ABP-315550-23Submitted 18 January 2023 / decided 08 February 2024
Status not recordedREFUSE PERMISSION
- Appeal submittedAppeal reference ABP-315550-2318 January 2023
- Appeal decisionREFUSE PERMISSION08 February 2024
38, Fenian Street, Dublin 2
Planning application 5077/22
DecisionRefuse permission
Decided09 December 2022
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Nearby precedent
Similar nearby applications linked to this planning decision.- 2220/20Planning permission for the demolition of a) five two storey terraced houses at 6-10 Bass Place, Dublin 2 and b) existing two storey (over basement) commercial warehouse unit at 62-64 Fenian Street, Dublin 2. / 0.2 km away / 16 April 2020Refused
- 3853/23PROTECTED STRUCTURE: the development will consist of a change of use from current office/travel agents to self-catered short stay holiday let units with 1. five 1 bed studio apartments and one 3 bed apartment, 2. to include an additional floor of accommodation at roof level of existing building, 3. with screened plant area over on new proposed flat roof, 4. ground floor reception area to incorporate management facilities and the relocation of existing side entrance door, 5. a new traditional shop window to incorporate a new corner window feature, 6. also to include all associated windows, drainage and all associated site works necessary to facilitate the development. / 0.3 km away / 24 July 2023Refused
- 2553/20Permission for development at the Former Post Office Garage site (0.265 Ha site) bounded to the north/north-west by Pearse Street Station (bridge and railway line), to the south by Boyne Street and adjoining warehouse /industrial building fronting same (known as the Corner of Sandwith Street and Boyne Street), to the east by residential properties fronting Erne Street Upper and to the west by Sandwith Street Upper, Dublin 2. The development will consist of: the demolition of the existing warehouse/industrial building on site (1,711 sq m) and the construction of a part 3 – part 6 No. storey (7,830 sq m) over basement (1,558 sq m) office building. The development also includes: 18 No. car parking spaces accessed from Boyne Street; secure cycle parking spaces at basement level: pedestrian access through the site along the northern boundary; accessible roof terraces at third floor level (facing north, south and east) and fifth floor level (facing north, east and west); non-accessible roof terraces at third floor level (facing north, south and east) and fourth floor level (facing west); green roofs; hard and soft landscaping; substations and switch rooms; plant; bin storage; boundary treatments and all associated site development works above and below ground. / 0.3 km away / 12 May 2021Refused
- 3478/25PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The proposed development comprises of the repair and refurbishment of the existing 21 no. sash window frames to the front elevation of 51-54 Pearse Street (south facing facade at the basement, ground, first and second floor levels) including replacement of the single glasss panes with slim-glaze double glazing units and all associated development work. / 0.3 km away / 30 January 2026Refused
- 4055/24PROTECTED STRUCTURE:The development will consist of the construction of 1No. integrated accessible stairlift to the existing external stair from Kildare street up to the entrance doors and 1No. internal stair lift at the reception stairs. It is also proposed to remove an internal wall to the left of the entrance doors & construct a new stair up to the existing level along with all associated siteworks. / 0.3 km away / 13 September 2024Refused
- WEB1523/26Change of Use of 2 no. Apartments from Residential to Short-Term Letting Use. / 0.3 km away / 29 April 2026Refused
- 4310/23The proposed development consists of the replacement of the existing illuminated advertising sign (3.00m high by 6.00m wide by 600mm deep) and first and second floor level at 51 Donnybrook Road, Dublin 4, with a LED digital display sign (3.00m high by 4.50m wide by 150mm deep) which will carry a series of alternating static advertisement (6 per minute). If granted, the permission would be on the basis of decommissioning in line with the outdoor advertising policy of Dublin City Council, two outdoor signs located at 1B Mountjoy Street, Dublin 7, D07 V126 / 0.3 km away / 09 October 2023Refused
- 4414/19PROTECTED STRUCTURE: We, Ternary Limited, intend to make a planning application for planning permission for development at a site at No.'s 47, 48 and 49 Kildare Street and No.'s 1 and 2 Nassau Street, Dublin 2 comprising the premises known as the 'Kildare Street Hotel' and incorporating public house known as 'JP Mooney's. (49 Kildare Street is also known as No. 1 Nassau Street). No. 2 Nassau Street is identified on the record of Protected Structures under RPS Ref. No. 5795. To the north the application site is bounded by Nassau Street itself and the rear of no.'s 3, 4 and 5 Nassau Street. No.'s 3, 4 and 5 Nassau Street are also Protected Structures (RPS Ref. No.'s 5796, 5797 and 5798), to the south by No. 46 Kildare Street (RPS Ref. No. 4218), to the east by Kildare Street and to the west by the complex of buildings and structures known as the Setanta Centre. The proposed development will consist of the demolition, excavation and clearance of 47, 48 and 49 Kildare Street and No. 1 Nassau Street including basements and demolition of the modern twentieth century fourth storey to No. 2 Nassau Street and construction of a new fourth storey in its place (all other floors and basement to No. 2 Nassau Street are being retained). Following the demolition, excavation and site clearance works, the development provides for the construction of a new 5 storey over double basement mixed-use building, with setback incorporating roof terrace at the fifth storey to Kildare Street/Nassau Street. A roof terrace is also proposed at first floor level to the rear (western side) of the proposed building. The proposed development will have a gross floor area of c.2774sq.m. The development provides for ground floor retail/café uses at the corner of Kildare Street/Nassau Street with office use on upper floors and at basement level B1 and plant / tenant facilities at basement level B2 as well as boundary treatments. The main entrance doorway to the proposed building is provided off Kildare Street, with a second entrance doorway provided off Nassau Street. It is also proposed to provide a pedestrian only connection from basement level (B2) to the existing basement car park serving the Setanta Centre. The proposed development also includes internal and external repair, maintenance, upgrade and alterations works No. 2 Nassau Street (RPS Ref. No. 5795), including the refurbishment and upgrade to the existing non-original shop front and windows at first and second floor to Nassau Street. The development also provides for the change of use of the existing ground floor of No. 2 Nassau Street from public house to retail/café and change of use of basement, first and second floors of No. 2 Nassau Street from hotel/pub/nightclub use to office use. The proposed development has been subject to expert Conservation Assessment. The proposed development also provides for all associated site development works including lift over run and roof top plant. In addition green infrastructure is proposed including green roof, pv/solar thermal panels and air handling units at roof top level. / 0.3 km away / 10 January 2020Refused