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WICKLOW COUNTY COUNCIL VACANT SITES REGISTER @ 7Th May, 2021 URBAN REGENERATION & HOUSING ACT 2015 WICKLOW COUNTY COUNCIL VACANT SITES REGISTER @ 7th May, 2021 URBAN REGENERATION & HOUSING ACT 2015 Town Register No. Selection Address of property Folio Ownership Owner address Date entered Market Date of Appeal Status Criteria on Register Valuation Valuation Baltinglass VS/BALT/10 Regeneration Main Street, Baltinglass, Co. Unregistered Liam Quinn Quinns of Baltinglass, Main 6 July 2018 €140,000 17 Confirmed by Land Wicklow Street, Baltinglass, Co. December An Bord Wicklow 2019 Pleanála Baltinglass VS/BALT/12 Regeneration Edward Street, Baltinglass Unregistered Joseph Deane Stradbally, Castlegregory, Co. 1 October Land Kerry 2019 Bray VS/B/03 Regeneration Castle Street, Bray, Co. Unregistered Veema Limited 6 Windsor Place, Lower 03 May 2018 €750,000 29 July Land Wicklow Pembroke Street, Dublin 2. 2019 Bray VS/B/04 Regeneration Former Heiton Buckley site, WW37450F Beralt Grafton Group Secretarial 01 December €2,700,000 28 Confirmed by Land Castle Street, Bray, Co. WW12032F Developments Ltd Services Ltd, Grafton Group 2017 August An Bord Wicklow WW6086L Plc, Heron House, Corrig 2018 Pleanála Road Sandyford Industrial Estate, Dublin 18 Greystones - Delgany VS/GD/03 Regeneration Mill Road, Greystones, Co. WW10553F Wicklow County County Buildings, Station 20 March €2,600,000 18 Land Wicklow Unregistered Council Road, Wicklow Town, Co. 2018 December Wicklow 2019 Greystones-Delgany VS/GD/07B Regeneration Church Road, Delgany, Unregistered James & Barbara Vallendar, Kindlestown Hill, 17 July 2020 Land Greystones O’Gorman Delgany, Co. Wicklow. Kilcoole VS/K/03 – Site A Regeneration Lands measuring 0.17ha, Unregistered Brookhampton Collegefort, Carpensterstown 4 July 2018 €200,000 17 Confirmed by Land located West of Main Street, Limited Road, Castleknock, Dublin December An Bord Kilcoole, Co. Wicklow 15. 2019 Pleanála Kilcoole VS/K/03 – Site B Regeneration Lands measuring 0.52ha, WW3643 Brookhampton Collegefort, 4 July 2018 €270,000 17 Land located West of Main Street, Limited Carpensterstown Road, December Kilcoole, Co. Wicklow Castleknock, Dublin 15. 2019 Kilcoole VS/K/04 Regeneration Junction of Main Street, Sea WW37959F Douglas Hatton 1-3 Sanford Road, Ranelagh, 25 June 2018 €100,000 16 Sept. Confirmed by Land Road and Lott Lane, Kilcoole, Developments Dublin 6 2019 An Bord Co. Wicklow Limited Pleanála Kilcoole VS/K/05 Regeneration Main Street, Kilcoole, Co. Unregistered John Kane 5 Beauchamp Court, Victors 25 June 2018 €200,000 29 July Land Wicklow Way, Barnet, London, EN5 2019 5T2. Newtownmountkennedy VS/NTMK/01 Regeneration Beside the Druid’s Well Pub, WW4017F Brian Donoghue Blackfort, Grangelea, 26 July 2018 €525,000 19 Land Newtownmountkennedy, Ashford, Co. Wicklow December Co. Wicklow 2019 Michael Dwyer 64 Seapoint, Old Brittas Road, Wicklow Town Tom Murphy ‘Inver’ , Killiney Road, Town Register No. Selection Address of property Folio Ownership Owner address Date entered Market Date of Appeal Status Criteria on Register Valuation Valuation Killiney, Co. Dublin Newtownmountkennedy VS/NTMK/11 Regeneration Main Street, WW32101F Aquafawn Ltd Wentworth Place, Wicklow 01 December €300,000 29 May Land Newtownmountkennedy, Town, Co. Wicklow 2017 2018 Co. Wicklow Newtownmountkennedy VS/NTMK/12 Regeneration Main Street, WW30340F TJ Foley Springmount, 29 November €300,000 15 June Land Newtownmountkennedy, Newtownmountkennedy, Co. 2017 2018 Co. Wicklow Wicklow Newtownmountkennedy VS/NTMK/18 Regeneration Main Street (opposite Druids WW2720F Oisin Development Church Street, Wicklow 21 March €220,000 4 Dec Confirmed by Land Well Pub), Company Ltd 2019 2020 An Bord Newtownmountkennedy, Pleanala Co. Wicklow Rathdrum VS/RATHDRUM/01 Regeneration Main Street and the R752, WW24421F Wicklow County County Buildings, Station 25 June 2018 Land Rathdrum, Co. Wicklow Council Road, Wicklow Town, Co. Wicklow Rathdrum VS/RATHDRUM/04 Regeneration Corballis Lower, Rathdrum, WW37692F Knockcastle Seychelles, Castleknock 28 August €170,000 18 Confirmed by Land Co. Wicklow Property Road, 2018 December An Bord Developments Dublin 15 2019 Pleanála Limited Rathdrum VS/RATHDRUM/05 Regeneration South of St. Saviour’s Church WW26724F East Coast Area Sir Patrick’s Duns Hospital, 25 June 2018 €125,000 26 April Land and Graveyard, Rathdrum, Health Board Lower Grand Canal Sreet, 2019 Co. Wicklow Dublin Rathdrum VS/RATHDRUM/06 Regeneration Poundbrook Lane, Unregistered Leslie Armstrong 34 Main Street, Rathdrum, 25 June 2018 €60,000 29 July Land Rathdrum, Co. Wicklow Co. Wicklow 2019 Rathdrum VS/RATHDRUM/07 Regeneration Poundbrook Lane, Unregistered Michael Kavanagh Coolbawn, Aughrim, Co. 25 June 2018 €120,000 29 July Land Rathdrum, Co. Wicklow Wicklow 2019 Rathdrum VS/RATHDRUM/09 Regeneration Junction of Brewery Lane Unregistered Roy Doyle Knockanode, The Meetings, 26 July 2018 €100,000 29 July Land and Main Street, Rathdrum, Avoca, Co. Wicklow 2019 Co. Wicklow Rathnew VS/RN/01 Regeneration Charvey Lane, Rathnew WW29882F Blessville Ltd. IDA Business Park, 26 March On Appeal Land Ballynattin, Arklow, Co. 2020 Wickdlow Rathnew VS/RN/02 Regeneration Rathnew, Co. Wicklow WW2350 St. Laurence Archbishop’s House, 26 February €720,000 3 Dec Land O’Toole Diocesan Drumcondra, Dublin 9 2019 2020 Trust Wicklow Town VS/W/05 Regeneration The Murrough, Wicklow Unregistered Cable Rock Molesworth House, 1-2 20 June 2018 €1,000,000 29 July Confirmed by Land Town, Co. Wicklow Developments Ltd Fredrick Street, Dublin 2 2019 An Bord Pleanála Wicklow Town VS/W/06 Regeneration The Murrough, Wicklow Unregistered Blessville Ltd IDA Business Park, 01 December €400,000 29 May Confirmed by Land Town, Co. Wicklow Ballynattin, Arklow. Co. 2017 2018 An Bord Wicklow Pleanala .
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