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Site planning risk brief

The National College of Art and Design, 100, Thomas Street, Dublin 8

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 12,973 decisions within 5 km, 14 exact-site or onsite candidate records, and 2085 structured appeals.

Matched source
3598/19
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

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

14 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

2085 structured nearby appeal records.

2,085 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
12,973Nearby applications
14Site-linked candidates
13%Nearby refused
2,085Structured appeals

Top refusal reasons nearby

Residential Amenity3
Design1
Procedure Invalid1
Traffic Sightlines1
Visual Amenity1

Nearest planning decisions

3598/19

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Planning permission for development of the Administration Building situated on the campus of The National College of Art & Design. The development will consist of the repair and restoration of 85 no. windows throughout the Administration Building, a Protected Structure within a Conservation Area.

Granted0.0 km18 September 2019
4012/19

Permission for development at a site as bounded to the south by, and inclusive of, 112-113 Thomas Street; as bounded to the north by Oliver Bond Street; as bounded to the west by 114 Thomas Street, Millar's Hall and 4 Oliver Bond Street; and as bounded to the east by the campus of the National College of Art and Design. The development will consist of the erection a) a temporary four-storey high hoarding structure (measuring 13.4m wide x 12.3m high overall) to the frontage at 112-113 Thomas Street, incorporating a refurbished existing single-storey shopfront at 113 Thomas Street and a new single-storey shopfront with access doors at 112 Thomas Street, jointly surmounted by a three-storey high patent PVC fabric screen (measuring 13.4mwide x 8.8m high overall) with building elevations printed thereon, all supported by a structural steel frame; and b) a 3m high coated steel mesh security fence and matching gate to the Oliver Bond Street frontage in lieu of the existing security fence and gate at that location.

Granted0.1 km07 November 2019
WEB2514/25

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: (a) single storey extension to the rear, (b) elevational changes to Thomas Street comprising new glazing to the central gateway (c) internal alterations to ground and first floors and (d) all associated site works at 109 Thomas St (within the curtilage of NCAD campus, Protected Structure, RPS ref: 8175), Usher's Quay, Dublin 8

Granted0.1 km13 March 2026
3333/22

The development will consist of the following; 1) installation of external light fittings to West (John's Lane), South (Thomas Street) and East (Side) Elevations; 2) revisions to previously approved planning application (applic no. 3969/20) to include: a) revised rooftop pergola design with glazed screen to West, South and East Elevations; b) revised height of lift motor room tower extension; All of the above at the existing 5-storey including basement, semi-detached flat roofed building.

Granted0.1 km14 April 2022
3969/20

The development will consist of the following: 1. Change of use of: A) ground floor from Priory residential uses including living rooms, dining rooms, kitchen, break room, library and waiting room to office and meeting room use, public mass card shop, oratory and bike store; B) first floor bedroom, prayer room and office use to sitting room, TV room, exercise room, dining room, kitchen, kitchen store, staff room and office use; C) second floor rear toilets to cleaners store use; D) third floor toilets to linen store use; 2. Proposed roof garden with: A) timber pergola, rubber matting ground surface, planting and railings; B) 1.8m high perimeter protective glazed screen behind existing parapet wall to east, south and west elevations; C) existing lift to be upgraded and extended up to roof garden level with proposed lift lobby with associated existing 2.56m high lift motor room raised in height by 1.74m to 4.3m overall above roof garden level; 3. Replacement of existing single glazed timber sash windows with new timber double glazed sash windows to north, south, east and west elevations; 4. Installation of disabled ground floor entrance and associated platform lift and steps to side (east) of existing building and provision of adjacent fire escape door in the existing window opening; 5. Internal alterations to include A) overall reduction from 25 no. to 17 no. bedrooms in total; B) provision of ensuite bathrooms to proposed 17 no. bedrooms in total on 2nd and 3rd floors; C) relocation of kitchen and associated store from basement to first floor; D) miscellaneous alterations to ancillary accommodation; 6. Mechanical and electrical installations including; A) to be upgraded throughout; B) installation of mechanical and electrical plant and associated ductwork to roof garden level and to roof over rear (North) stairs C; 7. All of the above at the existing 5-storey including basement, semi-detached flat roofed building.

Granted0.1 km19 February 2021
3987/21

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The building is a protected structure and is located in an architectural conservation area. The proposed works include i. a change of use of the rear of the ground floor unit from home brewers centre to residential unit and ii. a two storey extension on the roof of the existing ground floor to the rear comprising of a residential unit on each floor.

Refused0.1 km04 February 2022

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