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Planning Solicitor — Leinster

Objections, appeals, enforcement and judicial review — advised within 48 hours, entirely by phone and email if you prefer.

Leinster beyond Dublin is where the capital's growth lands: commuter counties absorbing housing schemes and village densification, motorway corridors carrying the logistics-and-warehousing era, and a rural hinterland of one-off housing and farms - objection country and development country at once. This practice serves the whole province with two offices inside it and a fully remote service around them, at the 48-hour standard.

Two Offices, One Province, Remote Around Both

The anchors: Dublin’s Ormond Quay office in the capital’s legal quarter - beside the Four Courts, where the province’s planning judicial reviews are heard - and Kilkenny’s Rose Inn Street office serving the south, both with same-week appointments, one rarely far from wherever in Leinster you are. Around them, the remote service most clients choose: the notice photographed and sent, the register read online, the decision or letter scanned across with its dates, the advice call at a time that genuinely suits, everything drafted and lodged without travel. The 48-hour standard runs identically by every route; same-day assessment exists for short windows: 01 5827148.

Growth Pressure, Both Chairs - and the Windows Underneath

The commuter counties concentrate this site’s whole subject: growth pressure producing schemes and site notices on roads that never had them, submissions weighed against county plans that manage that pressure through detailed density and allocation policies, contested grants travelling to An Coimisiún Pleanála constantly - and both chairs busy: communities engaging through evidenced submissions and preserved appeal tickets, developers and landowners proofing applications where designated sites and floodplains create real screening pathways, the CPO corner serving the infrastructure era’s takes. Underneath it all, the same unforgiving windows as everywhere - five weeks, four weeks, eight weeks, the stated periods on letters - running from dates in documents, which is why the province’s service is built on document speed: sent today, assessed within 48 hours, the honest route map back plainly.

Two Free Tools Before You Call

The Planning Permission Checker maps your project against the exemption territory and its traps, and the Planning Deadline Mapper shows which statutory window your situation is standing in. Both run entirely on your device — nothing stored or sent.

The Documents and Your Dates, Today

Site notice, decision, warning letter or CPO envelope - send what exists with the dates it carries. Which window, which route, and whether it's worth it: the honest position within 48 hours, wherever in Ireland you are.

Call 01 5827148

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Remotely as the default, with two physical offices in the province as anchors: the documents by email from anywhere - Naas or Navan, Bray or Wexford, Drogheda or Portlaoise - the register files read online, the advice call at a time that suits, submissions and appeals drafted and lodged without travel; and for anyone preferring a desk, Dublin’s Ormond Quay office (01 5827148) and Kilkenny’s Rose Inn Street office (michelle@marymolloysolicitors.ie) both hold same-week appointments, one rarely far from wherever in Leinster you are. The 48-hour standard runs identically by every route.