNew

    Publicly owned landUnderused site

    Public land held by Dublin and Dun Laoghaire Education and Training Board (LDA register, 1 Apr 2023) source

    0.73 ha · about 20–58 homes · South Dublin

    More
    • Built far below what the zoning allows: About 1,286 m² of buildings on 0.73 ha (plot ratio 0.18, 4 storeys max) source · 27 Sept 2026
    • 0.73 ha zoned M1 (REGEN: To facilitate enterprise and/or residential led regeneration) source · 8 Mar 2022
    Zoning
    M1 REGEN: To facilitate enterprise and/or residential led regeneration
    Who to contact
    Land Development Agency: Dublin and Dun Laoghaire Education and Training Board — Public land held by Dublin and Dun Laoghaire Education and Training Board. Ask the owner body, or the Land Development Agency, about its plans for the land. open

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  4. 73

    4. Dublin city and suburbsNew

    Publicly owned landUnderused site

    Public land held by The Minister for Health (LDA register, 1 Apr 2023) source

    0.51 ha · about 14–40 homes · South Dublin

    More
    • Built far below what the zoning allows: At least 418 m² of buildings on 0.51 ha (plot ratio 0.08, 1 storey max) source · 27 Sept 2026
    • 0.51 ha zoned M2 (TC: To protect, improve and provide for the future development of Town Centres) source · 8 Mar 2022
    Zoning
    M2 TC: To protect, improve and provide for the future development of Town Centres
    Who to contact
    Land Development Agency: The Minister for Health — Public land held by The Minister for Health. Ask the owner body, or the Land Development Agency, about its plans for the land. open

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  5. 73

    5. Dublin city and suburbsNew

    Publicly owned landUnderused site

    Public land held by Dublin City Council (LDA register, 1 Apr 2023) source

    0.71 ha · about 20–57 homes · South Dublin

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    • Built far below what the zoning allows: About 1,926 m² of buildings on 0.72 ha (plot ratio 0.27, 3 storeys max) source · 27 Sept 2026
    • 0.72 ha zoned M2 (TC: To protect, improve and provide for the future development of Town Centres) source · 8 Mar 2022
    Zoning
    M2 TC: To protect, improve and provide for the future development of Town Centres
    Who to contact
    Land Development Agency: Dublin City Council — Public land held by Dublin City Council. Ask the owner body, or the Land Development Agency, about its plans for the land. open

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  6. 73

    6. Dublin city and suburbsNew

    Publicly owned landUnderused site

    Public land held by Dublin City Council (LDA register, 1 Apr 2023) source

    0.56 ha · about 15–44 homes · South Dublin

    More
    • Built far below what the zoning allows: About 1 m² of buildings on 0.56 ha (plot ratio 0.00, 2 storeys max) source · 27 Sept 2026
    • 0.56 ha zoned R2 (RES: To protect and/or improve residential amenity) source · 8 Mar 2022
    Zoning
    R2 RES: To protect and/or improve residential amenity
    Who to contact
    Land Development Agency: Dublin City Council — Public land held by Dublin City Council. Ask the owner body, or the Land Development Agency, about its plans for the land. open

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  7. 73

    7. Dublin city and suburbsNew

    Publicly owned landUnderused site

    Public land held by Dublin City Council (LDA register, 1 Jul 2023) source

    0.50 ha · about 14–40 homes · South Dublin

    More
    • Built far below what the zoning allows: At least 10 m² of buildings on 0.50 ha (plot ratio 0.00, 1 storey max) source · 27 Sept 2026
    • 0.50 ha zoned R2 (RES: To protect and/or improve residential amenity) source · 8 Mar 2022
    Zoning
    R2 RES: To protect and/or improve residential amenity
    Who to contact
    Land Development Agency: Dublin City Council — Public land held by Dublin City Council. Ask the owner body, or the Land Development Agency, about its plans for the land. open

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  8. 73

    8. Dublin city and suburbsNew

    Publicly owned landUnderused site

    Public land held by Dublin City Council (LDA register, 1 Apr 2023) source

    1.50 ha · about 42–120 homes · South Dublin

    More
    • Built far below what the zoning allows: About 1,296 m² of buildings on 1.50 ha (plot ratio 0.09, 3 storeys max) source · 27 Sept 2026
    • 1.50 ha zoned M2 (TC: To protect, improve and provide for the future development of Town Centres) source · 8 Mar 2022
    Zoning
    M2 TC: To protect, improve and provide for the future development of Town Centres
    Who to contact
    Land Development Agency: Dublin City Council — Public land held by Dublin City Council. Ask the owner body, or the Land Development Agency, about its plans for the land. open

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  9. 73

    9. Dublin city and suburbsNew

    Publicly owned landUnderused site

    Public land held by Electricity Supply Board (LDA register, 1 Apr 2023) source

    0.95 ha · about 26–75 homes · South Dublin

    More
    • Built far below what the zoning allows: About 622 m² of buildings on 0.95 ha (plot ratio 0.07, 2 storeys max) source · 27 Sept 2026
    • 0.95 ha zoned M1 (REGEN: To facilitate enterprise and/or residential led regeneration) source · 8 Mar 2022
    Zoning
    M1 REGEN: To facilitate enterprise and/or residential led regeneration
    Who to contact
    Land Development Agency: Electricity Supply Board — Public land held by Electricity Supply Board. Ask the owner body, or the Land Development Agency, about its plans for the land. open

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  10. 73

    10. Dublin city and suburbsNew

    Publicly owned landUnderused site

    Public land held by Dublin City Council (LDA register, 1 Apr 2023) source

    0.79 ha · about 22–63 homes · South Dublin

    More
    • Built far below what the zoning allows: About 1,019 m² of buildings on 0.79 ha (plot ratio 0.13, 2 storeys max) source · 27 Sept 2026
    • 0.79 ha zoned R2 (RES: To protect and/or improve residential amenity) source · 8 Mar 2022
    Zoning
    R2 RES: To protect and/or improve residential amenity
    Who to contact
    Land Development Agency: Dublin City Council — Public land held by Dublin City Council. Ask the owner body, or the Land Development Agency, about its plans for the land. open

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  11. 73

    11. Dublin city and suburbsNew

    Publicly owned landUnderused site

    Public land held by Dublin City Council (LDA register, 1 Apr 2023) source

    0.71 ha · about 19–56 homes · South Dublin

    More
    • Built far below what the zoning allows: No buildings on 0.71 ha source · 27 Sept 2026
    • 0.71 ha zoned R2 (RES: To protect and/or improve residential amenity) source · 8 Mar 2022
    Zoning
    R2 RES: To protect and/or improve residential amenity
    Who to contact
    Land Development Agency: Dublin City Council — Public land held by Dublin City Council. Ask the owner body, or the Land Development Agency, about its plans for the land. open

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  12. 73

    12. Dublin city and suburbsNew

    Publicly owned landUnderused site

    Public land held by Dublin City Council (LDA register, 1 Apr 2023) source

    0.59 ha · about 16–47 homes · South Dublin

    More
    • Built far below what the zoning allows: About 1,314 m² of buildings on 0.59 ha (plot ratio 0.22, 1 storey max) source · 27 Sept 2026
    • 0.59 ha zoned R2 (RES: To protect and/or improve residential amenity) source · 8 Mar 2022
    Zoning
    R2 RES: To protect and/or improve residential amenity
    Who to contact
    Land Development Agency: Dublin City Council — Public land held by Dublin City Council. Ask the owner body, or the Land Development Agency, about its plans for the land. open

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  13. 65

    13. Dublin city and suburbsNew

    Publicly owned landUnderused site

    Public land held by South Dublin County Council (LDA register, 1 Apr 2023) source

    0.26 ha · about 7–20 homes · South Dublin

    More
    • Built far below what the zoning allows: About 1,078 m² of buildings on 0.26 ha (plot ratio 0.41, 2 storeys max) source · 27 Sept 2026
    • 0.26 ha zoned M3 (LC: To protect, improve and provide for the future development of Local Centres) source · 8 Mar 2022
    Zoning
    M3 LC: To protect, improve and provide for the future development of Local Centres
    Who to contact
    Land Development Agency: South Dublin County Council — Public land held by South Dublin County Council. Ask the owner body, or the Land Development Agency, about its plans for the land. open

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  14. 65

    14. Dublin city and suburbsNew

    Publicly owned landUnderused site

    Public land held by Dublin and Dun Laoghaire Education and Training Board (LDA register, 1 Apr 2023) source

    0.45 ha · about 12–36 homes · South Dublin

    More
    • Built far below what the zoning allows: About 737 m² of buildings on 0.45 ha (plot ratio 0.16, 1 storey max) source · 27 Sept 2026
    • 0.45 ha zoned M2 (VC: To protect, improve and provide for the future development of Village Centre) source · 8 Mar 2022
    Zoning
    M2 VC: To protect, improve and provide for the future development of Village Centres
    Who to contact
    Land Development Agency: Dublin and Dun Laoghaire Education and Training Board — Public land held by Dublin and Dun Laoghaire Education and Training Board. Ask the owner body, or the Land Development Agency, about its plans for the land. open

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  15. 65

    15. Dublin city and suburbsNew

    Publicly owned landUnderused site

    Public land held by Dublin City Council (LDA register, 1 Apr 2023) source

    0.38 ha · about 10–30 homes · South Dublin

    More
    • Built far below what the zoning allows: No buildings on 0.38 ha source · 27 Sept 2026
    • 0.38 ha zoned R2 (RES: To protect and/or improve residential amenity) source · 8 Mar 2022
    Zoning
    R2 RES: To protect and/or improve residential amenity
    Who to contact
    Land Development Agency: Dublin City Council — Public land held by Dublin City Council. Ask the owner body, or the Land Development Agency, about its plans for the land. open

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  16. 65

    16. Dublin city and suburbsNew

    Publicly owned landUnderused site

    Public land held by Dublin City Council (LDA register, 1 Apr 2023) source

    0.30 ha · about 8–24 homes · South Dublin

    More
    • Built far below what the zoning allows: About 718 m² of buildings on 0.30 ha (plot ratio 0.24, 2 storeys max) source · 27 Sept 2026
    • 0.30 ha zoned R2 (RES: To protect and/or improve residential amenity) source · 8 Mar 2022
    Zoning
    R2 RES: To protect and/or improve residential amenity
    Who to contact
    Land Development Agency: Dublin City Council — Public land held by Dublin City Council. Ask the owner body, or the Land Development Agency, about its plans for the land. open

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  17. 65

    17. Dublin city and suburbsNew

    Publicly owned landUnderused site

    Public land held by Dublin City Council (LDA register, 1 Apr 2023) source

    0.36 ha · about 10–28 homes · South Dublin

    More
    • Built far below what the zoning allows: About 1,659 m² of buildings on 0.36 ha (plot ratio 0.46, 2 storeys max) source · 27 Sept 2026
    • 0.36 ha zoned M2 (TC: To protect, improve and provide for the future development of Town Centres) source · 8 Mar 2022
    Zoning
    M2 TC: To protect, improve and provide for the future development of Town Centres
    Who to contact
    Land Development Agency: Dublin City Council — Public land held by Dublin City Council. Ask the owner body, or the Land Development Agency, about its plans for the land. open

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  18. 65

    18. Dublin city and suburbsNew

    Publicly owned landUnderused site

    Public land held by Health Service Executive (LDA register, 1 Apr 2023) source

    0.33 ha · about 9–26 homes · South Dublin

    More
    • Built far below what the zoning allows: About 989 m² of buildings on 0.33 ha (plot ratio 0.30, 2 storeys max) source · 27 Sept 2026
    • 0.33 ha zoned M1 (REGEN: To facilitate enterprise and/or residential led regeneration) source · 8 Mar 2022
    Zoning
    M1 REGEN: To facilitate enterprise and/or residential led regeneration
    Who to contact
    Land Development Agency: Health Service Executive — Public land held by Health Service Executive. Ask the owner body, or the Land Development Agency, about its plans for the land. open

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  19. 65

    19. Dublin city and suburbsNew

    Publicly owned landUnderused site

    Public land held by South Dublin County Council (LDA register, 1 Apr 2023) source

    0.26 ha · about 7–21 homes · South Dublin

    More
    • Built far below what the zoning allows: About 202 m² of buildings on 0.26 ha (plot ratio 0.08, 2 storeys max) source · 27 Sept 2026
    • 0.26 ha zoned M2 (VC: To protect, improve and provide for the future development of Village Centre) source · 8 Mar 2022
    Zoning
    M2 VC: To protect, improve and provide for the future development of Village Centres
    Who to contact
    Land Development Agency: South Dublin County Council — Public land held by South Dublin County Council. Ask the owner body, or the Land Development Agency, about its plans for the land. open

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  20. 58

    20. Dublin city and suburbsNew

    Publicly owned landUnderused site

    Public land held by Dublin City Council (LDA register, 1 Apr 2023) source

    0.11 ha · about 3–8 homes · South Dublin

    More
    • Built far below what the zoning allows: About 266 m² of buildings on 0.11 ha (plot ratio 0.25, 1 storey max) source · 27 Sept 2026
    • 0.11 ha zoned R2 (RES: To protect and/or improve residential amenity) source · 8 Mar 2022
    Zoning
    R2 RES: To protect and/or improve residential amenity
    Who to contact
    Land Development Agency: Dublin City Council — Public land held by Dublin City Council. Ask the owner body, or the Land Development Agency, about its plans for the land. open

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  21. 58

    21. Dublin city and suburbsNew

    Publicly owned landUnderused site

    Public land held by The Office of Public Works (LDA register, 1 Apr 2023) source

    0.18 ha · about 5–14 homes · South Dublin

    More
    • Built far below what the zoning allows: About 560 m² of buildings on 0.18 ha (plot ratio 0.31, 2 storeys max) source · 27 Sept 2026
    • 0.18 ha zoned M2 (TC: To protect, improve and provide for the future development of Town Centres) source · 8 Mar 2022
    Zoning
    M2 TC: To protect, improve and provide for the future development of Town Centres
    Who to contact
    Land Development Agency: The Office of Public Works — Public land held by The Office of Public Works. Ask the owner body, or the Land Development Agency, about its plans for the land. open

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  22. 58

    22. Dublin city and suburbsNew

    Publicly owned landUnderused site

    Public land held by An Post (LDA register, 1 Apr 2023) source

    0.16 ha · about 4–13 homes · South Dublin

    More
    • Built far below what the zoning allows: About 561 m² of buildings on 0.16 ha (plot ratio 0.34, 1 storey max) source · 27 Sept 2026
    • 0.16 ha zoned M1 (REGEN: To facilitate enterprise and/or residential led regeneration) source · 8 Mar 2022
    Zoning
    M1 REGEN: To facilitate enterprise and/or residential led regeneration
    Who to contact
    Land Development Agency: An Post — Public land held by An Post. Ask the owner body, or the Land Development Agency, about its plans for the land. open

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  23. 58

    23. Dublin city and suburbsNew

    Publicly owned landUnderused site

    Public land held by Dublin City Council (LDA register, 1 Apr 2023) source

    0.23 ha · about 6–18 homes · South Dublin

    More
    • Built far below what the zoning allows: About 9 m² of buildings on 0.23 ha (plot ratio 0.00, 1 storey max) source · 27 Sept 2026
    • 0.23 ha zoned M1 (REGEN: To facilitate enterprise and/or residential led regeneration) source · 8 Mar 2022
    Zoning
    M1 REGEN: To facilitate enterprise and/or residential led regeneration
    Who to contact
    Land Development Agency: Dublin City Council — Public land held by Dublin City Council. Ask the owner body, or the Land Development Agency, about its plans for the land. open

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  24. 58

    24. Dublin city and suburbsNew

    Publicly owned landUnderused site

    Public land held by Dublin City Council (LDA register, 1 Apr 2023) source

    0.23 ha · about 6–18 homes · South Dublin

    More
    • Built far below what the zoning allows: About 469 m² of buildings on 0.23 ha (plot ratio 0.20, 1 storey max) source · 27 Sept 2026
    • 0.23 ha zoned R2 (RES: To protect and/or improve residential amenity) source · 8 Mar 2022
    Zoning
    R2 RES: To protect and/or improve residential amenity
    Who to contact
    Land Development Agency: Dublin City Council — Public land held by Dublin City Council. Ask the owner body, or the Land Development Agency, about its plans for the land. open

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  25. 58

    25. Dublin city and suburbsNew

    Publicly owned landUnderused site

    Public land held by Health Service Executive (LDA register, 1 Apr 2023) source

    0.11 ha · about 3–8 homes · South Dublin

    More
    • Built far below what the zoning allows: About 301 m² of buildings on 0.11 ha (plot ratio 0.28, 2 storeys max) source · 27 Sept 2026
    • 0.11 ha zoned R2 (RES: To protect and/or improve residential amenity) source · 8 Mar 2022
    Zoning
    R2 RES: To protect and/or improve residential amenity
    Who to contact
    Land Development Agency: Health Service Executive — Public land held by Health Service Executive. Ask the owner body, or the Land Development Agency, about its plans for the land. open

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