Protected structure · Co. Dublin
The Church Of Saint Matthew, Irishtown Road, Dublin 4, D04C7F3
Decision due 7 Dec 2026
Key facts
- Planning application WEB3514/26 at The Church of Saint Matthew, Irishtown Road, Dublin 4, D04C7F3: PROTECTED STRUCTURE.
- The applicant is Rev. Leonard Ruddock. The agent is Andrew Judge.
- It was received by Dublin City Council on 13 Oct 2026.
- Status: Decision due 7 Dec 2026.
- The council's decision is due on 7 Dec 2026. Building work can only follow a grant of permission.
Source: the Dublin City Council planning register, checked 15 Oct 2026. Open the council's file
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What and where
PROTECTED STRUCTURE
PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The proposed development will consist of an extension to the existing columbarium wall along the east boundary wall of St. Matthew’s Church to provide additional spaces for cinerary urns. The proposed wall will return along the South boundary adjoining the footpath, where its height will be reduced to match the existing boundary wall. The development will also include associated paths, landscaping and seating. The proposed works are within the curtilage of a Protected Structure (RPS No. 4007)
- Location
- Dublin 4, Co. Dublin Map
- Council
- Dublin City Council
- Planning reference
- WEB3514/26
- Application type
- Permission
- Applicant
- Rev. Leonard Ruddock
- Agent
- Andrew Judge
Numbers and dates
- Project type
- Protected structure
- Received
- 13 Oct 2026
- Decision due
- 7 Dec 2026
- Protected structure
- Yes, RPS 4007
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Documents and evidence
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- Council planning fileThe application file WEB3514/26 on planning.agileapplications.ie: drawings, reports and the decision.Open the council's file
How we know this
From the Dublin City Council planning register, checked 15 Oct 2026. We link to the council's own file so you can check the official record before you act.
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