Clonmel House, No.17, Harcourt Street, Dublin2
Planning application 2659/20
DecisionGrant permission
Decided16 July 2020
Application typePermission
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Nearby precedent
Similar nearby applications linked to this planning decision.- 3206/22PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Planning permission for the covering of the previously granted external staircase (granted under ABP Reg. Ref. PL29S.249126; DCC Reg. Ref. 3150/17), from the internal courtyard to external Mezzanine at first floor level at No. 16 Harcourt Street Mews, facing Montague Lane (a Protected Structure, Dublin City Council RPS No. 3525) and No. 19 Montague Street, Dublin 2 with associated site works. / 0.0 km away / 30 March 2022Granted
- 3315/20The development consists of a change of use from vacant office use to cafe use, with ancillary staff areas, office space and kitchen at first floor, with removal works to the existing front facade to provide service hatch to Montague Street and general upgrading of the existing facade, internal removal works to allow for cafe use, together with removal and replacement of the rear external wall to allow for an extension and increased floor area of circa 10.5 sqm, the extension is proposed into the rear courtyard associated with the curtilage of No. 16 Harcourt Street, Dublin 2 (a Protected Structure, Dublin City Council RPS no. 3525). All with associated signage, drainage and site works. / 0.0 km away / 19 February 2021Granted
- 3294/20PROTECTED STRUCTURE: (RPS. 3525). Development consists of the installation of a new platform lift located to the street entrance, providing wheelchair accessibility from street level to the basement level. Planning is also sought for the removal of the existing stairs and construction of a new steel platform / landing area and stairs to provide for ambulant disabled access to the basement level, with associated security gate and site works. / 0.1 km away / 24 March 2021Granted
- 3954/24PERMISSION AND RETENTION: For retention permission for development at this site No. 4A (D02 T803) and No. 4b (D02 W5C2) Montague Street, Dublin 2. The development consists of: Planning permission for: A change of use from barber shop to takeaway use at Unit 4A (39.35 sqm) associated with the restaurant Unit 4B; Associated internal alterations to provide for the change of use including installation of a counter, seating bench and food heating area: New connection between Unit 4A and 4B; and Permission for installation of fascia signage board above the doorway for Unit 4A. Retention permission for: Fascia signage board installed at Unit 4B Montague Street above the doorway. / 0.1 km away / 23 August 2024Granted
- 5202/22RETENTION: Retention permission for additional basement area (82.6 sq.m.) to accommodate toilets kitchen and storage and minor modifications to elevations all as modifications to approved Licensed Restaurant under Application No. 3058/20. / 0.1 km away / 18 May 2023Granted
- 3058/20The development will consist of permission for: a change of use from Betting Office to Licensed Restaurant at ground floor level (104sqm total), including the reconfiguration of internal layout and provision of customer seating, ancillary staff areas, serving station, accessible toilets, kitchen, storage areas, a new ventilation and duct system and ancillary site works. / 0.1 km away / 21 January 2021Granted
- 2048/21RETENTION:PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Retention of a change of use dating from 1993, from office use to a crèche, at the basement (84 sq,m) of a four storey over basement building at no. 83 Harcourt Street, Dublin 2 (Protected Structure - RPS ref. 3553) (Ground and upper floors of no. 83 are not included in this application) and including the basement (52 sq.m), ground (55 sq.m) and first floors (46 sq.m) of the two storey over basement return structure at no. 83A Harcourt Street, Dublin 2 (Protected Structure - RPS ref. 3554) facing onto Clonmel Street. The development consists of: - The main entrance is at the ground floor of 83A Harcourt Street, facing onto Clonmel Street. A 2nd entrance is through a gate adjacent to 83 Harcourt Street to the basement, with an exit at the laneway between 83A and 2 Clonmel Street from the rear of the property. - The Crèche consists of 6 play rooms, 3 WCs, nap room, kitchen, utility, staff room, office and 3 small store rooms, outdoor play area at rear courtyard. / 0.1 km away / 30 April 2021Granted
- 3766/24PROTECTED STRUCTURE: No. 91 Camden Street Lower, Dublin 2 which is a protected structure, RPS. 1159. At the rear there are two returns and a yard linked by right of way to the street at Camden Row. The development consists of: (a) At Roof Level: taking down and re-building existing chimney stack, rebuilding the existing original brick chimney and construction of new DPC where stack breaks the roof slope to prevent falling damp, re-using the existing bricks and clay pots, with a new lime mortar flaunched capping. (b) At Ground Floor Level - Change of use from retail/deli to cafe/restaurant (c. 86.9 sq.m) including: removal of existing floor slab and replacement with a limecrete insulated slab, careful refurbishment of cast-iron columns and downstand beams and application of intumescent fire proofing protection to metal structure to comply with fire officers requirements, careful refurbishment and repair of period meat carcass hanging systems and T&G timber wall linings, provision of a new glazed corridor to allow for dual access to the café/restaurant and protected stairs to upper floors. Removal of non-original internal stairs to the rear return and rebuilding of compliant stairs in same location, provision of external seating area to the rear for use with proposed café/ restaurant (22.4 sq.m). (c) At First Floor Level - Change of use from retail/office to café/restaurant (c. 87.0 sq.m) including: two existing rooms to the main building from office/retail use to café seating and lobby. To the two rear return: two existing rooms to use as visitor restrooms, staff facilities, kitchen and ancillary space/uses associated with the cafe / restaurant. Removal of non-original internal stairs to the rear return and rebuilding of compliant stairs in same location. (d) At Second Floor Level - Change of use from office associated with the retail/deli use to art gallery use (c. 52.7 sq.m). (e) At Attic Level, restoration of historic cruciform oak-beam roof structure to main building and reinstatement of timber sheeting to the underside of sloped roof, removal of 7.5 sq.m of non-original timber ceiling joists to provide a double height space to the art gallery, allowing a better internal appreciation of restored cruciform roof. (f) Externally to the Front Elevation: restoration and repair of Dutch Billy front gable and wall façade including removal of non-original sand/cement render and replacement with breathable lime render. To the Ground Floor Shopfront: careful restoration of historic features including awning refurbishment and reinstatement, removal of non-original stainless steel vent over length of shopfront, refurbishment of existing front door, addition of vertical mullions and servery hatch in shopfront, replacement of existing glazing with histo-glass type or similar approved 'thin' double glazing. Restoration of sliding sash windows to the front façade first and second floors, with historically correct 6 over 6 pane of with histo-glass type or similar approved 'thin' double glazing, removal of modern poor quality timber windows to rear façade and replacement with historically correct 4 over 4 pane of with histo- glass type or similar approved 'thin' double glazing, replacement of existing attic window to rear with historically correct vertical sliding timber sash window. Careful restoration and repair of original lunette window to front façade at attic level. Removal of existing modern gate to rear courtyard area and construction of painted mild steel gate and side panels with a contemporary design, etched and painted, between café external seating space and abattoir area to No. 3 Camden Row. Removal of existing services and replacement with new energy efficient services including UV filtration system extract to rear return. All associated refurbishment works to the interior and exterior: Completion of repairs and renovation of historic/modern fabric as detailed in the Conservation Methodology Statement in compliance with Conservation Best Practice. Together with all associated and ancillary works to those described above. / 0.1 km away / 21 May 2025Granted