Single storey extension with a courtyard to the rear and first-floor extension to the rear give an additional bedroom. Demolition of existing single storey extension

Construction of a new two-storey extension to the rear with rooflight, internal modifications and alterations, new windows to front façade, refurbishment of front façade, new rooflight to rear and all associated site works and drainage.

The development will consist of a first floor dormer roof structure to front elevation of dwelling and associated site works.

The development will consist of a first floor dormer roof structure to front elevation of dwelling and associated site works.

The development will consist of a ground floor extension to the rear, first floor extension to the rear, conversion of attic to habitable accommodation, increase in ridge height, roof lights and all associated ancillary works necessary, to facilitate the development including drainage and site works.

Planning permission for development that will comprise of 2 no. rooflights to the front part of the roof, with associated internal and external alterations to dwelling house.

PERMISSION for a subdivision of an existing four bedroom (401 sqm) 6th floor apartment into 4 two bedroom apartments. Together with change of use of the 7th floor (roof top) sun room and private garden space to communal spaces serving the four new 6th floor apartments.

Construction of new three-storey extension to the rear with rooflight, internal modifications and alterations, new windows to front façade, refurbishment of front façade, new rooflights to rear and all associated site works and drainage

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The development consists of minor alterations to existing guarding on the roof level surrounding the existing sensory roof garden which was previously approved under Reg. Ref. 2285/11 to allow works to raise the existing guarding to 1.8m high and to allow for remedial works to the existing roof and for all associated site works.

Sherborough Enterprises Ltd. is making an application for a Planning Permission to Dublin City Council for a subdivision of an existing four bedroom (382 sqm) 6th floor apartment into 4 two bedroom apartments. All at 33 Alexander Court, 11-14 Fenian street, Dublin 2.

A first floor extension to the rear, increase in roof height, alteration to side elevation (to Veronica Terrace) and rear elevations, roof lights and all associated ancillary works necessary to facilitate the development.

The development will consist of installation of an ATM machine to the existing shop front to the North elevation.

A rear dormer roof window and first floor extension with attic conversion for extended living accommodation.

Permission for the construction of a single storey classroom building to the rear of the existing crèche and Montessori, alterations to the outside play area and all associated site works.

The development consists of amendments to the previously approved planning permission, Reg Ref No.3074/24. The proposed amendments will consist of an additional attic floor level (15sqm) to the rear with partial pitch and flat roof over with additional roof light and all associated works.

Full planning permission for the following: (a) modifications to front façade of existing dwelling to include the construction of a new parapet with traditional moulding detail and raised window and door head heights, (b) partial demolition of existing rear bathroom space to allow for new private courtyard, (c) modifications to existing roof design to rear of existing dwelling, (d) internal modifications and all associated site development works at 14 Albert Court East, Dublin 2. Eircode D02 YW88.

The development will consist of the erection of new signage consisting of: 1. a horizontal sign (3.4m x 1m) over the main entrance on Mark Street 2. a horizontal sign (4.8m x 1.4m) on the southern elevation 3. 1 no. projecting sign (0.9m x 0.09m) located on Mark Street 4. 1 no. illuminated plaque (0.6m x 0.6m) located at the main entrance on Mark Street 5. all of the over signage will have internal LED illumination.

PERMISSION & RETENTION: The retention of a change of use from office use to flexible office/education use (language school for adult education) at Unit 1A, and the change of use from office use to flexible office/education use (language school for adult education) at Unit 1B, both at ground floor level.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The Office of Public Works, intend to apply for Planning Permission for development at this site at no. 64-72 and 77 Seán MacDermott Street Lower, Dublin 1 (Site A, 0.77 ha), at no. 61 and to the site of the former Scots Church, Sean MacDermott Street Lower Dublin I (Site B, 0.05 h protected structure (RPS no.7480); overall site area 0.82 h. Site A is bounded Seán MacDermott Street Lower to the North, Railway Street to the South, Sophia Housing and Buckley Student Accommodation to the East and St Mary's Mansions to West, Site B is bounded by Seán MacDermott Street Lower to the North, private residence to the East and Sophia Housing to the South and West. The development will consist of 1 The change of use of the former Our Lady of Charity and Refuge Convent and Magdalene Laundry to the National Centre for Research and Remembrance (NCRR) (total circa 7510sqpm); the provision of a purpose built archival repository (circa 4,030sqm, 2-4 storeys over basement); provision of 3 storey entrance wing (circa 210sqm) accessed via new shared pedestrian and vehicular entrances from Seán MacDermott Street Lower and Railway Street; and the conservation, refurbishment, and upgrade of the existing convent, chapel and dormitory block (circa 3,490sqm). The development will also comprise of the following- a. demolition of the existing single storey Gardener's Lodge (82sqm); b. demolition Of existing single storey glazed corridor (72sqm); c. demolition of existing lift shaft structure (20sqm) and external fire escape stairs; d. demolition of existing basement level store rooms, access steps and railings (9sqm); e. demolition of existing external single storey lean-to structure; f. demolition of existing site boundaries and external walls; g. provision of dedicated garden with hard and soft landscaping as a Garden of Reflection (circa 430sqm); h. provision of surface bicycle parking, hard and soft landscaping; integrated ESB substation; and all associated site works; 2. The provision of a new Educational Facility (circa 3,690sqm ) 3-5 storey block over basement (with rooftop terrace and rooftop plantroom enclosure setback at 3rd and 5th floors respectively); including single storey bin enclosure to Western boundary; the removal of existing boundary walls and entrance gate to Railway Street. This building will be located to the South West end of Site A facing onto Railway Street and accessed via shared new entrance from Railway Street; and will be provided with surface bicycle parking and 3no. bicycle shelters; hard and soft landscaping, new external courtyard; and all associated site works. 3. The conservation and refurbishment of existing derelict 2 storey Dispensary Building to provide a Community based Family and Parenting Support Facility (circa 480sqm); the addition of a new 2 story extension (circa 275sqm, total circa 760sqm) to the North side with glazed entrance link: accessed from within the NCRR development site; the removal of existing oil tank; the reconfiguration of internal layouts; the provision of surface bicycle parking, external bin enclosure, hard and soft landscaping to a new external play space; and all associated site works; 4. The provision of a Community based Family and Parenting Support Facility attached to the existing Scots Church, and to adjoining site 61 Sean MacDermot Street Lower, Dublin I: the development - will include the removal of the existing 2 storey façade; the conservation of the historic Scots Church facade A protected structure RPS:7480); the provision of new 2 storey extension (circa 435sqm with rooftop plantroom enclosure setback; new railings and concealed bin enclosure; a new external play space; and all associated site works: 5. The provision of a new 6 storey Social Housing apartment building (circa 1,740sqm) consisting of 18no. 2 bed apartment units with rooftop plantroom enclosure setback; main access via Railway Street; the provision of resident access to NCRR development site to the rear of the residential block; the removal of existing boundary wall and entrance gates to Railway Street; the provision of ground level office; bicycle shelter accommodating, 12no. surface bicycle parking spaces; external bin enclosure, hard and soft landscaping to a new communal amenity space; and all associated site works.

Flat roofed extension of roof to rear and 2 rooflights to front, for bedroom and bathroom.

Planning Permission sought for the development will consist of external signage to previously approved aparthotel( DCC Reg. Ref 3214/16 ), on a site of c. 0.18 hectares, consisting of the erection of a total of 2 signs as follows: -1 no. two sided vertical projecting sign with internal illumination, measuring 976mm wide by 5000mm high by 100mm deep (approximately 4.9 sqm) to be mounted on the proposed Mark Street facade/building eastern elevation at part first and second floor level, -1 no. square wall mounted sign with internal illumination, measuring 600mm by 600mm by 100mm deep (approximately 0.4 sqm) to be mounted at ground floor on the entrance canopy structure at Mark Street/building eastern elevation.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The development will consist of proposed six non-permanent signs to railings of Custom House, which is a Protected Structure.

The development will consist of the partial demolition of the ground floor, to create a new vehicular access off Frenchman's Lane, resulting in the loss of 25sqm from Beresford Hotel. The proposal involves the partial removal of the existing facade at ground to create new openings, front and rear, with new metal gates added to Frenchman's Lane.

Permission is sought for new first floor window to front elevation, and 2 storey rear extension.

Single and first-floor extension to the rear demolition of existing single-story extension. New first-floor side window. New ground floor side window. Velux window to the front. Raising the roof to the rear of the ridge to give sufficient height to provide bedrooms.

The development consists of the construction of a first floor extension of 22.8 sq. metres at the rear over the existing ground floor extension of 22.8 sq. m

RETENTION of bathroom window at first floor level at rear elevation.

RETENTION PERMISSION for a two-storey pitched roof extension to the rear, including two roof lights and a window to the side at ground floor level.

Planning permission is sought for 2 storey extension to rear of existing house, additional bedroom on first floor and internal modifications proposed and all associated site works.

Permission for demolition of existing single storey rear extension and construction of new single storey rear extension, new first floor rear extension, new rooflight to front roof slope and ancillary works.

Permission for 16-20 Cumberland Street South, Dublin 2, D02Y097 and 41- 47 Fenian Street, Dublin 2, D02H678. The development will consist of the demolition of the existing 'Hospitality House' building (c.3059sqm), the construction of a new hotel extension building (c.9530sqm gross area with maximum height of 33.375m), comprising of an 8-story over ground floor level hotel extension and conference rooms with a lower ground level for hotel services, the relocated ESB sub-station and switch room accessed from Cumberland Street South, and the refurbishment of ground and lower ground levels of the existing hotel building (c.1169sqm). The proposed hotel and conferencing extension includes, at Lower Ground floor: Staff Facilities (325sqm), Spa (248sqm), Bicycle store (70sqm) Bin Store (60sqm), Storage (105sqm); at Ground Floor: Dining (469sqm), Kitchens (195sqm), Storage (55sqm), Conferencing (333sqm), planted areas (147sqm), Sub-station and Switch- room (28sqm); at Upper floor levels 1 to 8: 150 bedrooms and associated ancillary rooms (5437sqm), upper planted areas (685sqm); to include drainage and all ancillary works on 0.32 hectare site.

Planning permission is sought by Bernard Kelly & Ciara Larkin for the demolition to the existing rear extension and the construction of single and two storey extension to the rear, including 1 no. new rooflight, and all associated site works, all at 20 Derrynane Gardens, Sandymount, Dublin 4.

The development will consist of the demolition of all existing buildings (c. 1,086 sqm) including three former residential units with ground floor commercial at Nos. 2, 4 and 6 Annesley Place and the former light industrial and commercial building at 19-21 Spring Garden Street and the construction of a mixed use scheme (2,426 sqm) comprising: a ground floor retail unit (458 sqm) fronting Spring Garden Street and Annesley Place; an aparthotel (1,878 sqm) fronting Annesley Place, arranged over five floors, consisting of 41 no. aparthotel units with reception and café at ground floor, (36 no. 1 bedroom, 4 no. 1 bed suite and 1 no. 2 bed duplex), 25 of the aparthotel units include balconies, 2 no. landscaped roof terraces at 3rd floor level (85 sqm and 52 sqm respectively); 2 no. accessible parking spaces and a bicycle store (32 no. spaces) shared plant and ancillary facilities including refuse store (35 sqm), switch room and plant rooms (90 sqm) located to the rear of the proposed site; boundary screen walls, gates, vehicular entrance (off Spring Garden Street) and pedestrian entrances (off Annesley Place and Spring Garden Street) signage and all associated site and landscaping works on and above ground.

Planning permission for the following: (a) part single part two storey extension to rear of existing dwelling house, (b) minor internal modifications, (c) connection to existing services and all associated development works at 19 Saint Brendan’s Cottages, Irishtown, Dublin 4. Eircode D04 E677

Planning permission for one one-bedroom apartment on the fourth floor and one one-bedroom duplex apartment on the second to third floor.

The development will consist of the change of use of existing commercial office unit to bakery retail unit. To include changes to front elevation and internal layouts, also to include all associated signage and site works.

RETENTION: The development will consist of retention of change of use from office use to educational use of part ground floor and complete first floor and second floor of the premises.

Permission for construction of part 2 storey part single storey extension to rear, and all associated landscape and drainage works.

RETENTION: The development works to be retained consists of a two storey flat roof extension to the rear side of the original dwelling house.

RETENTION: 'The Lodge' is adjacent to The Northumberland's Apartments and Sir Patrick Dun's former Hospital building (Protected Structure RPS. 3279), to the rear of the Registrar of Civil Marriages and Partnerships, primarily accessed from the pedestrian/ vehicular entrance serving The Northumberland's Apartments from Grand Canal Street Lower. The development consists of the retention of a 1 no. storey 2 no. bedroom residential unit The Lodge' (c.85 sq.m) and associated private terrace area (c.14 sq.m) on a site of c.122 sq.m.

RETENTION: The Lodge is adjacent to The Northumberland's Apartments and Sir Patrick Dun's former Hospital building (Protected Structure RPS. 3279), to the rear of the Registrar of Civil Marriages and Partnerships, primarily accessed from the pedestrian/ vehicular entrance serving The Northumberland's Apartments from Grand Canal Street Lower. The development consists of the retention of a 1 no. storey 1 no. bedroom residential unit The Lodge (c.85 sq.m) and associated private terrace area (c.14 sq.m) on a site of c.122 sq.m.

A) Change of use from office (commercial) use to residential use at first and second floors and access corridor at ground floor level to provide 1no 2-bedroom apartment over an existing shop unit. b) A Single Storey Extension to rear at second floor level with a balcony to provide private amenity space. c) Internal alterations and ancillary site works.

The development will consist of: First-floor extension with flat roof to the rear also raised flat-roofed area to the existing house to the rear to provide an additional bedroom. Two velux windows to the front roof area. New bedroom window to the first-floor side elevation

PROTECTED STRUCTURE We, The Provost, Fellows, Foundation Scholars and the other members of the board of the College of the Holy and Undivided Trinity of Queen Elizabeth near Dublin wish to apply for permission at the site of The Hamilton Building, Trinity College Dublin, Dublin 2, which is within the curtilage of a protected structure in the Dublin City Development Plan 2022-2028. The development will consist of a material alteration to the Hamilton Building at ground floor level consisting of the relocation of the existing entrance doors to the junior common room at ground level and provision of a new internal passenger lift to facilitate universal access to the mezzanine floor level in the junior common room.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Permission is sought for full refurbishment works to upper and lower ground floor levels only at 40 Westland Row, Dublin 2, D02 HW74 which is a protected structure (RPS No. 8510) extending through rear to Cumberland Street South, Dublin 2, D02 V588 to include (1) General refurbishment and upgrade of existing office space (2) The addition of a new fully disabled Part M access to rear via Cumberland Street South (3) The addition of a new fire rated stair core and passenger lift (4) Creation of new door access via Cumberland Court (5) Creation of new external openings to south elevation at ground floor level (6) Enlargement of external openings to south elevation at first floor level (7) All associative site works involved in carrying out the refurbishment.

The development will consist of the erection of two no. external powder coated steel framed pergola style canopies with retractable canvas roof cover above part of the existing outdoor seating area of the café.

The development will consist of construction of automated timber sheeted garage door to existing open car-port and associated works.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Permission for a material alteration to the development at Nos. 24-25 Fenian Street (a Protected Structure; RPS no. 2738). The Aparthotel development currently under construction on the site is subject to a grant of planning permission previously given by Dublin City Council on 6th November 2018 (Planning Ref 2177/18). The proposed material alteration to the permitted Aparthotel development comprises the conversion of 1 no. double bed unit in the new top floor extension of the protected structure (Nos. 24-25 Fenian Street) into 2 no. studio units. The material alteration also comprises the conversion of 1 no. 2-bed duplex unit, occupying the top two floors of the new 5 storey extension to the rere the Protected Structure (facing onto Denzille Lane), into 1 no. double bed apartment on the fourth floor and 1 no. studio unit on the top floor. These alterations will bring the total number of units from the permitted 10 no. units (6 no. studios, 2 nos. double-bed apartments and 1 no. two-bed duplex), to a proposed 12 no. units (9 no. studios and 3 no. double-bed apartments). The proposed material alteration will take place over the two floors indicated, which have a total gross floor area of 114m2, and it will not alter the gross floor area of the permitted development (476m2). The material alteration also comprises the addition of 2no. rooflights to the flat roof of the new 5 storey extension and 1 no. automatically opening vent to the pitched roof on the rere side of the 5 storey extension.

The development will consist of a first floor rear extension over an existing single storey extension and all associated works and services.

The Development will consist of a first-floor rear extension over parts of an existing single storey extension and all associated works and services.