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  1. © OpenStreetMap
    3315/22Granted

    La Touche House, Custom House Dock, I.f.S.C. Dublin 1

    We, La Touche S.a.r.l. c/o BCP Capital, 71 Upper Leeson Street, Dublin 4, intend to apply for planning permission for development at this c. 0.4417 ha site at La Touche House, Custom House Dock, International Financial Services Centre, Dublin 1. The proposed development will consist of; the refurbishment/reconfiguration, partial demolition, recladding and vertical extension of an existing (c. 13,275.9 sq.m GFA) 7-storey building to a 10-storey (c. 23,314.3 sq.m GFA) office building with an additional c. 8,068.4 sq.m commercial floorspace provided and a total height of c. 45.84 m from ground (50.85m ODM), including the following: 1) Partial demolition of the existing fifth floor and the existing sixth floor plant rooms and external plant areas to fifth floor slab level, comprising a combined area of c. 1528.5sq.m removed, the removal of an existing bridge link across the atrium, and maintaining the existing c. 565.1 sq.m of office space and the existing core areas to the east, west and south; 2) Refurbishment and reconfiguration of the existing office building as follows:- a) Basement level: Reduction in car parking provision from 143 no. to 99 no. retained spaces, reconfiguration of existing plant areas, increased bicycle parking to 184 no. spaces, provision of bicycle storage areas, locker room, changing rooms, staff toilets and drying room, bin storage area, new staircase link, bicycle lift and service lift from podium (ground floor level) covering an additional area of c.913.2 sq.m within the existing basement; b) Ground Floor: Reconfiguration of the existing ground floor to include a new glazed screen enclosure to the existing atrium and introduce a new building entrance to the south elevation accessed from IFSC Plaza and close the existing entrance. Change of use of 103 sq.m of part of an existing retail bank area to office use. Change of use of c. 134.9 sq.m existing office space to a c. 152.1 sq.m food & beverage unit including an extended area of c. 17.2 sq.m to the east and access to an external terrace to the east. Change of use of c. 128.2 sq.m existing office space to a c. 164 sq.m bicycle café including an extended area of c. 35.8 sq.m to the south and east. Reconfiguration of the existing ground floor to the south/south- west to include a change of use from existing office area to create 2 no. food & beverage/retail units of c. 94.1 sq.m and c. 44 sq.m respectively; c) First Floor, Second Floor and Third Floor: Reconfiguration of the existing office floors to include refurbished and extended toilet accommodation; extension of the office accommodation to the edge of a new glazed screen enclosure to the existing atrium; d) Fourth Floor: Reconfiguration of the existing office floors to include refurbished and extended toilet accommodation; extension of the office accommodation to the edge of a new glazed screen enclosure to the existing atrium and enclosure of 2 no. external balcony areas to provide an additional c. 86.6 sq.m office space; e) Fifth Floor: New office floor accommodation to replace the existing plant areas and the enclosure of the existing external terrace to the north of the office floor (c. 1,226 sq.m) and to include the existing c. 565.1 sq.m of office accommodation to the north of the new extended floorplate, reconfiguration of existing plant areas to unisex toilets, lift lobby and circulation space within core area to the south; f) Addition of new floors: Addition of 4 no. office floors with the existing stair cores extended upwards and toilet accommodation replicated as the supplemented existing provision on the lower floors and the existing atrium extended through to roof level; the proposed sixth, seventh and eighth floor levels will consist of c. 1,791.1 sq.m office space each; the proposed ninth floor level will consist of c. 1,329.5 sq.m office space; setback of the external envelope and creation of a terrace area accessible for maintenance only at ninth floor level; new Part M compliant accommodation stairs within the atrium from ground floor to ninth floor; g) External works to include; A complete recladding with replacement curtain walling and an over-wrapping by a translucent perforated metal veil to the vertical external envelope of the existing building from ground floor level to fifth floor level and the extension and continuation of a new curtain wall and external perforated veil above to include the newly reconstructed fifth floor, and the new sixth, seventh. eighth and ninth floors; new plant and plant enclosure screen at roof level; additional plant on perforated metal platforms adjacent to the 3 no. existing cores from first to ninth floor; the provision of photovoltaic panels at roof level; new glazed atrium roof; provision of 4 no standard bicycle spaces and 9 no. cargo bicycle spaces at ground level; provision of a platform lift on the north-east corner of the site; new hard and soft landscaping adjacent to the building only; new lighting; and all associated site development works.Decision record indexed
    Decision30 June 2022View record
  2. © OpenStreetMap
    3565/22Granted

    The site of the former Dublin Institute of Technology / Technological University Dublin (TUD), Kevin Street Lower, Dublin 8 and 23 Liberty Lane, Dublin 8.

    We, GA Development Dublin ICAV acting for and on behalf of its sub-fund GA Development Fund, intend to apply for planning permission for amendments to the permitted development, Reg. Ref.: 2682/20 | ABP Ref.: PL29S.309217, at the site of the former Dublin Institute of Technology / Technological University Dublin (TUD), Kevin Street Lower, Dublin 8 and 23 Liberty Lane, Dublin 8. The site is bound by Kevin Street Lower to the north, Church Lane South, Liberty Lane and St. Kevin's Park to the east, Camden Row to the south, and New Bride Street to the west. The former buildings on the TUD site have been demolished under Reg. Ref.: 2682/20 / ABP Ref.: PL29S.309217 and the former building at 23 Liberty Lane has been demolished under Reg. Ref.: 3897/20. The application site includes part of the Kevin Street Library site. The proposed amendments relate primarily to office Blocks A, B and C, and consist of the following: • Amendment and extension of permitted Block B at eighth and ninth floor levels resulting in additional office floor space (GFA of 392 sq.m) and extension of a core to provide a fire escape to serve both levels; • Amendment and extension of permitted Block C at ground to second floor levels to amalgamate with the permitted office building at 23 Liberty Lane (permitted under Reg. Ref.: 3897/20), increased parapet height of 200mm to accommodate green roof build up, and provision of an additional roof terrace at third floor level on Block C, along with associated alterations to the facades and elevation materials; • Alteration to the basement, lower ground, and lower ground mezzanine levels, including reduction in the depth/levels, additional floor area at Basement Level 01 to facilitate a core for Block B to provide for fire escape from that level, extension of the core for Block C to provide access and additional plant space to Basement Level 01 and additional floor area to the lower ground floor mezzanine level beneath Block C to provide additional plant space and additional bicycle spaces; • Alterations to the elevations of the permitted blocks A and B, including omission of a wind canopy to the south façade of Blocks A and B, proposed new entrance to the permitted library extension, reduction in loading bay door height to the western façade of Block A, addition of double height entrance to Block B on the southern elevation, and provision of 4 no. external steps to the south elevation of Blocks A and B; • Provision of glazed balustrades to the permitted roof terraces on Blocks A and B at the 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, and 10th floor levels, and amendment and extension of the permitted roof terrace at 8th floor level to the north and east of Block B; Associated alterations at roof level, including additional plant area on Blocks A and B, increase in the size of the atrium roof lights on Block A, provision of 3 no. broadband antenna zones at roof level of Blocks A, B and C, and associated amendments to the green roofs; • Associated ancillary amendments including alterations to hard and soft landscaping areas, reconfiguration of plant rooms and stair/lift cores, and all associated development and ancillary works; and • The proposed amendments include an extension of the application site boundary of planning permission Reg. Ref.: 2682/20 and ABP Ref.: PL29S.309217 to facilitate the extension of Block C to incorporate the permitted office building at 23 Liberty Lane (Reg. Ref.: 3897/20).Decision record indexed
    Decision30 June 2022View record
  3. © OpenStreetMap
    22252Granted

    No. 23 South Main Street, Naas, Co. Kildare.

    A) Change of use of the existing ground floor retail unit to a restaurant unit for the preparation of hot and cold foods for consumption on the premises with ancillary take away use. B) The development will include a new kitchen layout, food wash and preparation area, toilets and new seating area to cater for maximum 25 people. C) The name of the business will change on the façade from "Evita" to "Passion for Food - Turkish Cuisine", the existing timber façade structure will not change physically. D) All together with associated site worksDecision record indexed
    Decision28 June 2022View record
  4. © OpenStreetMap
    3692/22Granted

    23, Rosemount Avenue, Artane, Dublin 5, D05 YH31.

    Permission for new vehicular entrance to off street car parking to front garden and all associated site works.Decision record indexed
    Decision01 June 2022View record
  5. © OpenStreetMap
    FW22B/0033Granted

    2 Portersgate Avenue, Clonsilla, Dublin 15

    Construction of a new detached single storey steel panel domestic5 conditions indexed
    Decision23 May 2022View record
  6. © OpenStreetMap
    3339/22Granted

    23, Reginald Street, The Coombe, Dublin 8, D08 K024

    The development will consist of demolishing existing non-original 1 storey extension to the rear of terraced house, construction of new 1 storey rear extension and reconfiguration of ground floor internal layout.Decision record indexed
    Decision14 April 2022View record
  7. © OpenStreetMap
    3303/22Granted

    16-18, Pembroke Street Lower and Windsor Place, Dublin 2, D02 EC63

    Permission for development to amend a previously permitted hotel scheme (Dublin City Council Reg. Ref. 2245/16 & An Bord Pleanala Ref. PL29S. 246463; as extended by Dublin City Council Reg. Ref. 2245/16/X1; and as amended by Dublin City Council Reg. Ref. 4264/18 & An Bord Pleanala Ref. ABP-303942-19) at a 0.138 ha site at Nos. 16-18 Pembroke Street Lower and Windsor Place, Dublin 2, D02 EC63. The site is principally bounded to the: northwest by buildings on Windsor Place; northeast by No. 15 Pembroke Street Lower and buildings on Mackies Place, and Windsor Place; southeast by Pembroke Street Lower; and southwest by Nos. 51-52 Fitzwilliam Square West, Dublin 2. The proposed development, which provides for alterations to the permitted hotel development with related hotel facilities including restaurant, public bar, reception and seating areas, storage, administration and staff facilities, other hotel-related back -of-house areas, plant (including substation with associated switch room), waste storage area and cycle parking, will consist of: demolition of the front (southeast) facade and the construction of a new front (southeast) facade to include juliet balconies and revised pedestrian entrances; demolition of the remaining existing floor plates from Basement Level to Fourth Floor (1,305 sq m) previously to be retained and the construction of replacement floor area (1,305 sq m) from Basement Level to Fourth Floor with revised finished floor levels; further revisions to floor plates includiing the: extension (15 sq m) to the southeast and the provision of a new lightwell (29 sq m reduction in floor area) at Basement Level, provision of a lightwell and courtyard (44 sq m reduction in area) at Lower Ground Floor Level, alterations to entrance (resulting in a 7 sq m reduction in area) at Ground Floor Level, extension to provide a full floor (189sq m) and further recess at the southeast facade of the rear block (reduction of 2 sq m) at Mezzanine Level, further recess at the southeast facade of the rear block (reduction of 2 sq m) at both First and Second Floor Levels, the floor area of the permitted Third and Fourth Floor Levels to remain unaltered; alterations to internal layouts at Basement Level to replace meeting rooms and a hotel gym with additional hotel bedrooms and at Lower Ground Floor Levels to replace part of the dining room/bar, circulation and back of house areas with additional hotel bedrooms; and internal alterations to the layout of the Ground Floor Level reception, lobby and cafe/bar. The proposed development will result in the net increase in floor area of 118 sq m and 23 No. additional hotel bedrooms, resulting in a 6 storey (including a roof level store room) over basement and lower ground floor level hotel building with 125 No. bedrooms and a total gross floor area of 5, 638 sq m. The proposed development also consists of associated hard and soft landscaping; and all other associated site excavation, infrastructural and site development works above and below ground including changes in level, boundary treatments and associated site servicing (foul and surface water drainage and water supply).Decision record indexed
    Decision13 April 2022View record
  8. © OpenStreetMap
    ABP31213221Granted

    Old Bray Road, Cornelscourt, Dublin 18

    Permission for a strategic housing development consisting of: Construction of25 conditions indexed
    Decision13 April 2022View record
  9. © OpenStreetMap
    21876Granted

    Georges Court Shoppping Centre, Georges Street, Waterford

    1. indefinite retention of works carried out and planning permission to complete along with a change of use of unit No's 14 and 15 Georges Court, from retail to delicatessen and Café. 2. Indefinate retention of change of use from retail to incorporate a food hall seating area and associated toilets and storage at units 25 and 26 George's Court. 3. Indefinite retention of change of use from retail to Italian bakery/pizzeria and café at units 22 and 24, with associated storage, prep and ancillary areas at first floor. 4. Indefinite retention of new signage to units 22 and 23 on elevation affronting George's Street and new signage to elevation affronting Barronstrand Street. All new areas will be licenced to sell alcohol for consumption on and off the premises. Units 14, 15, 22, 23, 24, 25 and 26 will be operated under the one business to be known as the stable yard. Georges Court is included on the record of protected structures Ref. Nos. 668 and 666. All atDecision record indexed
    Decision10 March 2022View record
  10. © OpenStreetMap
    3622/21Granted

    Blocks 3A and 3B of the Irish Life Centre (and their associated garden areas) at the Irish Life Centre, 1 Abbey Street Lower, Dublin 1, D01 PK03.

    Planning permission for development at Blocks 3A and 3B of the Irish Life Centre (and their associated garden areas) at the Irish Life Centre, 1 Abbey Street Lower, Dublin 1, D01 PK03. Block 3A is the highest block at the Irish Life Centre, directly behind the main plaza 'Chariot of Life' sculpture and water feature as viewed from Abbey Street Lower. Block 3B is behind (to the north) of Block 3A and both blocks are linked. Blocks 3A and 3B are bordered to the west by internal gardens and other blocks within the Irish Life Centre, to the east by Beresford Lane, to the north by other blocks within the Irish Life Centre, by Talbot Mall and by other properties facing onto Talbot Street and to the south by the Irish Life Plaza and beyond it by Abbey Street Lower. The proposed development comprises an overall increase in floorspace of c. 6686m2 (from c. 21,330m2 to c.28 016m2) and includes the following elements: an increase in height of Block 3A, from c.34.3m to c.38.5m and of Block 3B from c.24.3m to 31.3m (both measured from the existing podium to parapet) with plant enclosures and garden areas at roof levels; facade and fenestration changes to both blocks; internal changes to the existing blocks including the leisure centre; a new and wider link element (up to 10 storeys above podium level) linking Blocks 3A and 3B, with plant and gardens at roof level; a new atrium/pavilion projecting one storey above part of existing podium garden level, remodelling and landscaping of the existing podium garden area; a roof garden on the new atrium roof; change of use (from medical centre to office) of c. 140m2 at ground floor level and change of use of c.41m2 (from retail space to ancillary office space) at ground floor level; new planting, seating and signage to the first floor entrance balcony to Block 3A; provision of a single storey security hut and security gate at the Beresford Lane vehicular entrance to the site; an overall reduction of car parking spaces on the site of 121 spaces, from 483 to 362 (comprising 23 in the public carpark in the basement and 98 to the Block 3 parking on level 1) and an overall increase of 76 bicycle spaces (from 418 to 494); all of the preceding to include associated plant and ancillary development and site works above and below ground.Decision record indexed
    Decision10 March 2022View record
  11. © OpenStreetMap
    2226Granted

    23 Pearse Street, Mullingar, Co Westmeath

    The replacement of the existing painted shopfront facia with new armourcoat fascia detail and the retention of the internally illuminated fascia signage and illuminated projecting signage, complete with all associated site worksDecision record indexed
    Decision04 March 2022View record
  12. © OpenStreetMap
    D21A/0287Granted

    Monkstown Farm, Dun Laoghaire, Co. Dublin A96 EP38

    Permission for the following works on their existing site.24 conditions indexed
    Decision04 March 2022View record
  13. © OpenStreetMap
    21/4059Granted

    Knockbrogan Bandon Co. Cork

    The construction of a residential development of 65 no. units and a two storey crèche with ancillary surface car park, bicycle parking racks, bin stores and all associated site development works. The proposed development provides for the construction of 49 no. two storey dwelling houses (23 no. of which have an option for an alternative house type design) consisting of 7 no. 4 bedroom detached dwelling houses, 12 no. 4 bedroom semi-detached dwelling houses, 18 no. 3 bedroom semi-detached dwelling houses, 6 no. 3 bedroom townhouses and 6 no. 2 bedroom townhouses. The proposed development also consists of the construction of 16 no. 2 bedroom apartment/duplex units contained in 4 no. three storey apartment buildings. Vehicular access to the proposed residential development will be provided via a new junction from the Cork Road (L-2040) with a separate vehicular entrance provided to serve the proposed crèche facility. A separate pedestrian access point is also provided to the south west of the site. The proposed development also provides for upgrades to the Cork Road from the subject site to the junction of the Cork Road and Watergate Street to the south. Proposed upgrades include the provision of footpaths, a pedestrian crossing and traffic calming measures.Decision record indexed
    Decision13 January 2022View record
  14. © OpenStreetMap
    21582Granted

    84-88 Dublin Street, Dundalk, Co Louth

    Permission for the demolition of existing retail/commercial units, boundary walls, rear storage yard and parking area. Construction of new mixed use development ranging from 2-5 storeys, consisting of 1 no. retail unit (86sqm) and 51 no. residential units (6 no. studio, 23 no. 1 bed and 22 no. 2 bed units) arranged around a central courtyard and including refuse storage, cycle parking, communal storage, playground, 2m wide footpath along the northern elevation and all associated site development works. *Significant Further Information received on 29/10/2021 provides for, inter alia, a reduction to 49 no. apartments in total*Decision record indexed
    Decision22 November 2021View record
  15. © OpenStreetMap
    20685Granted

    Main Street Togher Road, Togher Way, Urlingford

    For a mixed-use development consisting of A/ the completion of the existing Togher Way residential development at Togher Way, Urlingford, Co Kilkenny to include for the provision of 23 new houses consisting of 3 no. single storey detached house 2-bed dwellings, 10 no. two storey semi-detached 3 bed dwellings, 3 no. two storey detached house 4-bed dwellings, 7 no. two storey and a half detached house 4-bed dwellings, open spaces and active recreational areas, playgrounds with associated fences and gates, carpark spaces, visitor carpark spaces (8), B/ the extension to Urlingford Business Park, Main Street, Urlingford, Co Kilkenny, with development to consist of 1 no. reception pavilion (51.8 sq.m), 3 no. two storey office buildings with own door office suites (266 sq.m each), 8 no. two storey light industrial warehousing units (493.6 sq.m. each), bicycle spaces (56) and car park spaces (150), all with the provision of new roads and footpaths, public lighting, importation of fill material (circa 25k cu.m.) to facilitate adjustments to existing ground levels, boundary walls, gates, new site boundary fences and walls, fascia signage, 1 totem signage, 2 no. ESB substations, drainage, flood compensation area, 6 no. stormwater attenuation tanks with associated flow controls and separators, 1 no. Stormwater pump station, 1 no. foul pumping station compound and proposed rising mains at Togher Road, Urlingford, Co Kilkenny towards Urlingford Town Centre system, landscaping and all associated site and other worksDecision record indexed
    Decision05 November 2021View record
  16. © OpenStreetMap
    D21A/0051Granted

    1.27 Ha site rear of 'Craughwell', 'Fairholme', & 'St. Benedict's'Brighton Rd, Foxrock, D18, access/egress & works to 'Craughwell' Brighton Rd, Foxrock D18, Harcourt Street tramline & Leopardstown Racecourse to south Brighton Wood, north by 'Goleen'

    Permission for development. The development will principally consist of the:30 conditions indexed
    Decision20 September 2021View record
  17. © OpenStreetMap
    FW21A/0023Granted

    2 Bramley Park, Castleknock, Dublin 15, D15 WEV9

    Three bedroom detached house plus converted attic with dormer window t14 conditions indexed
    Decision16 September 2021View record
  18. © OpenStreetMap
    21447Granted

    19 CHAPEL STREET, TULLAMORE, CO. OFFALY

    RECONSTRUCTION AND ALTERATIONS TO INTERIOR OF HOUSE AND INSTALLATION OF NEW WINDOWS AND EXTERNAL DOORS AT FRONT AND REAR ELEVATIONS. THIS IS A PROTECTED STRUCTURE, REF. 23-340Decision record indexed
    Decision10 September 2021View record
  19. © OpenStreetMap
    D21A/0649Granted

    The Gables (proposed Protected Structure), 1 Torquay Road, Foxrock, Dublin, D18 A2N7 (Architectural Conservation Area)

    Permission is sought for a change of use11 conditions indexed
    Decision09 September 2021View record
  20. © OpenStreetMap
    20619Granted

    IRISH NATIONAL FORESTERS, CHURCH STREET, TULLAMORE CO. OFFALY R35RY62

    CHANGE OF USE OF THE EXISTING GROUND FLOOR RECREATION HALL TO AN AUTHENTIC ASIAN RESTAURANT AND TAKEAWAY. THE FIRST FLOOR OF THE BUILDING AND THE STOREROOMS AT THE REAR OF THE GROUND FLOOR WILL REMAIN AS PER THEIR CURRENT USE AND WILL CONTINUE TO BE OPERATED BY IRISH NATIONAL FORESTERS. THE FACADE OF THE BUILDING WILL REMAIN WITH THE EXCEPTION OF NEW SIGNAGE ON THE FRONT ELEVATION. THE BUILDING IS A PROTECTED STRUCTURE AS LISTED IN THE RECORD OF PROTECTED STRUCTURES IN TULLAMORE TOWN & ENVIRONS DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2010-2016 (EXTENDED UNTIL 2020), REFERENCE NUMBER 23-261, NIAH REFERENCE 14807065Decision record indexed
    Decision29 March 2021View record
  21. © OpenStreetMap
    2114Granted

    FR. KEARNS STREET, EDENDERRY, CO. OFFALY

    ALTERATIONS TO PREVIOUSLY GRANTED RETAIL UNIT UNDER PLANNING FILE REF 05/1263. THE ALTERATIONS CONSIST OF (A) INCREASE IN GROUND FLOOR AREA OF 23 SQUARE METRES. (B) FIRST FLOOR EXTENSION OF 163 SQUARE METRES RESULTING IN A TOTAL INCREASE IN FLOOR AREA OF 186 SQUARE METRES TO THAT PREVIOUSLY GRANTED. EXISTING STAIRS TO BE REPLACED WITH NEW STAIRS DESIGNED TO COMPLY WITH PARTS K & M OF THE BUILDING REGULATIONS FOR A PUBLIC STAIRS. (C) RETENTION OF ALTERATIONS TO THE FENESTRATION ON THE FACADE, REAR AND SIDE ELEVATIONS. (D) RETENTION OF ALTERED ROOF PITCH RESULTING IN A DECREASE IN THE OVERALL RIDGE HEIGHT OF 250MM APPROX TO THAT PREVIOUSLY GRANTEDDecision record indexed
    Decision12 March 2021View record
  22. © OpenStreetMap
    20666Granted

    No 23 Black Mill Street, Kilkenny, R95 K74C

    For demolition of an existing single storey extension to rear of our existing dwelling, alterations to existing structure and construction of a new two storey extension to the rear of our existing dwelling, plus all associated site works. No 23 Black Mill Street, Kilkenny is located within the St. Mary's architectural conservation areaDecision record indexed
    Decision08 March 2021View record
  23. © OpenStreetMap
    4001/20Granted

    Unit 1 Drury Hall, 23, Stephens Street Lower, Dublin 2

    Planning permission for the change of use from cafe/retail to restaurant use, with associated new fascia signage, fascia lighting, internal refurbishment and fitout.Decision record indexed
    Decision23 February 2021View record
  24. © OpenStreetMap
    F20A/0673Granted

    No. 1 'The Obelisk', Strand Street, Skerries, Co. Dublin

    Planning permission to previously approved planning permission registr8 conditions indexed
    Decision18 February 2021View record
  25. © OpenStreetMap
    19976Granted

    No's 19-20 Lower John Street and, Horse Barrack Lane, Kilkenny

    For development situated at No's 19-20 Lower John Street and Horse Barrack Lane, Kilkenny within the John Street Architectural Conservation Area. The development will consist of creation of a new 23 bedroom hotel facility and associated lobby and reception area, comprising of: demolition of extensions to rear of existing houses at 19 & 20 John Street, and demolition of outbuilding and former garage to the rear of the property along Barrack Lane; change of use of the existing dwellings 19 & 20 John Street to hotel use, including the demolition of existing internal 1st and second floors and insertion of a new 1st floor; two storey extension to rear of 19 & 20 John Street, additional separate 3 storey hotel pavilion building to the rear of the site along Barrack Lane, internal courtyards, rooftop plant enclosure, boundary treatments and all associated site development worksDecision record indexed
    Decision03 February 2021View record
  26. © OpenStreetMap
    3274/20Granted

    Nos. 133 and 133A Capel Street, Nos. 136A and 136B Capel Street, Nos. 7 and 7A Meetinghouse Lane and No. 23 Little Mary Street, Dublin 1

    PROTECTED STRUCTURE: permission for development of a hotel at this 0.212 Ha site at Nos. 133 and 133A Capel Street, Nos. 136A and 136B Capel Street, Nos. 7 and 7A Meetinghouse Lane and No. 23 Little Mary Street, Dublin 1 (all Protected Structures with the exception of No. 7A Meetinghouse Lane, RPS Nos. 1213, 5064, 8772). Part of the site is also known as the Former Boland’s Bakery (including structures to the rear opening onto Meeting House Lane) referred to as No. 133B Capel Street in the Record of Protected Structures (also RPS No. 1213). The development will consist of: the removal of part of existing floorspace (1,512 sq m) which principally includes the removal of non-original fabric to Protected Structures of no architectural significance (including fabric such as flat roofed extensions, stud partitions, blockwork services enclosures, infill floor and ceiling sections, stair enclosures, atrium, block fabric to original openings, later windows, doors, services, fittings and concrete floors); upper gable fabric of No.133b Capel Street in addition to the limited removal of original fabric to facilitate permeability, improved functioning and connectivity (including the provision of openings in existing masonry); change of use of building fabric to be retained (2,805 sq m) from current commercial uses (offices, storage and workshop), ancillary car parking and residential use to use as a hotel; and the provision of an additional 2,694 sq m to facilitate a development with a gross floor area of 5,499 sq m (a total 1,182 sq m larger than existing premises which has a gross floor area of 4,317 sq m). The proposed development will range in height from part one to part eight storeys and the hotel will comprise 98 No. bedrooms in addition to ancillary facilities including bar, restaurant and function areas. The development includes modifications to non-original shopfronts, replacement of floor slabs throughout (principally relating to archaeological and architectural investigations which will be subject to separate license); reconfiguration of internal spaces and conservation works to existing structures including roof repair to early buildings, masonry repointing, removal of cementitious render and replacement with lime-based render, masonry consolidation, repair/replacement of rainwater goods, repair/ replacement of non-original window joinery, creation of new openings through existing masonry, replacement and re-routing of services, structural interventions, fire safety interventions, reconstruction of upper gable fabric of No.133b Capel Street in brick; general architectural modifications and internal and external works for the repair, maintenance and upgrading of the buildings. The development includes bicycle parking spaces; hard and soft landscaping including courtyards and inaccessible upper level outdoor planted spaces; the provision of upper level private terraces facing east; signage; lighting; plant; service and refuse areas; and all associated works above and below ground. The proposed development can be accessed via No. 133 Capel Street, No.7 Meeting House Lane and No.23 Little Mary Street.Decision record indexed
    Decision26 January 2021View record
  27. © OpenStreetMap
    F20A/0125Granted

    Site fronting onto South Strand, bound on the south by Callaghans Lane

    Permission for a new 2 storey detached dwelling with roof balcony, new9 conditions indexed
    Decision22 January 2021View record
  28. © OpenStreetMap
    3581/20Granted

    Site generally bound by Charlemont Street to the east, Harcourt Road to the north and Richmond Street South to the west, Dublin 2

    PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Planning Permission for development to amend the permitted development (Reg. Ref. 4628/18 and 4476/19) at a c. 0.5409 hectare site generally bound by Charlemont Street to the east, Harcourt Road to the north and Richmond Street South to the west, including 2,3,4,5,6,7 and 8 Charlemont Street; 16,17,18, 19/20, 21/22 (including laneway) and 23 Harcourt Road; vacant site to the corner of Harcourt Road and Richmond Street South (formerly 24 Harcourt Road and 1-2 Richmond Street South); 3,4,5,6-7,7b and 7a Richmond Street South, existing gym facility located between Charlemont Street and Richmond Street South accessed from a laneway south of 7a Richmond Street South (Richmond Villas); and all associated structures and curtilage to properties listed, Dublin 2. The site is generally north of the 'Charlemont Square' site currently under development. The application site contains four Protected Structures: 5 Charlemont Street (RPS Ref. 1350); 6 Charlemont Street (RPS Ref. 1351), 7 Charlemont Street (RPS Ref. 1352); 8 Charlemont Street (RPS Ref. 1353). The development consists of the following: (i) Provision of an additional floor, to provide for a ten storey over two level basement office development; (ii) Reconfigurations of floorplates including internal layouts and core locations; (iii) Revisions to elements of all permitted elevations of the new development; (iv) No Alterations are proposed to the four protected structures from that permitted; (v) Increase in GFA of the cafe/ restaurant to Charlemont Street from 84 sq.m. to 121 sq.m.; (vi) Increase in secure bicycle parking at basement level to 328 no. (not including 22 no. visitor bicycle parking at street level); (vii) Overall, the proposal increases the development by 3,814 sq.m. to a total 36,845 sq.m.; (viii) All associated site development works and consequential amendments to the permitted development.Decision record indexed
    Decision15 January 2021View record
  29. © OpenStreetMap
    3699/20Refused

    23, Dolphin's Barn Street, with frontage onto Reilly's Avenue, Dublin 8.

    Planning permission for the following: proposed alteration to existing Planning Reg No. 2483/19. Alterations to Unit No. 4 consisting of change from two bedroom to three bedrooms, the addition of new floor and rooftop garden and alterations to elevations and associated works.Grounds not yet categorised
    Decision12 January 2021View record
  30. © OpenStreetMap
    3700/20Granted

    23, Dolphin's Barn Street, with frontage onto Reilly's Avenue, Dublin 8

    Planning permission for the following: proposed alteration to existing Planning Reg No. 2483/19. Alterations to Unit No. 1 consisting of change from three bedroom to four bedrooms, relocation of bin and bike storage and provision of new door to Dolphin's Barn Street elevation and associated site works.Decision record indexed
    Decision11 January 2021View record
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    2682/20Granted

    DIT / TUD site, Kevin Street Lower, Dublin 8

    We, GA Development Dublin ICAV acting for and on behalf of its sub-fund GA Development Fund, intend to apply for a 10-year full planning permission for a mixed-use development at the Dublin Institute of Technology / Technological University Dublin (TUD) site, Kevin Street Lower, Dublin 8. The application site includes the Dublin Institute of Technology / Technological University Dublin main buildings and Annex Building located at Kevin Street Lower, Church Lane South and Camden Row; part of the Kevin Street Library site, Kevin Street; warehousing structures fronting 1-8 Church Lane South and Liberty Lane, and no's 30 to 35 (inclusive) New Bride Street (No. 35 is also known as 19A Kevin Street Lower) at the junction of New Bride Street and Kevin Street Lower. The development consists of the following: • Demolition of the existing TUD Main buildings and the Annex Building located at Kevin Street Lower, Church Lane South, and Camden Row; Warehousing Structures fronting 1-8 Church Lane South and Liberty Lane, and no's 30-35 (inclusive) New Bride Street (No. 35 also known as 19A Kevin Street Lower), with a total combined gross floor area (GFA) of 27,144 sq.m; • Construction of a new mixed-use development in 5 no. blocks (Blocks A - E) ranging from 1 to 14 no. storeys in height above lower ground and basement levels (3 no. levels). The development includes 53,110 sq.m of commercial office floorspace in Blocks A, B and C and 21,669 sq.m of residential accommodation in Blocks D and E, providing a total of 299 no. Build to Rent residential units (130 no. studios, 130 no. 1-bed units, and 39 no. 2-bed units) and residential support and amenity facilities. The proposal includes 1 no. creche facility (305 sq.m), 1 no. café / restaurant unit (122 sq.m) and a double height exhibition space extension to the rear of Kevin Street Library (245 sq.m). The total GFA, including lower ground / basement levels, of the proposed development is 85,436 sq.m. The detailed description of the development is as follows: • Block A, which fronts onto Kevin Street Lower, comprises c. 34,696 sq.m of office floorspace in a part 5 to part 11 storey building above lower ground / basement levels, 2 no. roof terraces are proposed at 5th and 9th floor level, and a plant area is proposed at roof level; • Block B, which fronts onto Kevin Street Lower, comprises c. 13,767 sq.m of office floorspace in a part 5 to part 10 storey building above lower ground / basement levels. 1 no. roof terrace is proposed at 8th floor level, and a plant area is proposed at roof level; Block A and Block B will be integrated via a link bridge / office accommodation to the rear / above Kevin Street Library from third to ninth floor levels; • Block C, accessed from Church Lane South, comprises c. 4,647 sq.m of office floorspace in a part 1 to part 5 storey building, above lower ground level; • Block D, located to the west of St. Kevin's Park, comprises 181 no. Build to Rent units including 58 no. studios, 107 no. 1 beds, and 16 no. 2 beds, in a part 4 to part 14 storey building, above 3 no. lower ground / basement levels. Balconies are provided on the northern, eastern, southern and western elevations. A 122 sq.m café / restaurant unit, and residential support facilities and amenity spaces are also proposed at ground floor and residential amenity space on the fourth floor of Block D. Balconies are proposed on the eastern and western elevations, and private amenity terraces at ground floor on the eastern elevation. 2 no. external communal roof terraces are proposed at 4th floor (235 sq.m) and 12th floor (250 sq.m) levels; • Block E, located to the west of Block D, comprises 118 no. Build to Rent residential units including 72 no. studios, 23 no. 1 beds, and 23 no. 2 beds, in a part 1 to part 10 storey building, above 3 no. lower ground / basement levels. Balconies are provided on the northern, eastern, southern and western elevations, and private amenity terraces at ground floor on the western elevation. A 305 sq.m creche with associated outdoor play area is also proposed at ground floor level; • The ancillary resident amenities and support facilities for the BTR residential units have a total floor area of 1,703 sq.m and consist of a community lounge, WIFI lounge and information point lobby at ground floor level and residential gym, residential storage, billiards room, waste and recycling, cycle storage and repair at lower ground mezzanine floor level of Blocks D and E. A park lounge residential amenity space is located on the fourth floor of Block D and outdoor communal open space is located adjacent to Blocks D and E at ground level; • Ancillary facilities for the commercial office use are proposed at lower ground / basement levels including storage space, recreation space, courtyards, an ancillary gym, waste and recycling area, showers, lockers and changing rooms; • The lower ground / basement levels (3 no. levels) contains 217 no. car parking spaces (100 no. spaces for the commercial offices and 117 no. spaces for the residential units), 39 no. motorcycle spaces (24 no. for the commercial offices and 15 no. for the residential units), 1,250 bicycle spaces (550 no. for commercial offices and 700 no. for the residential units).The lower ground / basement levels also include ancillary residential and commercial facilities, plant rooms, bin storage and block cores. 52 no. bicycle spaces are provided at surface level; • The development provides a double height exhibition space extension (245 sq.m) to the rear of Kevin Street Library; • The proposed development will also provide communal and public open space, hard and soft landscaping and improvements to the public realm, including new public streets and a public plaza; • The proposals include new boundary treatment (a 2.8m high railing) at the north western boundary of St. Kevin's Park (in place of a demolished TUD building which abuts this boundary), and reinstatement of a gated entrance to St Kevin's Park from Church Lane South. The existing western boundary and northern boundary walls of St. Kevin's Park will be retained with proposed strengthening works to the existing northern boundary wall within the application site; • The associated site development and infrastructural works will include a new priority-controlled access junction on New Bride Street, pedestrian and cyclist entrances from Church Lane South, Kevin Street Lower and Camden Road, foul and surface water drainage, lighting, boundary treatments, 5 no. ESB sub-stations and all associated site development and infrastructural works. An Environmental Impact Assessment Report (EIAR) will be submitted to the Planning Authority with the planning application and the EIAR will be available for inspection or purchase at a fee not exceeding the reasonable cost of making a copy at the offices of the Planning Authority.Decision record indexed
    Decision16 December 2020View record
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    F20A/0530Granted

    23A Main Street Upper, Rush, Co Dublin

    Change of use of a ground floor retail unit (when last used) to a cafe9 conditions indexed
    Decision14 December 2020View record
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    2827/20Granted

    The former Irish Distillers Building, Smithfield, Dublin 7

    Planning permission for development at the former ‘Irish Distillers Building’, Smithfield, Dublin 7 (the site is bounded by Phoenix Street to the south; Smithfield Square to the west; New Church Street to the north and Bow Street to the east). The proposed development consists of amendments to a previously permitted development under DCC Planning Ref. 2024/16 (An Bord Pleanala Ref. PL29N.246933), as amended by DCC Planning Ref. 3974/19 (ABP Ref. 303060-19) to include the following external alterations and extension of the permitted building: (a) re-alignment of the western elevation at 6th floor level by increasing the setback from the main western façade to 302m (resulting in a reduction of 27sq.m. (GFA) in office floorspace at 6th floor level) together with associated revised area to the permitted roof terrace at the north-western corner of the building at 6th floor level; and (b) amendment of the area of permitted Photo Voltaic (PV) panels and removal of the permitted roof-top plant and replacement thereof with a new 7th floor roof extension (measuring approximately 1,183sq.m. in floor area (GFA) comprising of additional office floorspace) together with the provision of roof terraces at the north-western and south-western corners of the building also at 7th floor level; and (c) provision of an open rooftop plant area with associated plant screening that measure approximately 2.16m in height (above rooftop level) along with green roofed areas on top of the proposed 7th floor extensions; (d) it is also proposed to increase the permitted number of bicycle parking spaces from a total of 212 no. spaces to 216 no. spaces through the provision of an additional 4 no. bicycle parking spaces at ground floor level. In the interest of clarity, it should be noted that no changes are proposed to the permitted scheme at fifth floor level and below. The proposed amendments and extension will result in an increase in the overall permitted floorspace of the development from 22,059sq.m. (GFA), excluding basement levels to 23,215sq.m. (GFA), excluding basement levels – an overall increase of 1,156sq.m. (GFA) of office floorspace.Decision record indexed
    Decision30 October 2020View record
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    SDZ20A/0008Granted

    Gollierstown & Adamstown, Lucan, Co. Dublin.

    Construction of Phase One of the Adamstown District Centre; proposed development is a mixed use commercial and residential development of c.36,621sq.m (gross floor area) in total (excluding the multi-storey car park) to be constructed in buildings ranging in height from 4-9 storeys. The non-residential element of the development consists of a total of c.9,653sq.m (net sales floor space), as follows: 16 retail units comprising c.8,693sq.m including 1 supermarket (c.6,880sq.m in total) and 2 retail service units (c.290sq.m); 5 retail/restaurant/café units comprising a total of c.959sq.m; projecting signage and awnings on retail and retail/café/restaurant units. The residential element consists of a total of 278 residential units comprising 16 studio units, 66 one bedroom units, 151 two bedroom units and 45 three bedroom units in a mix of apartments and duplexes; ancillary residents amenity rooms and facilities also provided and all residential units are provided with private open space in the form of balconies or gardens. The proposed block description as follows: Block B (c.14,506sq.m gross floor area) 4-7 storeys with setbacks at 4th and 5th floors arranged around an internal courtyard accommodating 6 retail units and 3 retail/restaurant/café units at ground floor level; residents amenity area at first floor and 135 residential units including 15 two bedroom own door duplexes and 120 apartments (1 studio, 46 one bedroom, 50 two bedroom and 23 three bedroom units); private front gardens are provided at ground floor level on the west and south elevations and balconies are provided on all outward facing elevations of the building and on courtyard elevations; car parking is provided at ground floor within the interior of the courtyard along with bicycle parking and ancillary management, waste, plant and service areas; a residents communal open space is provided at first floor level on a podium above the car parking area; Block E (c.15,235sq.m gross floor area) 4-9 storeys with setback at 5th floor arranged around an internal courtyard accommodating 9 retail units and 2 retail/restaurant/café units at ground floor level and 143 residential units including 10 two bedroom own door duplexes and 133 apartments (15 studios, 20 one bedroom, 76 two bedroom and 22 three bedroom units); private front gardens are provided at ground floor level on the west elevation and balconies are provided on all outward facing elevations of the building and on courtyard elevations; car parking is provided at ground floor level within the interior of the courtyard along with bicycle parking and ancillary management, waste, plant and services areas; a residents communal open space is provided at first floor level on a podium above the car parking area; Block F (c.30,647sq.m gross floor area including car parking levels) 4 storeys, a supermarket is provided at ground floor level including sales area, retail back of house and service areas as well as internal vehicular goods and delivery area accessed from Station Road and existing onto the proposed back street which runs perpendicular to Station Road and Adamstown Avenue; a multi-storey car park accessed from Station Road by ramp at ground floor level is at first, second and third floor levels; the multi-storey car park includes residential car parking spaces as well as spaces associated with the supermarket unit and other non-residential uses in the district centre; the third/top floor of the multi-storey car park will not be made available for car parking under this planning application as it is designed to cater for a subsequent phase of development, subject to a future planning application. The development provides a total of c.16,000sq.m of public realm including the creation of a new public square, internal streets and landscaping works; alterations to Station Road to include landscaping; reconfiguration of existing on street parking; insertion of raised table at station entrance; taxi set-down spaces and creation of 2 bus bays to the north and south of Station Road; creation of vehicular and pedestrian accesses to the site from Adamstown Avenue, Station Road and Adamstown Park; removal of 2 public/visitor car parking spaces along Adamstown Avenue proximate to Stratton Way to accommodate provision of a bus bay, together with provision of a bus bay on south side of Adamstown Avenue opposite; photovoltaic panels on the roofs of Block B and E; lift overruns and plant at roof levels; 534 car parking spaces to be provided through a mixture of on-street parking; podium parking under Blocks B ad E in the proposed multi-storey car park in the upper levels of Block F; the first and second floor levels of the multi-storey car park accommodate 448 car parking spaces in this phase; a total of 702 cycle parking spaces (271 stands/542 spaces within Blocks B and E and 80 stands/160 spaces in the public space) are provided throughout the development to cater for both residential and commercial uses; the 50 bike stands at Adamstown Station are to be maintained. The proposal also includes temporary landscaping and construction of temporary site hoarding and fencing in or around areas for future phases of development immediately adjacent to the development; all ancillary site development and landscape works on lands bounded generally by Adamstown Avenue, Adamstown Boulevard and the Stratton housing development to the north, by Station Road, Adamstown Train Station and the Dublin to Kildare railway line to the south, by Adamstown Park to the east and by currently undeveloped lands to be developed in a subsequent phase of development to the west; the application site incorporates elements of Adamstown Square and Adamstown Station Development areas with the Adamstown Strategic Development Zone and is being made in accordance with the Adamstown Planning Scheme 2014, as amended, and relates to a proposed development within the Adamstown Strategic Development Zone Planning Scheme Area, as defined by Statutory Instrument No. 272 of 2001.Decision record indexed
    Decision17 September 2020View record
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    191171Granted

    Lamberton, Coolgreaney Road, Arklow

    Housing estate on a 1.6744HA site, on the north side of Coolgreany Road, Arklow, comprising of 33 units in total: (A) the construction of six no. 4 bedroom, semi detached 2 storey houses, 26 no. 3 bedroom semi-detached 2 storey houses and one no. 4 bedroom, detached 2 storey house; (B) the construction of a new access road and footpaths (cul-de-sac) and pedestrian access off coolgreaney road and all associated boundary treatment works; (C) provision of a 5,897sqm open space are comprising of 4,097sqm of usable public open space suitable for recreational use; (D) all associated ancillary site development works23 conditions indexed
    Decision08 September 2020View record
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    F19A/0643Granted

    Bedford House, Church Street, Balbriggan, Co Dublin

    Permisson for the partial demolition of the existing derelict structur26 conditions indexed
    Decision07 September 2020View record
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    19266Granted

    Our Lady's Hospital, Hospital Road, Manorhamilton

    For development consisting of (1) 13 new car parking spaces to the West of the site as shown on application drawings marked as Proposed Car Park 1 (2) demolition of existing tin shed in maintenance yard to North of the site as shown on application drawings in proposed car park 2 (3) macadam surfacing of existing maintenance yard to accommodate 23 new car parking spaces noted on the application drawings as car park 2 (4) proposed car park with 59 spaces in front of the existing hospital building, along with all associated sundry works, including new drainage systems, street lighting, turning area and demolition of existing wall to accommodate junction to existing hospital access road noted on the drawing as car park 3 (5) new zebra crossing on existing access road with belisha beacons and floodlightingDecision record indexed
    Decision05 June 2020View record
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    19292Granted

    Richmond Street, Longford, N39 D858

    The proposed development will consist of demolition of existing industrial buildings on site and (a) construction of 23 new dwelling houses comprising of: 2 no. 2 storey 2 bedroom semi-detached units and 21 no. 2 storey 2 bedroom terrace units (b) the proposed development also includes public realm landscaping including shared public open space and public lighting (c) provision of all associated surface water and foul drainage services and connections ancillary to the residential development (d) a new pedestrian and vehicular access from Richmond street and a new pedestrian and vehicular access from Sandy Row/Anally Park as well as all associated site development works and servicesDecision record indexed
    Decision17 April 2020View record
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    2275/20Granted

    18, Leeson Street Lower, Dublin, 2

    Planning permission for alterations to a previously granted planning permission (Ref. No. 4097/19) for development at this site c. 812 sq m at 18 Leeson Street Lower, Dublin 2 (also known as Ossory House, Leeson Street Lower, Dublin 2) for the reconfiguration and extension above the rear (west part) of the existing office development at 2nd and 3rd floor level resulting in overall office floorspace increase of c. 449 sqm approximately, and associated site development works. The development will consist of revisions to internal layout, comprising the removal and repositioning of internal stud partition walls, removal of existing atrium; a revised reception space/layout at upper ground floor level with a new platform lift and visitor seating arrangement; green roof; solar collector panels; roof skylights; extension of existing stairwell from existing 1st floor to 3rd floor level; the removal of existing disabled access ramp at north (front) elevation and installation of a disabled access platform lift and removal/alterations to a section of railings at front of building and associated works; minor elevational changes. The development will also include changes to existing car and cycle parking areas; new shower, locker, drying room at basement level, and the omission of 7 no. existing car parking spaces (resulting in a total car parking provision of 14 no.spaces), and provision of 13 no. additional basement cycle parking spaces (resulting in a total cycle parking provision of 23 no.spaces); site development works above and below ground; attenuation; physical changes to existing permitted rooftop plant (including new rooftop ope for maintenance and repair purposes); piped infrastructure and ducting; and all associated site excavation and development works above and below ground. Vehicular access and egress to the purposed basement level will continue to be from Convent Place.Decision record indexed
    Decision16 April 2020View record
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    19946Granted

    Townlands of Kildare and Whitesland East, Kildare Town, Co. Kildare.

    Development on lands measuring approximately 5.49 hectares east of the R415 in the Townlands of Kildare and Whitesland East. The development involves the modification of planning permission for 74 No. dwellings granted under Reg. Ref. 17/1018, along with provision of a new childcare facility, 36 No. permitted dwellings are to be replaced by 59 No. new dwellings. When combined with the remaining 38 No. permitted dwellings this will result in a total of 97 dwellings on the site (net difference of 23 from that permitted). The 59 No. dwellings are comprised of 31 No. 4 bed, 3 storey units (house type 1, 7, 8, 10); 22 No. 3 bed, 2 storey units (house type 9) and 6 No. 2 bed, 2 storey units (house type 11). The modifications include associated dwelling curtilages and car parking provision. The permitted street and public open space layout will be consistent with that permitted, apart from replacing a central area of public open space with a single storey childcare facility (247sqm). All associated site development worksDecision record indexed
    Decision05 March 2020View record
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    3894/19Granted

    Lands at Clongriffin, Dublin 13 on plots known as 3, 13 and 15, located to the south of Park Street, east of Friars' Street and north of Main Street (plot 3) to the north of Market Street, south of Dargam Sreet, east of Lake Street and west of Clongriffin

    Planning permission is sought for development at lands at Clongriffin, Dublin 13, on plots known as 3, 13 and 15, located to the south of Park Street, east of Friars' Street and north of main Street (plot 3), to the north of Market Street, south of Dargan Street, east of Lake Street and west of Clongriffin Road (plot 13), to the north of Main Street, south of Market Street, west of Station Square and east of Market Lane (plot 15); all of which are located to the north of Main Street, Clongriffin, Dublin 13. The development will consist of the construction of a mixed-use development (within 3 no blocks, i.e. Blocks 3, 13 and 15) comprising of 420 no. apartment units (127 no. one beds, 273 no. two beds and 20 no. three beds) of which 233 no. units are residential and 187 no. units are 'build to rent' with ancillary residential amenity facilities; 14 no. retail units, 1 no. 8 screen cinema, 4 no. cafes/restaurants and 10 no. floors of commercial office suites, all of which will be provided as follows: - Block 3 containing a total of 141 no. residential apartments comprising 31 no. 1 beds, 104 no. 2 beds and 6 no. 3 beds, all apartments with private balconies/terraces to north, south, east and west elevations, in 3 no. buildings ranging from 5 to 6 storeys in height, with ancillary residential amenity facilities, 2 no. retail units at ground floor level with 5 no. floors of commercial office suites at first to fifth floor level, 1 no. ESB substation at ground floor level, all surrounding 1 no. landscaped podium garden with play equipment, off street car parking totalling 80 no. spaces accessed via new vehicular access on Park Street, 43 no. on-street car parking spaces (10 no. spaces on Park Street, 13 no. spaces on Friars' Street, 10 no. spaces on Main Street/Lake Street and 10 no. spaces on proposed Park Lane), 200 no. bicycle parking spaces at ground floor level and associated elevational signage to all retail/commercial units; - Block 13 containing a total of 187 no. residential build to rent apartments comprising 58 no. 1 beds, 115 no. 2 beds and 14 no. 3 beds, all apartments with private balconies/terraces to north, south, east and west elevations, in 3 no. buildings ranging from 5-7 storeys in height, with ancillary residential amenity facilities as follows: games room, gym, conference room, amenity room, laundry, bulk store and guest suites; 6 no. retail units and 1 no. cafe/restaurant all at ground floor level, 5 no. floors of commercial office suites at first to fifth floor level, 1 no. landscaped roof deck at fifth floor level to serve offices, 1 no. ESB substation at ground floor level, surrounding 1 no. landscaped podium garden with play equipment, off street car parking totalling 97 no. spaces accessed via new vehicular access on Lake Street, 26 no. on-street car parking spacess (8 no. spaces on Dargan Street, 11 no. spaces on Clongriffin Road and 7 no. spaces on Lake Street); 234 no. bicycle parking spaces (20 no. on street and 214 no. at ground floor level) and associated elevational signage to all retail/commercial units; - Block 15 containing a total of 92 no. residential apartments comprising 38 no. 1 beds and 54 no. 2 beds, all apartments with private balconies/terraces to north, south, east and west elevations, in 2 no. buildings ranging from 3 to 6 storeys in height, with ancillary residential amenity facilities; 1 no. 8 screen cinema, 5 no. retail units and 3 no. cafes/restaurants at ground floor level, 1 no. retail unit split over ground and first floor level, 1 no. ESB substation at ground floor level, surrounding 1 no. landscaped podium garden, off street car parking totalling 50 no. spaces accessed via new vehicular access on Market Lane, 32 no. on-street car parking spaces (23 no. spaces on Market Lane and 9 no. spaces on Main Street); 201 no. bicycle parking spaces (20 no. street and 181 no. at ground floor level) and associated elevational signage to all retail/commercial units. The proposed development provides for a total of 328 no. car parking spaces and 635 no. bicycle spaces all across surface and undercroft levels. Planning permission is also sought for landscaping, roads, footpaths, boundary treatments and all associated engineering and site works necessary to facilitate the development. An Environmental Impact Assessment Report has been prepared in respect of the proposed development.Decision record indexed
    Decision31 January 2020View record
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