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Nick Sweeney planning activity
2 planning applications as agent or architect · latest 13 May 2026
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At a glance
Nick Sweeney is named as planning agent on 2 applications received between March 2026 and May 2026, in Longford. They are 1 extension and 1 infrastructure or energy application. Of these, 2 have been granted.
- Extensions · 1
- Infrastructure and energy · 1
- From council planning registers · updated 27 Oct 2026
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Longford
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Applications Nick Sweeney has worked on
- Deanscurragh, Co. LongfordGranted 25 Jun 2026
Single storey extension to side of detached single storey…
- St. Mel’s Road, Co. LongfordGranted 12 Aug 2026
New single storey shared link reception area
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About Nick Sweeney's planning work
What kind of work does Nick Sweeney do?
Of 2 applications: 1 extension and 1 infrastructure or energy application.
Where does Nick Sweeney work?
Applications in Longford (2), with 1 council.
Is Nick Sweeney 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.
How many of Nick Sweeney's applications were granted?
2 granted and none refused.