A single storey granny flat on existing site with associated siteworks and connection to existing public services. The proposed flat would be detached and to the rear of the existing property.

The development will consist/consists of: Planning permission is sought for a 2 storey extension to front, side and rear of existing dwelling consisting of games room and kitchen on ground floor, master bedroom on first floor. Attic conversion with dormer window to rear for study use and all associated site works.

The proposed development will consist of: I. Installation of new 1,350lt Aboveground Self Bunded Fuel Storage Tank with Integrated Dispenser, II. Associated signage, III. All associated site development works.

We Rathdrinagh Land Unlimited Company (Trading as Irish Recycling LTD) intend to apply to the aforementioned Planning Authority for permission for development on lands at Huntstown Townland and Coldwinters Townland, Co Dublin. The development will consist of the construction of a Materials Recovery Facility along with a Food Container Cleaning Plant. The development is phase one of the Huntstown Circular Economy Hub and will include for the following works: 1. The development will consist of the erection 2no. separate buildings and associated site area for use as a Circular Economy Hub. 2. The processes to be carried out within the Materials Recovery Facility building include for the sorting of range of wastes into recoverable and recyclable streams. Recoverable wastes to processed will include for potential recyclables. This building will include for an external odour control plant with associated flue. 3. The processes to be carried out in the Food Container Cleaning Plant building will provide a centralised washing/sterilisation facility for large food retailers in the area to facilitate re-use of containers. 4. The 2no. buildings to be constructed wil incorporate ancillary office and staff facilities along with solar PV panels and signage. 5. The development of associated access roads, turning/loading areas, footways, parking areas, electric vehicle charge points, landscaping, lighting, fencing, bicycle and bin storage facilities and associated site works. 6. The provision of an ESB substation. 7. The provision of ancillary external storage areas. 8. The reprofiling of existing ground levels within the site and associated works to include for infilling and reprofiling of lands within the overall site area. 9. The provision of a new site entrance with associated works to facilitate vehicular and pedestrian access along with associated upgrade works to the adjacent public road to include for provision of footpaths and cycle paths. 10. The provision of a weighbridge and associated staff building at the entrance. 11 The provision of perimeter fencing and security gates. 12. The provision of all associated hard and soft landscaping works. 13. Provision of attenuation tanks and associated infrastructure as part of the surface water system along with installation of a bypass petrol interceptor. 14. All ancillary site development, landscaping and construction works to facilitate foul; water and service networks. The Materials Recovery Facility will require an EPA Industrial Emissions Licence. An Environmental Impact Assessment Report (EIAR) has been prepared and accompanies this application. AI Rcvd 18/12/23

Permission is sought to build up boundary wall to front and two sides to 2.4 m height from footpath, to form new pedestrian entrance to front, to widen existing vehicular entrance to front, to fit full height wooden gates to both and to render walls in wet dash finish to match existing, at 41 Barry Avenue, Finglas, Dublin 11

The proposed development will consist of a building with two no. single storey semi-detached industrial and/or Warehouse units (A8A) & (A8B) with two storey ancillary offices and an internal ESB substation. All ancillary site development works to include the extension of the existing estate road including turning circle, a pedestrian and cycle link to the adjoining residential development (Cappaghfinn), a trucking yard to rear, underground duct work, drainage, utility services, site lighting, estate road lighting, car parking, motorcycle parking, landscaping, cycle shelters and signage to the proposed unit form part of this application. Unit A8 (A+B) has a gross internal area of 3,575 sq.m.The unit A8 site area is 1.082 Hectares.

Planning permission for amendments to the development permitted under Reg. Ref: FW23A/0299 relating to permitted warehouse/light industrial units (Units A8A & A8B) at North City Business Park. Permission is sought to omit Condition No.3 of the final grant of planning permission Reg. Ref: FW23A/0299, which reads as follows: 'The cumulative noise emissions from the operation of the development shall not exceed the background noise level at any time during the night (10pm to 8am) by more than 5dB(A) as measured at the facade of the nearest noise sensitive receptor. Noise emissions shall be broad band in nature. Clearly audible and impulsive tones at noise sensitive locations shall be avoided irrespective of the noise level.'

The development will principally consist of: the provision of a 3.6 sq m extension along the northern elevation of the building to facilitate a new entrance lobby; opaque vinyl to windows along the western elevation; internal reconfiguration; and all associated site development works.

Planning permission is sought for the conversion of existing attic space comprising of modification of existing roof structure, new access stairs and flat roof dormer to the rear

Permission for the proposed green energy initiative development consisting of the installation of Photovoltaic Panels on the existing roof structures together with all associated site works

Permission is sought for a proposed development will consist of a single storey Light Industrial / Warehouse unit (Unit E6) with two-storey ancillary offices, all to be used as a Mail Delivery Service Unit (DSU) by An Post. All ancillary site development works to include the extension of the existing estate road including turning circle, a pedestrian and cycle link to the adjoining residential development (Cappaghfinn), a service yard with van / car parking area to the rear (future EV charging), ESB sub-station, Solar PV panels on the roof, external plant including raised deck to the rear, underground duct work, drainage, utility services, site lighting, estate road lighting, landscaping, car parking, motorcycle parking, cycle shelters and signage to the proposed unit all form part of this application. Unit E6 has a gross internal floor area of 2,727 sq.m. and a site area of 1.2 hectares at North City Business Park (i.e. lands north of Cappagh Road), Cappogue, Finglas, Dublin 11. AI Rcvd 24/02/2025

No change is proposed to the residential and non-residential floorspace permitted by Reg. Ref. ABP-307415-20. As described in the public notices, the development will consist of: (i) A revised surface level car parking arrangement to accommodate 4no. additional accessible car parking spaces increasing the overall surface level car parking provision from 83no. to 87no. car parking spaces. (ii) Relocation and enlargement of the previously permitted ESB Substation No. 1 to a position further south along the eastern boundary of the site. (iii) Provision of a generator enclosure along the south eastern boundary of the site. (iv) Revised external finish to the ESB Substation Nos 1 and 2 to match generator enclosure and to comprise render finish in lieu of previously permitted brick finish.

Planning Permission for the following development: demolition of existing single storey building and construction of a new single storey Family Resource Centre, including use for meetings, classroom and after school with site development works including landscaping, drainage and paths at St. Kevin's National Boys School, Barry Avenue, Finglas West, Dublin 11.

The proposed development will consist of a high-power electric vehicle charging points and associated infrastructure consisting of the following: - Installation of 12 no. electric vehicle charging bays (11 no. Standard and 1 no. Accessible) replacing 14 no. existing car parking spaces, each comprising a parking space and electric vehicle charging unit on the western side of access road. - Associated revisions to existing car parking area on eastern side of access road consisting of a reduction of the 14 no. existing spaces to 13 no. existing spaces to 13 no. through the removal of 4 no existing car parking spaces and reconfiguration of the adjacent existing landscaped islands. - Installation of electric power units and wire mesh fencing. - Construction of a new modular substation building. - Relocation of existing parking payment terminal. - Installation of new zebra crossing road markings at existing crossing location at northern site application boundary. - All associated lighting, infrastructure and site development works. AI Rcvd 16/11/23 SAI received 28/11/23

The proposed development will consist of a single storey industrial and/or Warehouse unit (Unit A9) with two-storey ancillary offices and an internal ESB substation. All ancillary site development works to include the extension of the existing estate road including turning circle, a pedestrian and cycle link to the adjoining residential development (Cappaghfinn), a trucking yard to rear, underground duct work, drainage, utility services, site lighting, estate road lighting, car parking, motorcycle parking landscaping, cycle shelters and signage to the proposed unit all form part of this application. Unit A9 has a gross internal floor area of 3354 sq.m. The unit A9 site area is 1.373 Hectares.

ABP Ref ABP_310350-21 This application may be inspected at www.charlestownplaceshd.ie The development will consist of a total of 55,523sq.m (gross floor area - GFA) in 4 blocks (Blocks 1 - 4) including: 590no. residential units comprising 234no. 1 bed units, 316no. 2 bed units and 40no. 3 bed units (totalling 53,881sq.m), non-residential floorspace including 2no. retail/ commercial units (350sq.m), 4no. offices suites (224sq.m), a health/ medical centre (526sq.m) and a creche (542sq.m) all totalling 1,642sq.m and all associated roads, streets, public spaces and services infrastructure. Blocks 1 and 2 are located above a shared single level basement with Block 4 also above above a single level basement. The development is described as follows on a block by block basis:- Block 1 (19,821sq.m GFA): 211no. apartment units (comprising 91no. 1 bed units, 106no. 2 bed units and 14no. 3 bed units) with ancillary accommodation, terraces, balconies and a roof garden in a 2 to 10 storey block. Block 1 ground floor level includes 1no. retail/ commercial unit (170sq.m), 3no. offices suites (160sq.m) and a creche (542sq.m) with external play area at ground and first floor levels all fronting onto a proposed pedestrian boulevard. Block 2 (18,209sq.m GFA): 184no. apartment units (comprising 57no. 1 bed units, 123no. 2 bed units and 4no. 3 bed units) with ancillary accommodation, terraces, balconies and a roof garden in a 2 to 7 storey block. Block 2 ground floor level includes 1no. retail/ commercial unit (180sq.m), 1no. office suite (64sq.m) and a health/ medical centre (526sq.m) all at ground floor level fronting onto the proposed pedestrian boulevard. Block 3 (8,021sq.m GFA): 95no. apartment units (comprising 54no. 1 bed units, 34no. 2 bed units and 7no. 3 bed units) with ancillary accommodation, terraces and balconies in an 8 storey block. Block 4 (9,472sq.m GFA): 100no. apartment units (comprising 32no. 1 bed units, 53no. 2 bed untis and 15no. 3 bed units) with ancillary accommodation, terraces, balconies and a roof garden in a 2 to 6 storey block. Vehicular access to serve the proposed development will be provided from Charlestown Place via the southern arm of the existing signalised junction which is proposed to be upgraded. The existing pedestrian access from the Charlestown Shopping Centre across Charlestown Place is proposed to be relocated to the west to align with the proposed internal pedestrian boulevard within the current application site and the existing internal street within the Charlestown Centre. Permission is also sought for associated reconfiguration of the central median on Charlestown Place and the existing footpaths, cycle tracks, bus stops, taxi rank and hard and soft landscaping on the northern and southern edges of Charlestown Place and south of the Charlestown Shopping Centre. Pedestrain and cycle access is also proposed via a new entrance on St. Margaret's Road. Provision is also made for vehicular access from Charlestown Place through the site to McKelvey Celtic AFC playing pitch at the south eastern corner of the site including relcation of the existing gated entrance to McKelvey Celtic AFC playing pitch and a future access to the undeveloped greenfield site to the west. Permission is also sought for 515no. car parking spaces and 1068no. cycle parking spaces at basement and surface levels, bin storage areas, ESB substations, plant and public lighting, boundary treatments, surface water drainage infrastructure including connection to the attenuation tank permitted by Reg. Ref. F19A/0146 and located beneath a proposed central landscaped public open space of c.4,737sq.m, a linear public open space of c.1,848sq.m and all associated site development and infrastructure works including demolition of the existing temporary surface car park. The application contains a statement setting out how the proposal will be consistent with the objectives of the relevant development plan or local area plan.The application contains a statement indicating why permission should be granted for the proposed development, having regard to a consideration specified in section 37(2)(b) of the Planning and Development Act, 2000, as amended, notwithstanding that the proposed development materially contravenes a relevant development plan or local area plan other than in relation to the zoning of the land.

The construction of a single storey 5,000m2 research and development building, which will specialise in developing pilot scale circular economy solutions for a range of discarded resources; including associated office and welfare facilities. The development includes fencing and boundary treatment, signage, internal access roadways and a site entrance. Permission is also sought for all associated site works and services. AI deemed significant 01/04/21 Revised notices received 19/04/21

Conversion of existing retail unit no. 1 and a single storey rear extension for a 3 doctor surgery with staff facilities and to include a separate stairs and lift shaft within the unit for access to the vacant first floor over, a bicycle and refuse store in the rear service yard.

The development will consist of the construction of a single storey extension to the rear of unit 1 for use as a doctor’s surgery comprising 3 consulting rooms, reception area and ancillary works.

Permission for the proposed green energy initiative development consisting of the installation of Photovoltaic Panels on the existing roof structures together with all associated site works

The development will consist of modifications to the Phase 2B development permitted by planning application Reg. Ref. F19A/0146 and relates to ground floor level only within the permitted Building 600 (Block V) to provide 1no. 2 bed apartment and 1no. studio apartment with associated private amenity/ balcony areas in lieu of a previously permitted 3 bed apartment and all associated amendments to the southwest elevation of Building 600 (Block V). The proposed modifications will result in an increase in the number of apartment units within Building 600 (Block V) from 55no. units to 56no. units to comprise 1no. studio apartment, 16no. 1 bed apartments and 39no. 2 bed apartments. The overall total number of apartments within the Phase 2B development increases from 374no. apartments to 375no. apartments comprising 12no. studio apartments, 142no. 1 bed apartments, 177no. 2 bed apartments and 44no. 3 bed apartments. Connections to public services, basement and surface level car parking (totalling 1,494no. spaces), basement and podium level cycle parking (totalling 652no. spaces), communal amenity spaces and all ancillary site and development works including access from the existing connections to Charlestown Place and St. Margaret’s Road will be as permitted under Reg. Ref. F19A/0146. Add Info received 15th October 2020.

The development will consist of change of use of Unit 602 from communal resident's room (vacant) to licensed cafe/ restaurant use (including preparation of hot food for consumption off the premises, homes deliveries and collection), elevational changes associated with tenant signage, air extraction and ventilation units and all associated site and development works.

The development will consist of

Permission for development which will consist of change of use of Unit 601 from restaurant to Class 2 (Financial, Professional and Other Services) and/or Class 3 (Office) uses with associated signage and all associated site and development works.

Change of use of Unit 601 from retail unit (vacant) to licensed restaurant use (including preparation of hot food for consumption off the premises, home deliveries and collection), elevational changes associated with tenant signage, air extraction and ventilation units and all associated site and development works. AI received 29/8/2022

Change of use of Unit 602 from 'communal residents room' (vacant) to cafe/restaurant use (including preparation of hot food for consumption off the premises), elevational changes associated with tenant signage, air extraction and ventilation units and all associated site and development works.

The proposed development consists of permission for Part off-licence use in the existing retail unit.

RETENTION: The proposed development consists of the retention of the amalgamation of Unit 5 & Unit 6 into a single retail unit.

Erection of fully serviced single storey unit with monopitch roof and canopy, positioned to the south side of existing Nursing Home. Unit including external Laundry section. Internal space to include a facility for Laundry and Office with canopy on external footpath side. Unit to be connected to public sewerage and surface water and all ancillary site works.

Proposed detached ground floor only building built at the rear of the existing site for storage/office space and ancillary works. AI received 11/10/2022

Planning permission sought for a single storey 2 bedroom detached 54.58 sq.m bungalow incorporating a (kitchen, living room and two bedrooms) plus all associated site works, at the rear and a shared vehicular access previously approved plan No 6623/07 and communal parking to front of 43 Barry Park.

The development will consist of an extension at first floor level to the side & rear of the existing two-storey end-of-terrace house complete with a hipped roof, alterations to the ridgeline of the main roof to extend out in line with the new roof, and a new roof structure to the existing ground floor flat roof extension to the rear.

No Change is proposed to the residential floorspace permitted by Reg. Ref. ABP-307415-20. The development will consist of: a modification to the previously approved development Reg. Ref. ABP-310350-21 comprising change of use of the permitted ground floor retail- commercial unit (170sq.m gross floor area) within Block 1 to resident services and amenities (178sq.m)

I, Sandra Starrs intent to apply for Planning Permission for the demolition of the existing 41m2 ground floor southerly facing side extension and making good with new side entrance door, window and relocation of the existing front door and construction of a new detached two storey, 107m2, three-bedroom dwelling in the combined side and part rear garden of: 26 Cappagh Avenue, Finglas West, Dublin, D11 P9T2. Additional ancillary works include: alterations to the existing boundary to relocate the existing vehicular and pedestrian access for 26 Cappagh Avenue and amending the existing entrance for new off-street parking and pedestrian access for the above new detached development. Including dishing to the adjoining footpath on Cappagh Avenue and all associated hard and soft landscaping, lighting, site services; and all other associated site development works above and below ground

The development will consist of: 1.Construction of a first floor flat roof extension over existing clubhouse, to consist of a multi-use gym-fitness zone, board room, refreshment station, toilet and changing facilities. The first floor extension will also incorporate a spectators viewing balcony along the South elevation of the building and a fire escape stairs fixed to the East Elevation of the existing building. 2.Construction of a two storey side extension to consist of a new ground floor entrance and stairs (to first floor access), a disability lift shaft and a toilet at first floor including a landing area with access to the first floor facilities. 3. The new first floor structure will incorporate 3 No. Club Signage and Crests (10M x 1M) on the West, North and East Elevations of the building. 4.General remodel and upgrade of the existing clubhouse to suit the new proposed layouts. All drainage, structural and associated site works to be implemented. Additional information received 10/04/26

Conversion of attic space with new dormer roof to the rear and new velux rooflights to the front.

Planning permission for development on a 1.03 hectare site at the existing Aldi Store site, St. Margaret's Road, Finglas, Dublin 11. The proposed development involves: (1) the demolition of the existing Aldi store (1306 sqm gross); (2) construction of a 2 storey commercial block fronting St. Margaret's Road, incorporating a foodstore measuring 2620 sqm gross (1326 sqm net retail), with ancillary off-licence sales area at first floor level over under croft car parking, including an external service area; (3) associated signage consisting of 4 no. internally illuminated fascia signs (4 no. of 4.8 sqm each, total area 19.2 sqm) and 4 no. vinyl signs (4 no. of 1.8 sqm each, total area 7.2 sqm); (4) reconfiguration of the existing car parking to provide for a reduction of car parking spaces from 171 existing to 154 proposed; (5) 20 no. cycle spaces; (6) revised southern vehicular access off St. Margaret's Road; (7) All landscape, boundary treatment and site development works.

RETENTION: Permission sought for retention of vehicular entrance driveway to the front garden area.

The development consists of retention of the use of an area (c.388sq.m) of the existing Basement Level -1 for display of motor vehicles (cars) for sale with associated glazed kiosk, floor coverings, perimeter safety barriers and signage. The area for display of motor vehicles previously accommodated 7no. car parking spaces which have been decommissioned.

Permission for the proposed green energy initiative

RETENTION. Retention Permission for erecting 792.51 m2 or 150.88 kWp of photovoltaic panels on the roof of our Lidi Finglas Store with all associated site works.

Permission for the construction of traffic calming proposals that are designed to reflect the current overall approved site layout plan. Coshon Two Ltd were granted permission by Fingal County Council under Planning Register Reference FW14A/0064 for the construction of 78 no. residential units, a 92 no. bed nursing home, a creche, and a community and retail building together with associated works. This represented an amendment to c5.26 ha of the overall c. 10.9 Ha mixed use development approved under Reg. Ref. F05A/1869/E1. These proposed amendments resulted in significant road layout amendments and required certain amendments to the traffic calming proposals on site. In addition, these amendments were cognisant of DMURS recommendations in terms of siting such infrastructure to allow for appropriate traffic calming measures that are well lit, on pedestrian desire lines and suitable spaced to ensure vehicle operating speeds.

Permission for development will consist of modifications to the ground floor layout and shop façade and will include for: a) Single-storey extension to front of the existing store to provide a DRS facility to allow customers to return plastic beverage bottles to a reverse vending machine in store b) The removal of the existing entrance/exit pod. c) The removal of the existing trolley bay. d) Proposed free-standing trolley bay. e) Proposed alteration works to store elevation. f) Alteration works to car park area. g) All ancillary works required to complete to the required Building Regulations standards.

New 2 bedroom house to side of existing house, single storey extension to front of existing house and internal alterations to existing ground floor layout along with associated site works

The development will consist of change of use of existing vacant floorspace (totalling 351 sq.m) at ground and first floor levels, previously permitted as office accommodation (Reg. Ref. FW22A/0112), to place of worship with associated elevational changes including revised entrance doors with canopy and signage at ground floor level, glazing at first floor level and all associated site and developments works. AI Rcvd 17/05/24

The development will consist of change of use of Unit 14b from retail/ commercial use to use for Class 2: financial & professional services with associated signage and all associated site and development works. The gross floor area of the proposed use at ground and mezzanine floor levels will be 159.6sq.m.

The development will consist of change of use

Change of use of existing store room (vacant)

The development will consist of change of use from retail/commercial use ( vacant) to use for medical and health related services including diagnostic services, ambulatory care and outpatient services. Permission is also sought for insertion of a mezzanine floor level, associated signage and all associated site and development works. The gross floor area of the proposed medical and health related services at ground and mezzanine floor levels within Unit 17a will be 547sq.m.

Subdivision and change of use of Unit R1/R2 from gym/fitness centre (currently vacant) to provide 3no units comprising Unit R1: Office, Unit R2: gym/fitness centre and Unit R3: Cafe/restaurant (including preparation of hot food for consumption off the premises), associated elevational changes, signage and all associated site and development works. AI received 29/8/2022