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Ed Hurst planning activity
3 planning applications as agent or architect · latest 14 Oct 2026
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At a glance
Ed Hurst is named as planning agent on 3 applications received between August 2026 and October 2026, in Dublin. All 3 are other applications. Of these, 2 are waiting for a decision.
- Other · 3
- From council planning registers · updated 25 Oct 2026
2 waiting
Dublin
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Decisions due on Ed Hurst's applications
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Applications Ed Hurst has worked on
- Balbriggan, Co. DublinDecision due 8 Dec 2026
Compliance submission for permission F21A/0576
- Balbriggan, Co. DublinDecision due 7 Dec 2026
Compliance submission for permission LRD0091/S3E
- Rush, Co. DublinDecision: In compliance (12 Oct 2026)
Compliance submission for permission LRD0072/S3E
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About Ed Hurst's planning work
What kind of work does Ed Hurst do?
Of 3 applications: 3 other applications.
Where does Ed Hurst work?
Applications in Dublin (3), with 1 council.
Is Ed Hurst an architect?
Council planning files name the agent but not their profession. To check whether someone may use the title architect in Ireland, search the RIAI Register of Architects.