Planning Objection/Submission Consultants
The Planning Process in Ireland
In Ireland, the planning process gives people a chance to have their say on new developments in their community.
When a person applies for planning permission, their application is made public, and interested parties have five weeks to submit an objection (officially called an observation/submission). If you’re worried about traffic, environmental impact, or how a development might change your area or affect your property, this is your chance to raise concerns.
The local council reviews all objections/submissions before making a decision, usually within eight weeks. If permission is granted despite objections/submissions, you can appeal the Council decision to An Bord Pleanála, the national planning appeals board. Getting involved early and making a strong, well-supported case can make a real difference.
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Need to Submit a Planning Objection? We Can Help.
If you want to make an objection/submission to a planning application, we can guide you through the process.
At Planning Appeals Ireland, we are totally independent and we are here to help individuals and communities submit formal objections/submissions to planning applications. Whether you’re concerned about your property, traffic, environmental impact, overdevelopment, or other issues, we will ensure your objection/submission is clear, well-structured, and properly submitted.
If you need to make an objection/submission to a planning application, contact us today to discuss your options.
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