Permission to demolish existing ground floor rear extension (10 sqm) and to replace with a two storey extension with flat roof over.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE The development will consist of the installation of a new estate fence within All Hallows campus grounds and renovation of the boundary wall, extending from campus vehicular entrance on Church Avenue to southern-most vehicular entrance on Grace Park Road. Existing estate fence to east planted area to be replaced with new estate railing completed with wire mesh. Additionally, the gate pillars at both entrances will be refurbished. All Hallows Campus is the historical demesne of Drumcondra House, a Protected Structure (RPS Ref 3237). The new 1.55metre high estate style fence will run along southern edge of existing southern lawn within the historic All Hallows Campus. Renovation works to the existing boundary wall involve; installation of ground anchor retaining structures at 1.2metre centres along Church Avenue where required; removal of modern cement pointing and masonry blockwork; repointing with lime-based mortar; rebuilding areas where modern masonry block has been removed, using coursed random rubble stone; rebuilding sections of the top of the boundary wall that have collapsed, also using coursed random rubble stone.

The development will consist of the removal of two existing roof windows from the rear roof of an existing house and the construction of a new dormer with one openable window, all above an existing attic conversion comprising non-habitable storage space, with all associated site works.

Planning permission for a single story extension to rear of existing 2 story semi-detached dwelling and all associated site works at 94 Clonliffe Road, Drumcondra, Dublin 3. D03 X602

PERMISSION & RETENTION: The application seeks (i) retention permission of a two-bedroom extension above the exempt single-storey extension at the rear of the house and (ii) permission to build a two-storey 2-bedroom end- of-terrace house to the side of the existing dwelling, new boundary treatments, new vehicular entrance to the front of 16 Tolka Road and all associated internal, site and drainage works.

The development consists of the conversion of the attic space with provision for a dormer window to the rear of the existing house with provision for 2 x roof windows to the front at attic level and for all associated site works.

The development will consist of change of use from office to residential and the demolition of the existing single storey garage to side and construction of a new two storey extension to the side (North) and a single storey extension to the rear (East) of the existing dwelling and all associated internal alterations, roof lights, landscaping, drainage, site and ground works necessary to facilitate the development.

Conversion of the existing attic space into a non-habitable storage/office area with the construction of a dormer with associated windows at the rear of the property and an increase in the ridge height to accommodate the dormer element. The roof profile will be revised from hipped to a gable ridge, with the addition of an opaque window in the new side gable, internal modifications and associated site works.

RETENTION PERMISSION - The development will consist of retention of a pitched roof with roof lights on a single storey building previously granted permission under WEB1698/23 a rear single storey extension of existing house with flat roof and rooflights and all associated siteworks to rear garden.

Rear single storey extension of existing house with flat roof and rooflights and all associated siteworks to rear garden

The development will comprise the demolition of a single storey return to the rear of the existing dwelling, the construction of a new 61m2 part 2 storey extension to the rear of the dwelling and the replacement of the existing drainage connection with a new connection to the municipal drainage system.

PERMISSION:The development will comprise of the demolition of a single storey return to the rear of the existing dwelling, the construction of a new 63m2 single storey extension to the rear of the dwelling and the replacement of the existing drainage connection with a new connection to the municipal system.

The development will comprise: the demolition of a single storey return to the rear of the existing dwelling, the construction of a new 79m2 part 2 storey extension to the rear of the dwelling and the replacement of the existing drainage connection with a new connection to the municipal drainage system.

A new two storey detached, three-bedroom house, with Velux windows into the roof space, single storey detached garage and new vehicular accesses, onto Tolka Road, removal of existing concrete block wall, new timber fence with concrete posts to the perimeter of the site, new front wall and fence, new pedestrian access, and associated site works.

Two number of new, 4-bedroom, 3 storey semi-detached Houses, with balconies at the top level, two new vehicular accesses, onto Tolka Road, and car park parking for each house, removing of existing concrete block wall, new timber fence with concrete posts to the perimeter of the site, and associated site works,

Outline permission for new four storey apartment block to the rear of 66 Clonliffe road, accessed from Tolka road, which will consist of 7 no. of 1, 2 and 4 bed apartments.

The development will consist of the following: A new vehicular entrance driveway to the front onto Clonliffe Road; removal of the existing double doors (4m wide) to the storage shed located to the rear of the property onto the rear access lane, and replacement with new double doors (1.8m wide), all associated site-works, ancillary drainage and landscaping.

The development calls for a first-floor structure built above the existing ground floor rear extension, of the main two-storey house No. 153 Clonliffe Road, the proposed plan will consist of two bedrooms, a timber roof deck, including a galvanised steel external stairs.

RETENTION: Retention Permission at No. 153 Clonliffe Road, Drumcondra, Dublin 3. The area to be retained consists of the single storey ground floor extension to the rear of the property with monopitch roof that we believe was constructed approximately 10 years ago.

Protected Structure (2361): planning permission is sought for internal works consisting of the provision of an ensuite and lobby (11 m2) to a bedroom (39 m2) to the first floor of a two storey over basement detached house.

Attic conversion with new dormer and rooflights to the rear, internal reconfiguration, new windows to front and rear and all associated landscaping and drainage works.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE (RPS. No. 3236): planning permission is sought for the construction of a prefabricated structure comprising (a) equine assisted therapy arena of approx. 1000 sq m to include 7 stable boxes, (b) single-storey administration area to include a reception, offices, disabled toilets and a viewing area and all associated site development works. The structure will remain temporarily in place for a period of no greater than ten (10) years.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: A ten year planning permission is sought by Childvision for: Works at “St Joseph’s” (Protected Structure RPS. No. 3236) to include: 1/ the demolition of: a) non-original additions to Drumcondra Castle (Building A), a recorded monument DU018-015, at ground and first floor, b) ad hoc additions to the rear of WH Byrne building (Building B) including the reception office, the single storey link between the WH Byrne building (Building B) and the Therapy building (Building T), c) the Family Resource Centre, d) the single storey diagonally sited Office (Braille) building to the rear of the Jojo’s Cafe building (Building L), e) the single storey ad hoc storage outshoot to the West of the library building (Building L), 2/ the removal of several pre-fabricated units (storage sheds, charity shop, garden / horticulture centre (Building G) and polytunnel) within the horticulture, crafts and equestrian areas and 3/ partial demolition of a wall to create an opening between the site and the adjacent burial ground (garden of reflection); 4/ the retention of a) the existing polytunnels at the rear of the site (G), b) the internal alterations in the Castle (Building A) and the WH Byrne building (Building B), c) the internal alterations to the library and Jojo’s café (Building L) and past external additions: the Party Room and sensory space with a glass lobby, external decking, BBQ area; 5/ the erection of a) a new 3-storey reception building and an internal sensory courtyard (Building R), b) a new 2-storey hydrotherapy building to the rear of the therapies building (Building H), c) a new 2-storey C-shaped Day Learning Centre and the creation of a landscaped courtyard within, for the display or sale of crafted goods (Building D), a new single storey Garden / Horticulture Centre retail unit to the front of retained polytunnel (Building G) and 6/ works to existing elements, i.e. a) making good the existing roof to the therapy building (Building T), extension of the therapy building and the library building to serve as new entrances to each. b) the reinstatement of original window and balcony after demolition of parts of the castle building (Building A), c) the replacement of PVC windows with more appropriate conservation-type windows, d) part conversion of the first and part of ground floor of the stables building into staff accommodation, e) the upgrade of services inside the castle building without any changes to existing plan form externally or internally, f) the relocation of the historic manual water pump (NIAH 50120274) to a more appropriate setting and a demarcation of the original well location (when established through invasive means) to allow for the adaptation of existing and previously approved car parks to the above changes, g) associated landscaping, paths and paving, drainage works and h) boundary treatment including an upgrade of existing wall and main entrance from public road and new gates and fences. at Grace Park Road, Drumcondra, Dublin 9, D09 WK0H, located between Grace Park Road, Grace Park Way and Grace Park Row.

Single storey extension to front, side and rear, attic conversion incorporating the removal of hip roof to side and replacing with new "A" roof together with new dormer window to rear.

Permission for development at a site at No's 194, 196, 198 Clonliffe Road Drumcondra, Dublin 3, bounded in part by Clonliffe Road and by Holy Cross Avenue. No's 194 and 196 Clonliffe Road are vacant sites (previous structures demolished per planning permission Reg. Ref 3671/15). No.198 Clonliffe Road is a registered derelict site No. DS 921. The development will consist of: (1) demolition of existing derelict two-storey house, No.198 Clonliffe Road; (2) construction of a part three-storey and part four-storey apartment block, forming a new streetscape to Clonliffe Road and to Holy Cross Avenue, to contain 36 apartments (22 one-bedroom apartments, 14 two-bedroom apartments, including 2 duplex type), with balconies, terraces and other open spaces, ESB substation, internal bin store, basement ancillary services area, and external deck access to each floor; (3) new set back boundary, partly defined by railing, with widened public footpath, along Holly Cross Avenue, with pedestrian entrances to the proposed apartment development; (4) new boundary railing and vehicular entrance onto Clonliffe Road, (5) new boundary railing to front with adjoining property, No.200 Clonliffe Road, and new 2.4m wall/fence to section of rear boundary with No.200 Clonliffe Road; (6) cycle parking 68 space and three car parking spaces; (7) all related services, roof mounted solar panels, landscaping and site development works. The application includes a Natura Impact Statement.

Permission is sought for the extension and alterations of existing semi-detached dwelling at no. 30 Ormond Road, Drumcondra, Dublin 9, D09 W6T3 by Deirdre Murphy & Kevin Cahill. The development will consist of the following principal elements: 1) Construction of a new single storey extension with pitched roof to the side & with flat roof & roof light to the rear of existing house. 2) Alterations to internal layout and elevations. 3) Demolition of an existing single storey rear extension & existing garage. 4) Wooden wheelie bin storage to front garden and all associated site development works.

PERMISSION for the replacement and enlargement of the existing dormer window to the front of the main roof and the construction of a new dormer window to the rear of the main roof and all ancillary works to facilitate the development.

For the removal of the existing rear single storey ground floor and existing first floor toilet and its replacement with a new extension at ground floor [22.51sq.m.] and a single bedroom and toilet at first floor level [10.32sq.m]. The construction of a new 'velux' rooflight and new porch doors at front elevation, internal insulation and retrofitting together with all associated works.

For demolition of the existing garden shed and the construction of a three-storey mews house in the rear garden of the corner site of No.173 Clonliffe Road and 2A Jones Road, Dublin 3. The proposed house will be accessed from Jones Road and will have a roof garden accommodating screened private open space. Proposed works include all associated site works, including partial reconstruction of the boundary wall facing Jones Road and the insertion of an additional access gate in this wall.

Planning permission for a change of use at a site on the corner of No. 2A Jones Road, Dublin 3 and No. 173 Clonliffe Road, Dublin 3. Change of use proposed is from the current residential unit at No. 173 Clonliffe Road, Dublin 3 with an ancillary granny flat at 2A Jones Road, Dublin 3 to retention of the residential unit at No. 173 Clonliffe Road, Dublin 3 and a change of use from ancillary granny flat at 2A Jones Road to an independent residential unit, thus creating two independent residential units on the site.

PERMISSION/RETENTION: Planning permission for dormer to main rear roof of existing second floor and retention permission for a dormer to front of exisitng roof all with associated ancillary works

New vehicular access to front, with all related works.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The development consists of: (i) the renovation of an existing end terrace dwelling house, (ii) internal repairs and refurbishment works to the existing building, (iii) reinstatement of main roof, timber sash windows, front entrance door, front steps and railings, and repair to all external elevations of the existing building including the removal of the steel bracing and associated stabilisation works, (iv) the construction of a new 3 storey extension to the rear and, (v) all associated site works.

The site is bound to the north east by the River Tolka, Tom Clarke House to the south east, Orchard Road to the west and south. The site is c.0.26 ha in size. The development will consist of: • The demolition of existing single storey sheds, warehouses and structures on site used as part of the former DCC depot and boxing club; • Provision of a 2 No. to 5 No. storey building at an overall height of c.21m including 38 No. apartments which are all 1 bed social housing units for older people (gross floor area of c. 2,825 sqm); • Car parking including 1 No. visitor car parking spaces, 2 No. EV charging car parking space, 1 No. universal accessible car parking space located at surface;• 12 No. cycle parking spaces are provided including 4 No. short stay visitor spaces and 8 No. long stay spaces; 8 No. mobility scooter parking bays;• Vehicular and pedestrian access is provided via existing access to Orchard Road;• A new pedestrian access is provided to Tom Clarke House; • Photovoltaic panels at roof level • Landscaping including open space, terraces, balconies facing north east, north west and south east; and • All ancillary works including green roofs, plant rooms, bin stores, an ESB substation, and community room at around floor level. A Natura Impact Statement (NIS) has been prepared in respect of the proposed development and has been submitted with the planning.

Permission for new vehicular access to front, with all related works.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE. PERMISSION & RETENTION St. Laurence OToole Catholic Social Care CLG, trading as Crosscare, intend to apply for Retention Permission for development consisting of: 1) The change of use from third level education (former Mater Dei Institute) to a family hub providing short term emergency accommodation to homeless families and altered internal layout to provide accommodation units (50 family units/133 bed spaces), 2) Retention of associated works i.e. the provision of new facilities within the existing building including; in the existing 2 Storey block new indoor recreation, play areas and study areas at first floor level, and new family accommodation units, laundry, & gym facilities at ground floor level; while in the three storey central block, new family accommodation units, staff offices and domestic kitchen facilities, together with, in the existing single storey chapel a new quiet room, store, counselling room and staff offices. Externally the replacement of all existing single glazed /panelled units with new double glazing /panelled units. 3) Retention of extensions to the existing two storey western block (former lecture block): consisting of infill modifications and extensions at ground floor level to the existing under-croft to provide family accommodation, i.e. 18m2 at the north end in two small infills, and 102m at the south end consisting of 80m2 of infill & 22m of extension beyond the original under-croft; together with alterations to the existing fenestration on all sides of this block. 4) Retention of extensions to the existing three storey block, to the east an additional 34m2 at ground level to provide family accommodation units and on its new flat roof a new terrace to the existing first floor dining room, including a new external stair to the existing garden area; to the south a new three storey external fire escape stairs; to the west some additional kitchen plant equipment beside the kitchen back door and on the north elevation a new kitchen extract duct up on to the roof. 5) Retention of extensions to the existing single storey block, externally to the south a new 3m2 entrance lobby and internally a new 10m2 first floor counselling room in the existing double height space, resulting in a combined total extension area of 167m2 to the building, bringing the total area of accommodation in the building to 2,532m2 including the extensions. 6) Retention of new free standing external structures, a 9m2 storeroom, a 44m2 covered play area, pedestrian ramps, external children's play area, and associated site development works including two 12m2 metal storage sheds and adjacent bin storage facility and one 15m by 2.4m container as a temporary storage area. The Development Proposed for Planning Permission will consist of 52 new bicycle stands, i.e. 26 open spaces & 26 covered bicycle spaces. The existing car park provides 30 spaces, immediately in front of the building, and the family hub has full access to the existing Clonliffe Road entrance car park with its 46 spaces. All at Crosscare, Clonliffe Family Hub (former Mater Dei Institute), 204-206 Clonliffe Road, Dublin, D03 PD86, which is within the curtilage of the Protected Structure of the former Holy Cross College.

An attic conversion to non-habitable area, New dormer type window to rear, new window to the side gable, New rooflights to front elevation and associated site works

Increasing the height of the existing building from 2.750 m to 3.5 m at the highest point and all ancillary works.

Development will consist of changing the roof design and increasing the height of the existing building from 2.750m to 4.5m at the highest point and all ancillary works.

Construction of a single storey rear extension comprising additional kitchen, dining and storage space. The works are to be carried out in conjunction with all associated and necessary internal alterations, modifications and external site works as indicated on the submitted drawings.

Permission for the construction of a new dormer window to the rear of the main roof.

Permission for a flat roofed single storey extension to the rear.

The development consists of the conversion of the existing garage to a habitable room & for a single storey extension to the front of existing house and for all associated site works.

RETENTION planning permission of the as constructed foul drainage system (altering condition no.2 of granted application ref: 2692/18).

Permission is sought for a change of house type from that granted under planning reference 2685/20. The proposed house will front onto the main part of Orchard road to the west and not the cul de sac to the north as previously granted. This is to facilitate a level access into the house. The proposed house is also two storey and detached with a slightly different internal layout and window type which includes cedar than that previously granted under planning reference 2685/20. The zinc boxes around the windows have been removed. There is an additional roof window on the northwest elevation. The proposed northeast and northwest elevation are also changed to brick by Central Line Consulting Ltd at (rear of) 50 & 52, Clonliffe Road, Dublin 3, D03 AK63 & DO3 EP64.

Permission sought for demolition of 2 no. existing single storey domestic garages/outhouses to the rear garden areas of both 50 & 52, Clonliffe Road, Dublin 3, D03 AK63 & D03 EP64, and for the construction of a single new dwelling on the combined rear gardens of both houses. The proposed house will be detached, 2 stories in height and with 4 bedrooms. Off street parking also for 1 car with access from laneway to the rear. Works to include associated site development works and service connections.

PERMISSION for a new vehicular entrance driveway to the front onto Clonliffe Road; all associated siteworks, ancillary drainage and landscaping at No. 67 Clonliffe Road, Dublin D03 EP21.

RETENTION PERMISSION: the development consists of the retention of the existing 1No. fire escape door and 2No. roller shutter doors. All doors are situated on the rear west elevation along Victoria Lane.

The development will consist of the enclosure of an outdoor smoking area/yard (c. 32 sqm) linking the main bar to the rear bar of the public house with removal of the existing roof structure and retractable canopy and replacement with a pitched roof including roof lights. The area is proposed to be incorporated within the overall internal bar floor space of the premises.

RETENTION PERMISSION for the development consists of retention of an existing 1no. fire escape door and 1no. roller shutter door. Both doors are situated on the rear west elevations along Victoria Lane.