PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Modification and reuse of the existing building to provide staff canteen, welfare facilities and associated services. Demolition of an existing non-original single storey rear extension comprising toilets, WC and lobby and erection of a new single storey flat roof rear extension with rendered finish and painted mural, to provide new kitchen, stores and toilet facilities. The elevations of the protected structure, including the shopfront onto James's street will be fully conserved. A window will be replaced with a door at first floor level, to the rear of the building to provide fire escape and access to plant. Minor alterations are proposed to the internal layout including the removal of partitions at ground floor, the removal of a small mezzanine floor to the front of the building and the installation of locker rooms and staff facilities at first floor to the rear of the building. All associated works including a bin store, screened plant on the flat roof to the rear, access ways, patio area and reduction in height of the side boundary wall. The proposal is located within a site which has an approval IE (Industrial Emissions) Licence (Ref No. P0301-04).

Pennywood Limited (a subsidiary of Torca Homes Limited) intends to apply for planning permission for modifications to a mixed-use development permitted under DCC Reg. Ref. 3619/18 (as extended by 3619/18/X1 and amended by 3068/24) at No. 75-78 Cork Street, Dublin 8. The application site comprises of c.0.005 hectares and is bound by Cork Street to the south-east, No. 79 Cork Street to the east, No. 74 Cork Street to the south-west and Our Lady's Road and Rosary Road to the north-west. The modifications proposed to the permitted scheme include: - Omission of the pedestrian gate (as permitted under amended permission Reg. Ref. 3068/24) connecting to Our Lady's Road. - The existing northwestern boundary wall adjoining Our Lady's Road will be retained/ refurbished and modified/strengthened where required. - Inclusion of surface level bicycle parking beside the ESB Substation. All other elements of the permitted development will remain unchanged, and the development will be otherwise carried out in accordance with permission Reg. Ref. 3068/24 (and DCC Reg. Ref. 3619/18 (as extended by 3619/18/X1)).

Planning permission for an alteration to previously approved applications Reg. Ref. 3116/16 and 2066/17. The proposed alteration consists of revisions to the shop front elevation treatment at ground floor street level only.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: PERMISSION: The development will consist of: The redevelopment, conservation, refurbishment and change of use of No. 134 James's Street, and the corner of Steeven's Lane, Dublin 8. D08 YV6H (a protected structure) and construction of an annex building/extension to rear to provide a residential development comprising a total of 15 no. residential units (1 no. studio, 9 no. one-bed units and 5 no. two- bed units) as follows: The proposed development will consist of the carrying out of the following works to a protected structure: (i) internal and external modifications, refurbishment and change of use of the existing protected structure from its current recording/rehearsal use to residential (1 no. studio and 3 no. one-bed units within protected structure; (ii) removal of non-original doors, partitions and features across all floors to accommodate proposed use; (iii) Floor level of lower ground floor level to be lowered to accommodate plant room and apartment stores; (iv) Lobby and entrance door to front elevation to be removed and replaced with new hardwood front door; (v) Non original window to front elevation at ground floor level to be removed and replaced with new window; (vi) Existing 6 no. sash windows to front elevation to be replaced with new one over one, sliding sash timber windows with thin double glazing; (vii) removal of existing render and replacement with lime render to all elevations; (viii) new natural slate roof to replace Asbestos tiles, existing ridge tiles to be retained and reused; and (ix) new painted hardwood fixed window to replace existing non-original/modern door at second floor level to rear elevation/facade. Planning permission is also sought for (x) demolition of the existing two-storey workshop/music rehearsal space building to the rear of the existing protected structure and construction of a seven-storey over lower ground floor annex building/extension connected to existing Protected Structure via link at upper ground floor. The proposed annex/extension provides for 11 no. residential units (6 no. one-bed units and 5 no. two-bed units) each provided with private open space in the form of a balcony or terrace; (xi) bin store at lower ground floor; (xii) 12 no. bicycle spaces at upper ground floor level; and (xiii) site and infrastructural works inclusive of SuDS, landscaping, boundary treatments, and all associated site development works necessary to facilitate the development.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Permission is sought for the redevelopment, conservation, refurbishment and change of use and construction of an annex building/extension to rear to provide a mixed-use development comprising a total of 17 no. residential units (13 no. one-bed units and 4 no. two-bed units) and 1 no. commercial/coffee shop unit. The proposed development will consist of the carrying out of works to a protected structure as follows: (i) internal and external modifications, refurbishment and change of use of the existing protected structure from its current recording/ rehearsal use to communal amenities including 1 no. gym and storage at lower ground floor level, 1 no. commercial/coffee shop unit at upper ground floor level and residential at first, second and third floor levels (3no. one-bed units within protected structure); (ii) (a) removal of section of wall below existing window to facilitate new double door external access to the proposed commercial/coffee shop at upper ground floor level along James's Street, (b) replacement of existing external entrance from James's Street with new steel gate with bronze finish, (c) replacement of existing 6 no. sash windows with one over one sliding glazing to facade, (d) removal of existing render and replacement with lime render (e) removal of existing arched fanlight at rear upper ground floor level and enlargement of ope to provide access to rear annex building and (f) new natural slate roof to replace asbestos tiles. Planning permission is also sought for (iii) demolition of the existing two-storey workshop/music rehearsal space building to the rear of the existing protected structure and construction of a nine-storey over lower ground floor annex building/extension with sedum roof and links over five floors to No. 134 James's Street comprising 14 no. residential units (10 no. one-bed units and 4 no. two-bed units within the annex building) each provided wih private open space in the form of a balcony or terrace; (iv) communal amenities inclusive of gym at lower ground floor level and outdoor terrace fronting Steeven's Lane at upper ground floor level; (v) bin store 15 no. bicycle spaces at lower ground floor level and 10 no. bicycle spaces at upper ground floor level providing a total of 25 no. bicycle storage spaces; and (vi) site and infrastructural works inclusive of SuDS, landscaping, boundary treatments, and all associated site development works necessary to facilitate the development.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Planning Permission for the redevelopment, conservation, refurbishment and change of use of No. 134 James's Street, Dublin 8, D08 v6H (Protected Structure) to provide a 20-bedroom hotel. The proposed development consists of or comprises the carrying out of works to a protected structure. The proposed development will consist of (a) internal and external modifications, refurbishment and change of use of the existing protected structure and two-storey bow ended return from its current recording/rehearsal use to a hotel; (b) demolition of the existing two-storey workshop/music rehearsal space building to the rear of the existing protected structure and construction of six-storey over lower ground floor annex building with rooftop cafe, 5th floor terrace facing Steeven's Lane and two glazed link bridges over two floors to No. 134 James's Street; (c) external courtyard fronting Steeven's Lane; (d) all associated site development works, including water/wastewater services, surface water attenuation, bicycle parking, landscaping, boundary treatments and signage. The proposed development includes a customer entrance from James's Street and a service entrance to the rear of the property accessible from Steeven's Lane.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE The development will consist/consists of lowering of section of the stone boundary wall to Donore Avenue and erection of painted steel railings to match existing adjoining railings and wall plus take down brick pier end to this section of wall on Cork Street and make good. Bru Chaoimhin is listed in the Dublin City Council Record of Protected Structures. No work is proposed to these structures.

Planning permission for amendments to Reg. Ref.: 4334/18 for development on lands (c.0.0632 ha). The subject site is currently under construction for the permitted development, and is bound by Cork Street to the south, Urban Planet Life to the east and north, and by a residential building to the west. The amendments will consist of the omission of the roof garden, relocation of the permitted bike parking from the rear courtyard to an internal store at ground floor level, alterations to the ground floor level to provide the bike store and all ancillary site works. The gross floor area will decrease by 58.4 sqm, from 1,765 sqm to 1,706.6 sqm. The proposed development will consist of an amendment of Reg. Ref.: 4334/18 which is under construction. It will provide for: • Reconfiguration of the pedestrian entrance with access only from the permitted archway; • Extension of circulation corridor and reconfiguration of the access core at all levels with the permitted covered atrium amended to an internal uncovered courtyard; • The relocation of the bicycle parking from the rear courtyard to a new internal storage space at ground floor level within the building. Total bicycle parking spaces will increase from 40 no. to 44 no. plus 4 visitor spaces. This will result in the reduction in floor area of retail unit no. 1 from 69.4 sqm to 68.2 sqm, and of retail unit no. 2 from 56.3 sqm to 44.4 sqm; • Minor revisions to unit layout of all units, with consequent changes in floor areas; • Minor related revisions to façade with changes to window profiles; • Addition of a tank room above the permitted bin store with access from the permitted storeroom; • Omission of window at unit 12, on the north elevation of the building; • Omission of roof top garden, green roof, and PV plant; • Shoulder height of the building will increase from 14.850m to 15.035m, while total height of the building will reduce from 17.025m to 16.360m; • The red line boundary has been altered to incorporate the original abutting flank wall to no. 109 Cork Street. The development includes landscaping, communal areas measuring c. 163.2 sqm, and all associated site development works. The proposed development will result in a decrease in the total floor area from 1,765 sqm to 1,706.6 sqm. The site area is 0.0632ha.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The proposed development comprises a ten-year planning permission to provide a building for the Guinness archives on a 638 sqm site. The subject site is bound by Thomas Street to the north, the Crane Building to the east, and existing Brewery works to the west and south. The development includes works and developments to Arthur's House which is Protected Structure No. 8145; the demolition of its rear modern section; the demolition of the part of the Crane Building to its rear; and the construction of a new Archive Building contiguous with and linked to Arthur's House. The development includes: • Opening up existing blind windows and replacing other existing windows in a historically appropriate style; • The installation of an external steel escape stair from the basement front elevation and the insertion of a new gate in the railing to match the existing railing; • Internal re-ordering to include replacement with historically appropriate flooring, fireplaces and cornices; • The demolition of the 1964 internal dividing walls within Arthur's House; • The demolition of 506 sq. m. of buildings, including the rear 1964 section of Arthur's House and the part of the Crane Building to which this is attached; • The demolition of the rear modern exterior ramps, steps, railings and security building; • The construction of a 624 sqm archive building to the rear of Arthur's House; • New exterior works to include ramps and steps; and • All associated works above and below ground. Arthur's House is and will remain 17.26m in height over four storeys and comprises: basement, ground, first and second floors with the third floor in the loft space. The section of the Crane Building to the rear of Arthur's House proposed for demolition is 21.72m in height and comprises ground and four further floors and roof top plant. The height of the proposed four storey new building is 20.85m. The proposed development is located within a site which is the subject of an approved Industrial Emissions (IE) Licence (Ref. No. P0301-04).

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Upgrade of existing timber gated entrance to new automated timber gate fronting James's Street. Upgrade of external rear escape stairs including additional handrails. The addition of a new shower room, toilet room alterations and first aid room, the provision of four new timber windows (including reinstatement of one existing blocked-up window ope) to replace existing at basement level. The addition of a security access hatch to an existing internal doorset, at ground floor level. Provision of new ground mounted air conditioning units and associated pipework to be attached to the side (west) and rear (north) facades to serve internal office at third floor and associated areas. And all associated works. The proposal is located within a site which has an approved IE (Industrial Emissions) Licence (Ref. No. P0301-04).

Change of use from existing retail (186.8m2) to café with coffee roaster (186.8m2) to ground floor of building only, addition of kitchen, staff WC, and flue.

The proposed development will consist of the demolition of an existing unused and derelict squash court and replacement with hardstanding. The space will be used for storage and general brewery use, ancillary to the overall use of the site as a brewery. The proposal is located within a site which has an approved IE (Industrial Emissions) Licence (Ref. No. P0301-04).

Planning Permission for partial demolition of rear of house and construction of new two storey extension to the rear and construction of new window on first floor to the front.

The development consists of the renewal of the previously approved temporary permission for the use of the approved retail unit as a display sample room for New Children’s Hospital equipment (under Reference 2200/19) for a further period of five years.

Permission is sought for the installation of a new entrance door and steps to the front façade of the ground floor café unit facing onto Cork Street.

Design alterations to development permitted under application ref: SHD0020/20 (ABP- 308162-20) to allow for the provision of a rooftop padel court (10.0m wide x 20.0m long x 7.0m high), at fifth-floor level, including glass screens, netting and illumination.

The proposed development will consist of the installation of rooftop ballast mounted telecommunications equipment including no. 6 antennae, no. 2 dishes, remote radio units (RRU's), GPS, cable trays, access ladder and all associated site development works to provide for high-speed wireless data and broadband services

Permission is sought for the demolition of existing dwelling & site structures, and the construction of a six-storey apartment building comprising 13 No. apartment units (9 No. 1-bed units and 3 No. 2-bed units & 1 No. three bed) with associated balconies/terraces, the provision of 3 no. communal open space areas at ground level and on third floor and fourth floor terraces, ancillary areas for bicycle parking, refuse storage, apartment storage room, associated plant room at ground floor, amendments to the boundaries as required to facilitate the development in relation to the bounding properties to the south and west, maintaining in place a vehicular access with gate providing wayleave access to the side serving the rear of No 28, Bow Lane West, with associated landscaping & site works.

Planning permission is sought by Baskin Projects Limited for the amendment to Planning Ref No. 5400/22 for the previous approved six storey 13 No. apartment development to a revised development consisting of 14 No. apartments (11 No. one-bed, 2 No. two-bed & 1 No. three bed) with associated minor amendments to all elevations & the approved layouts of the associated balconies/terraces, the provision of 3 no. communal open space areas at ground level and on third floor and fourth floor terraces, ancillary areas for bicycle parking, refuse storage, apartment storage room, associated plant room at ground floor at 29 Bow Lane West, Dublin 8, D08V44T.

The retention of the existing scrolling internally illuminated double sided ‘Metropole’ advertising display case mounted on an offset leg.

Permission for development will consist of the replacement of the existing scrolling internally illuminated double sided 'Metropole' advertising display case with a double sided digital adverting display case and associated works.

Permission for development consisting of amendments to planning permission reference 2187/19 (which related to a revised shopfront/ facade to the existing Lidl store), including revised arrangement / proportion of the glazed and solid elements of the facade, and all associated and ancillary works and development.

Change of use of the permitted study room on the ground floor to provide 3 no. studio bedrooms including a single storey extension (7.9 sq. m.) to the front of the block; minor alterations to the elevations associated with the internal layouts comprising windows and an entrance for each studio bedroom; and alterations to the internal courtyard landscaping

Permission for modifications to previously approved 6-storey apartment development which includes a ground floor commercial unit (Planning. Reg. Ref. 2155/20) at this site: no.25-27 Bow Lane West, Dublin 8, D08 NW89. The modifications will consist of the following: i. General alterations to the floor plans to increase the no. of apartments from 24 no. units (9 no. studio units, 9 no. 1-bed units, and 6 no. 2-bed units) to 27 no. units consisting of 4 no. studio units, 16 no. 1-bed units, 4 no. 2-bed 4-people units and 3no. 2-bed 3-people units. This also includes amendments to the approved common areas (corridors, stairs, lifts), communal open spaces, ancillary areas, landscaping etc. as necessary to suit the proposed alterations. ii. Change of use of commercial unit on ground floor to a 2-bedroom dual aspect apartment. iii. Provision of a communal space on the ground floor. iv. Provision of an external escape stair and exit at the rear of the building. v. Provision of an external secure bicycle storage enclosure. vi. Alterations to the elevations to reflect layout changes, and to omit brick on the internal courtyard and replace with self-coloured render as elsewhere.

The development will consist of the demolition of the existing two-storey warehouse/commercial building and the construction of an eight-storey apartment building comprising 34 no. apartment units (12 no. studio units, 14 no. 1-bed units and 8 no. 2-bed units) with associated balconies/terraces, etc. This application also includes the provision of a commercial unit at ground floor (42 sq.m) and the provision of 4 no. communal open space areas at ground floor, first floor and seventh floor, together with ancillary areas for bicycle parking, refuse storage, apartment storage rooms, associated plant room, associated landscaping and all ancillary site development works.

Happy Hand Ltd intend to apply for continued planning permission for 3 years for a temporary café/retail unit on a section of derelict land located at 161-163 Thomas Street, Dublin 8. The development consists of two converted shipping containers, single storey in height. The development is situated on unused land in The Digital Hub complex. We have operated on this site for over 8 years already.

Planning permission for the continued use of the current structure as a cafe/retail unit as granted under Registration Ref. No. 4085/16, 3 year temporary permission at 161 Thomas Street, Dublin 8. The development consists of two converted shipping containers, single storey in height.

1) Demolition of the existing shed in the rear garden; 2) Construction of a part single-storey and part two-storey extension to the rear of the existing dwelling and rooflights to the proposed roof of single-storey extension; 3) Internal alteration and all associated works.

Planning permission for the erection of 9 no. antennas and 4 no. link dishes mounted on ballast support poles and associated diplexers, remote radio units and lighting finials on a steel mounting support platform together with 2no. outdoor cabinets and stepovers and associated equipment at the rooftop. The development will provide mobile voice and data services in the area.

Planning permission for development within the existing Diageo brewery production facility at St. James's Gate, at a site located within the south-west corner of the St. James's Gate brewery lands bound by James Street to the south, Watling Street to the east, Steeven's Lane to the west and Victoria Quay to the north, Dublin 8. The proposed development will consist of: (1) The construction of a forklift building (GFA 236sq.m) (c.14.8m in height), with a return to the north and a metal canopy projecting from a section of the west elevation (+13.647m). The building will comprise of: a work area and gantry; office; breakroom; and storage area. The building will be accessible via: a double height roller shutter door on the west elevation; a single height roller shutter door on the north elevation; and standard pedestrian doors on the west, east and south elevations. Windows will be positioned on the north and west facades. An access ramp will also be installed on the north elevation. A fire escape cage ladder will be located on the southwest corner of the building. The building will have an aluminium clad facade, metal flashing at parapet level and roof lights. A pedestrian barrier will also be erected to the immediate west of the building for safety purposes. (2) The construction of a new canopy structure (GFA 1,070sq.m) (c.8.9m in height) made up of steel columns and trusses and a metal panel deck roof. The canopy will be open on each elevation. The fire escape ladder proposed as part of the forklift building will also connect to the canopy structure at roof level on the north elevation. (3) The construction of an oil containment building (GFA 21.8sq.m) (c.2.9m in height) with a blockwork facade and metal flashing at parapet level. The structure will have a flat roof and will be erected on a concrete plate. The structure will have four sets of welded wire mesh gates on the north elevation. (4) The construction of a hot works unit (GFA 28.7sq.m) (c.4.3m in height) with a metal clad facade and a metal pitched roof. The structure will be erected on a concrete plate. The hot works unit will be accessible via a roller shutter door on the north elevation and a standard pedestrian door on the west elevation. (5) All associated site development works on a site of c.0.24ha. The proposed development is located within a site which has an approved IE (Industrial Emissions) Licence (Ref. No. P0301-04).

The renewal of the previously approved temporary permissions for the use of the approved retail units as offices together with an adjoining storage room and loading bay (under References 2838/16 and 2199/19) for a further period of five years and associated works comprising the replacement of 6 no. existing doors with 6 no. fixed glazed screens on the Reuben Plaza, St Anthony's Road, James's Walk and Reuben Plaza frontages.

Permission for removal of existing gable end and rear extensions and the construction of a two storey extension to gable end of house & single storey extension to rear of house also all associated site works.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE. The Land Development Agency intends to apply for permission for development comprising enabling works pending redevelopment at a site of c. 0.65 ha that comprises No. 1-3 Thomas Court, Dublin 8; a former cash & carry building at the rear of Nos. 10-13 Thomas Street West, Dublin 8 (D08 VH9W) with vehicular access to Rainsford Street to the south (The Digital Hub building at Nos. 10-13 Thomas Street West, Dublin 8, D08 PX8H, is a Protected Structure (RPS No. 8149) located outside the Application site); a vacant site between Nos. 13 and 17 Thomas Street West, Dublin 8; and a surface car park to the rear of Nos. 17 to 25 Thomas Street West, Dublin 8 with existing access from Thomas Court to the west. (Nos. 19 and 22 Thomas Street are Protected Structures RPS Nos. 8150 and 8151, respectively.) The application site adjoins structures abutting Vat House 7, Crane Street, Dublin 8 (Protected Structure, RPS no. 2071), and adjoins No. 28 Thomas Street West (“Arthur’s Pub”), Dublin 8, D08 VF83 (Protected Structure, RPS No. 8152). The development will consist of the demolition of: a part-single, part-two storey former cash & carry building to the rear of Nos. 10-13 Thomas Street West, Dublin 8, D08 VH9W, with vehicular access to Rainsford Street to the south (c. 2,939 sq m); a two storey structure (over part cellar) vacant building at Nos. 1-3 Thomas Court, Dublin 8 (c. 476 sq m) and making good of the southern elevation of the adjoining No. 28 Thomas Street West (“Arthur’s Pub”), Dublin 8, D08 VF83 (Protected Structure, RPS No. 8152); and selected boundary walls. The development will also consist of interim development pending the future regeneration of the site to include: the use of an area of c. 350 sq m at Thomas Court as a tree and plant nursery and as an apiary; the erection of hoardings with graphics between No. 13 and No. 17 Thomas Street West, at Nos. 1-3 Thomas Court; and at Rainsford Street at the southern boundary of the former cash & carry building. The development will also consist of the provision of: a redesigned and repositioned vehicular entrance and gate at Thomas Court; boundary treatments; hard and soft landscaping; and all site development works above and below ground, including decommissioning, diversion and replacement of piped services.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE (RPS: 8149): permission for development at 10-13 Thomas Street, Dublin 8, D08 PX8H, a protected structure (ref: 8149) in use as office space, to comprise the following: removal of non-original internal glazed screen and door at first floor level and replacement with a plasterboard-lined stud-wall with fire-rated flush door-set; removal of a section of original non-load bearing internal stud walling at second-floor level and the addition of a new plasterboard-lined stud-wall to create a new protected escape route; and the conversion of an existing timber sliding-sash window to a casement window.

Change of use of a permitted cafe to 'café and/or restaurant' use.

The proposed development will consist of amendments to planning permission Reg. Ref.: 3426/18, comprising additional plant at roof level including a c. 40.5 sqm plant area with c. 2.4m perforated metal screen, green roof (c. 252.5 sqm) and PV panels (c. 75.5 sqm). No other alterations to the permitted development are proposed.

The development located within an Architectural Conservation will consist of the construction of a new bin storage structure to the northern end of Rainsford Avenue, together with all associated site works.

Planning permission for development at this site at a Ground Floor Retail Unit, The Loom, Cork Street, Dublin 8. The proposed development will consist of the change of use of the c. 113.6 sqm unit from ‘retail/enterprise’ to ‘café/restaurant’ and signage zone (c. 3.03 sqm).

The change the use of the existing commercial space to a gymnasium and associated works. Works will include construction of additional toilet and storage facilities and erection of external signage. The space is completely self contained from the remainder of the building complex.

For the subdivision of the commercial retail unit into 2 commercial retail spaces and associated works. Works will include new fire rated separating wall, new front curtain wall glazing with separate entrances, new signage, modifications to existing stone plinths and vents on front elevation, new escape door to the rear and new toilet and storage facilities to unit 1. This space is completely self-contained from the remainder of the building complex.

The proposed development comprises a new single storey extension to an existing beer processing facility with plant at roof level. The proposed extension has a total GFA of c.84 sq.m and an overall building height, including the plant area, of c.19.14m (c.24.34m OD). The extension has a flat roof with a small plant area (c. 24sq.m) screened by metal cladding panels and supportive steel frames. The extension will be designed using new composite brown metal cladding similar to existing building materials within the brewery. There will also be associated drainage connections to be made and an enclosed new stair housing is to be provided to allow access to the new first roof extension from the existing beer processing area to the west side of the new extension and all other associated works. The proposed development is located centrally within the brewery and is screened by existing tanks and brewing infrastructure to the south taking into consideration potential views from James's Street. The proposal is located within a site which has an approved IE (Industrial Emissions) Licence (Ref No. P0301-04).

The development will consist of the addition of 2 no. Velux rooflights to the front-facing roof slope.

Planning permission for development at this property consists of a single storey extension to the side of the existing part two storey, part single storey end of terrace dwelling (part of the Thomas Street and Environs ACA); consisting of a study at ground floor level and a roof terrace overhead at first floor level.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: We, HSE Estates Office, intend to apply for planning permission for development at this site: Bru Chaoimhin, Cork St., The Liberties, Dublin 8, a Protected Structure (RPS No. 2053). The development will consist of: (1) the restoration and repair of existing timber framed sliding sash windows, (2) the replacement of existing steel, aluminium and upvc casement windows with new timber framed sliding sash windows, and (3) and associated works to the elevations.

Protected Structure:The works comprise of a) the construction of 34 additional carparking spaces dispersed throughout the site, adjacent to existing carparking areas, with 1099m.sq. of new tarmac surface b) the widening of existing site entrance of Cork St. to facilitate 2-way traffic for enhanced access and egress c) the demolition of existing security gate house and construction of new gate house d) associated upgrades to site lighting and CCTV ) associated site development works and landscaping at Bru Chaoimhin, Cork Street, Dublin 8. The development is on the curtilage of a site that contains a Protected Structure, Reference No. 2053.

Planning permission for development will consist of the construction of new replacement shop-fronts and the upgrade of the facade to No's. 124, 124A and 125 Cork Street, Dublin 8. The proposed works will include: (a) new shop fronts, surrounds, render and backlit signage to the ground floor, (b) new windows, doors, glazing and a roller shutter to the ground floor shop fronts, (c) removal and replacement of all existing windows to the first floor with upgraded window sections, (d) removal of the existing render and exposing the red brick to the first floor of 124 Cork Street, (e) repositioning of new windows and backlit signage to the first floor of no. 124 Cork Street, (f) all ancillary site wortks to facilitate the development.

Permission for construction of a single storey side extension with hipped roof, including new front porch.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Change of use of St. Patrick's Tower from a vacant building to exhibition space and associated works. St. Patrick's Tower is located at the Digital Hub, Thomas Street, Dublin 8. Proposed works include necessary repairs and adaptation of the tower for public use including: 1. Proposed external works: gently sloping access ramps, pedestrian crossings, cobblestone area with benches to the front entrance area, removal of bars from existing ground floor window, replacement of damaged rear window with new louvred vent, new entrance doors, new illuminated signage. 2. Proposed internal works to ground and first floor only, necessary minor repairs to brickwork and repairs to internal roof of entrance lobby area, new floor finish throughout ground floor, new lightweight ceiling finish mounted to underside of existing concrete slab, surface mounted lighting and wiring, mechanical ventilation system with 4 new opes to concrete slab and localized plant on first floor slab, removal of non-historic existing timber stairs, with new fold-down access stairs provided in its place. New firestopping provided to inner side of historic brick partition wall.

RETENTION: Retention permission for the construction of an extension to rear of my dwelling house, consisting of an extended kitchen area on ground floor and extended bedroom on the first floor with associated site development works.

Permission is sought by Focus Housing Association CLG for development at Nos. 28-34 Braithwaite Street and Nos. 63-66 Pimlico, Dublin 8 (bounded by No. 35 Braithwaite Street to the east and north, Nos. 61 and 62 Pimlico to the north, Braithwaite Street/Poole Street Playground to the west, and by St. Margaret’s Avenue and St. John’s Avenue to the south). The development will consist of the construction of a residential development of 49 no. apartments set over two blocks (connected at ground floor level) ranging from 1-6 storeys in height and consisting of 10 no. studios, 9 no. 1 bed units, 11 no. 2 bed (3-person) units and 19 no. 2 bed (4-person) units, with all apartments provided with private balconies/terraces to north, south, east and west elevations; bin store, plant room, maintenance and store rooms; 1 no. ESB substation; 107 no. bicycle parking spaces (79 no. spaces within bicycle stores at ground floor level and 28 no. spaces within communal courtyard; landscaping including recreational, exercise and play equipment; lighting; boundary treatments; upgrades to existing footpaths with new pedestrian gate to St. Margaret’s Avenue (emergency access/egress only); heat pumps and PV panels at roof level; and all associated engineering and site works necessary to facilitate the development.