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Site planning risk brief

28, Clyde Road, Dublin 4, (a protected structure) and 28a Clyde Lane, Dublin 4

One-off house / within 5 km where a location match is available

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Local planning pattern

13% of nearby decided applications were refused. The site check found 13,668 decisions within 5 km, 12 exact-site or onsite candidate records, and 2891 structured appeals.

Matched source
2524/20
Project type
One-off house
Coverage
5 km radius

What this site brief can substantiate today

Each section reports its own coverage, per county. “Not yet covered” means the source dataset is not loaded for this local authority, so the brief draws no conclusion there and says where to check — it never reads as “no constraint found”.

Applications tied to the site

Partial coverage

12 register records are within the point-match tolerance; a parcel boundary is needed to treat this as exact.

12 matched

Zoning and settlement

Partial coverage

1 of 2 layers are loaded for Dublin City Council and were intersected with the site; settlement boundary is not loaded and no conclusion is drawn for it.

1 matched

Rural-housing policy

Not yet covered

No verified rural-housing citation is loaded for Dublin City Council, so this brief makes no current policy claim and relies on decision history.

Flood, heritage, ecology and archaeology

Partial coverage

2 of 4 layers are loaded for Dublin City Council and were intersected with the site; flood and built heritage are not loaded and no conclusion is drawn for them.

2 matched

Access, road and wastewater prompts

Partial coverage

0 prompts are backed by extracted nearby decision evidence; all prompts remain checks, not predictions.

Structured appeal history

Confirmed coverage

2891 structured nearby appeal records.

2,891 matched

Current policy citations

Confirmed coverage

Citations are current-dated and carry policy name, section, page and source URL from the Dublin City Council development plan.

1 matched
13,668Nearby applications
12Site-linked candidates
13%Nearby refused
2,891Structured appeals

Top refusal reasons nearby

Residential Amenity8
Visual Amenity6
Design4
Other3
Procedure Invalid3

Nearest planning decisions

3081/21

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Permission for the following development at existing school premises at 28 Clyde Road, Dublin 4 (a Protected Structure) and 28a Clyde Lane, Dublin 4. Demolition of 21 sq.m. of existing buildings. New 660 sq.m. extension to the school buildings: a three storey element fronting onto Clyde Lane (and incorporating existing 2 storey coach house at 28A Clyde Lane). Associated works and internal modifications.

Refused0.0 km26 August 2021
2524/20

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Demolition of 129 sq.m. of existing buildings. New 712 sq.m. development of school buildings, including a three storey element fronting onto Clyde Lane (676 sq.m.), and a single storey element within internal courtyard (36 sq.m.). Associated works and internal modifications.

Refused0.0 km03 July 2020
2818/19

The proposed development will consist of the change of use of 28A Clyde Lane from residential to ancillary educational use associated with St. Conleth's College. The change of use will include associated alterations to the building, including the closing up of windows and doorway in the southern facade, the provision of a doorway and windows to the western facade, and the provision of a window to the eastern facade. The development also includes landscaping, and all associated ancillary works.

Granted0.0 km14 August 2019
2704/21

Planning permission for a Build to Rent residential development at this site. The proposed development will consist of: 1. Demolition of non-original extensions to St. Mary’s Home and ancillary structures on site; 2. Alterations to and change of use of the existing building (St. Mary’s Home) from nursing home to Build to Rent (BTR) residential use, including internal and external alterations, elevational alterations, and the replacement of the existing roof structure providing for an additional storey, to provide 23 no. BTR residential units (Block A), along with resident support facilities, and resident services and amenities located at ground floor level; 3. Construction of a new part three and part four storey building to the north of and connected to the existing building, to provide 22 no. BTR residential units (Block B); 4. Construction of a new three storey building to the east of the existing building, to provide for 16 no. BTR residential units (Block C); 5. Construction of 3 no. new two storey BTR duplex units to the south of the existing building (Block D); 6. The proposed development will provide a total of 64 no. Build to Rent residential apartment units comprising 19 no. studio apartments, 41 no. one bedroom apartments (including the 3 no. duplex units within Block D) and 4 no. two bedroom apartments; 7. The development will comprise a total gross floor area (GFA) of c. 4,302 sqm; 8. The development includes all associated site development works, car and bicycle parking spaces, solar panels at roof level, bin stores, bicycle store, plant, hard and soft landscaping, boundary treatments, widening of vehicular access from Pembroke Park, pedestrian access points from Clyde Lane and Pembroke Park, foul and surface water drainage, and all other ancillary works, including temporary site hoarding and marketing signage.

Granted0.0 km14 December 2021
2424/19

Planning permission at this site of c. 0.34 hectares. The proposed development will consist of: 1) Demolition of non-original extensions to St. Mary's Home and ancillary structures on site; 2) Alterations to and change of use of the existing St. Mary's Home (nursing home) building to residential use, including internal and external alterations, elevational alterations, provision of terraces at second floor level and balconies at first floor level, to provide 9 no. residential units; 3) Construction of new 2, 3 and 4 storey structures to the north and east of the existing St. Mary's Home, including balconies and private open space, to provide 15 no. residential units; 4) The proposed development will provide a total of 24 no. residential apartment units comprising of 3 no. 1 bed apartments, 16 No 2 bed apartmentsand 5 no. 3 bed apartments; 5) Provision of a basement level to accommodate car parking (25 no. spaces, including car stacker system), bin storage areas, plant, and service cores; 6) 2 no. accessible parking spaces are provided at ground floor level, along with cycle parking (46 no. spaces); 7) The development includes all associated site development works, solar panels at roof level, bin store, hard and soft landscaping, boundary treatments, widening of vehicular access from Pembroke Park, pedestrian access from Clyde Lane and Pembroke Park, foul and surface water drainage, and all other ancillary works, including temporary site hoarding and marketing signage.

Granted0.0 km04 July 2019
WEB1830/25

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The development will consist of: A). Change of use of the building from office use to a single residential house (as previously granted under Reg. Ref: 4008/24); B). Construction of a replacement single-storey flat roof side extension, with sedum roof and associated roof lights, at lower ground floor level; C). Construction of a new single-storey flat roof extension to the rear at lower ground floor level, with associated roof terrace accessed at upper ground floor level; D). Cleaning of the existing granite and brick facades and granite entrance steps; repointing of existing front and part side elevations and entrance steps in lime mortar; E). The replacement of the non-original uPVC windows, on the rear elevation only, with timber sliding sash windows, together with amendments of two select opes (conversion from window to door openings); F). The replacement of the existing non-original lower ground floor slab with a new insulated concrete slab; G). Internal reconfiguration, refurbishment and associated conservation and restoration works throughout; H). New mechanical and electrical services throughout; I) New pedestrian gate to side lane; J) Widening of the existing vehicular entrance together with associated modifications to the existing vehicular entrance gates and railings to the front boundary, and provision of new railing to the east boundary of the front garden; L). All ancillary site, boundary and landscaping works.

Granted0.1 km11 July 2025

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