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John Power planning activity
2 planning applications as agent or architect · latest 13 Oct 2026
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The agent is the person or firm who lodged the application for the applicant. That can be an architect, an architectural technologist, a planning consultant, an engineer or a surveyor. Council files do not say which.
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At a glance
John Power is named as planning agent on 2 applications received between July 2026 and October 2026, in Dublin and Wexford. They are 1 farm building and 1 other application. Of these, 1 is waiting for a decision and 1 is at further information.
- Farm buildings · 1
- Other · 1
- From council planning registers · updated 20 Oct 2026
1 waiting · 1 at further info
Dublin, Wexford
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Decisions due on John Power's applications
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Applications John Power has worked on
- Drinagh, Co. WexfordDecision due 7 Dec 2026
Agricultural slatted shed
- Co. DublinFurther information requested 22 Sep 2026
Demolish exesting garage and side extension and construct a ground…
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1 client is behind more than one of these applications. See their clients, the value of the work and the track record.
Open any application for its details and the council's file, and check the details there before acting. Data updated 20 Oct 2026.
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About John Power's planning work
What kind of work does John Power do?
Of 2 applications: 1 farm building and 1 other application.
Where does John Power work?
Applications in Dublin (1) and Wexford (1), with 2 councils.
Is John Power 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.