Find refused sites where the reason can be fixed
Refused sites to try againNew
16,834 refusals, each read from the council’s own decision. Precedent finds the sites refused for reasons a better scheme can answer, where nothing has been granted since.
- refusals read
- 16,834
- refusals read
- zoned sites of 2 ha+ refused for a fixable reason
- 29
- zoned sites of 2 ha+ refused for a fixable reason
- fields near a town, the same
- 68
- fields near a town, the same
Stack it on any search
One tick boxNew
“Refused before, for a fixable reason” narrows any site search — housing land, fields, strategic land.
Nothing granted since
A site that has since got permission drops out: it is no longer an opportunity.
The reasoning on the card
Each refusal on the site with its category, the council’s reason in a line, and the case.
Refusals that count as fixable
Reasons a new scheme, a new access or new services can answer.
- Traffic & access
- Wastewater & services
- Height, scale & density
- Residential amenity
- Design & layout
- An expired permission
Refused sites to try again: questions
Can I find sites that were refused planning permission in Ireland?
Yes. Precedent holds the refusals on the national register with the council’s reasoning — 16,834 of them read. Filter any site search to land refused for a reason a new scheme can answer, with nothing granted since.
What counts as a fixable refusal?
One a better scheme can answer: traffic & access, wastewater & services, height, scale & density, residential amenity, design & layout, an expired permission. Rural housing need, flood risk, ecology, landscape and zoning are left out.
Can a refused site get planning permission later?
Often. A new application can answer the reasons given, or the decision can be appealed. The council’s reasons are the brief for what to change.
Built on official public registries
- National planning applications register
- 203,449 applications, all 31 authorities
- Council decision documents
- 16,834 refusals read
Reasons are read by an AI language model and grouped by keyword, so each is marked “likely fixable” with the council’s own words beside it and a link to the file.
All in one platform
Every feature works on the same map, against the same 31 planning authorities.
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- Find opportunitiesApproved, not startedNew
- Find opportunitiesSchemes in for planningNew
- Find opportunitiesStrategic landNew
- InfrastructureGrid capacityNew
- InfrastructureData centresNew
See it on your own patch
A short call with the founder, on real sites in the county you work in. About twenty minutes — you will know by the end whether it is any use to you.