13.0 Kildare County Council — Derelict Site Register

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Derelict Site Register

A digital, map-ready register of derelict sites across County Kildare, based on the Kildare County Council register last updated 19 November 2025.

Derelict Sites Register — 19 November 2025

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This page is a structured summary of the attached statutory-register PDF.
Addresses and district names follow the published source, with spacing standardised for filtering.
The source contains repeated file numbers; these have been preserved as separate records where their dates or addresses differ.
Mapping depends on geocoding the address field and should be checked before relying on individual map pins.
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At a glance

📌 Sites on the 19 November 2025 register: 65
🗓️ Entry-date range: 31 January 2011 to 19 November 2025
🕰️ Longest on the register: DS-2010-B01 — entered 31 January 2011, approximately 15.6 years as of 5 September 2026
📅 Average years on register: 4.25
🗓️ Average months on register: 50.99
📆 Average weeks on register: 221.71
🏘️ Largest district totals: Athy and Kildare - Newbridge, with 18 sites each

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Figures highlighted in red are calculated from the Kildare Derelict Site Register database. Duration figures are measured to 5 September 2026.

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Top 10 longest on the register

These are the ten current sites with the earliest entry dates, ranked by time on the register as of 5 September 2026.