PROTECTED STRUCTURE: planning permission for development at Mercer's Medical Centre, Stephen Street Lower, Dublin 2. The subject site extends to 88sqm, facing Stephen Street Lower and adjoining the Grafton Hotel. The development will consist of: (a) removal of existing external ATM and associated structure; (b) reconfiguration of existing painted railings; (c) provision of a new railings on stone base plinth; (d) additional granite paved area to include minor works and repair to paving and new landscaping

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: the development consists of a change of use of a currently vacant fashion retail unit to medical & related consultants use.

The development will consist of (a) the change of use from office to medical use consisting of consultation rooms complete with ancillary treatment rooms, (b) the internal fit-out of the unit, (c) utilise existing signage zones and (d) including all associated site works.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Development will comprise the following: (1) Change of use of the ground floor and basement of 53 Dawson Street from Retail to Restaurant and the change of use of the second floor and third floor of Nos.11 and 12 Duke Street and No.52 Dawson Street from Restaurant to Residential consisting 2 No. one bedroom apartments and 2 No. two bedroom apartments. (2) Alterations to the interiors to include the construction of openings between No. 52 and No. 53 Dawson Street at ground floor level (4.8m2 wide) and at basement level (1.0m2 wide) (3) Conservation works at No.53 Dawson Street to include: • Removal of inappropriate modern insertions including partitions, bulkheads, fixtures and fittings and internal secondary glazing. Removal of two toilet spaces projecting from the rear wall of the building. Overhaul and repair of historic joinery, including window cases and door cases • Overhaul and repair of 6 No. timber up-and-down sash windows in locations where historic windows are missing, installation of 8 No. timber up-and-down sash windows complete with window cases, detailed to match the historic examples in the building • Reinstatement of historic pattern doors and doorcases where these are missing, 6 No. • Local repair of plaster cornices on the first floor and in the staircase and reinstatement of a cornice on the second floor. Local repair of the roof. Local plaster repair to the front façade and renewal of the flashing to the front parapet and cornice moulding, and repainting of the front façade • Removal of fake greenery from the front railings and repair and reinstatement of railings. New shopfront onto Dawson Street in a manner sensitive to its heritage (4) Renewal of services with sustainable options.

The proposed development will consist of the change of use of the lower ground floor level and part of the ground floor level (to provide entrance / access arrangements) of the retail unit within the existing development on site, for use as an indoor sports and recreation facility (Class 11), occupying an area of 484 sq.m. The proposed development includes associated internal reconfiguration, tenant signage zone, and all associated and ancillary development works. The existing development on site was permitted under Reg. Ref.: 2338/15 and An Bord Pleanála Reg. Ref.: PL29S.244917, while the extent of the subject retail unit was permitted under Reg. Ref.: 3356/17.

Proposed development will consist of the change of use of the lower ground level and part of the ground floor level (to provide entrance / access arrangements) of the retail unit within the existing development on site, for use as a licenced restaurant / café occupying an area of 474 sq.m. The proposed development includes associated internal reconfiguration, tenant signage zone, and all associated and ancillary development works. The existing development on site was permitted under Reg.Ref: 2338/15 and An Bord Pleanála Reg. Ref: PL29S.244917, while the extent of the subject retail unit was permitted under Reg.Ref: 3356/17

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: the development will consist of the following: (1) change of use of the first, second and third floors from office to residential and the construction of the 3no. apartment, 1no. on each level, (2) replacement of the shopfront and associated improvements to the area to the front, refurbishment of the facade over including repainting, (3) renewal of services with sustainable options, upgrade of existing staff WC on ground floor and inclusion of new additional staff services at basement level, (4) conservation works including - removal of inappropriate modern insertions including partitions, bulkheads, fixtures and fittings and internal secondary glazing - removal of two toilet spaces projecting from the rear wall of the building, - overhaul and repair of historic joinery including window cases and door cases, - overhaul and repair of 4no. timber up-and-down sash windows on first and second floors facing Dawson Street, - in locations where historic windows are missing, installation of 8 no. timber up-and-down sash windows complete with window cases, detailed to match the historic examples in the building: 2no. non-original windows at third-floor level facing Dawson Street with new to match existing 6no. to rear facade to match surviving original window on the second-floor rear facade, reinstatement of historic pattern doors and doorcases where these are missing, 6 no., - local repair of plaster cornices on the first floor and in the staircase and restatement of a cornice on the second floor, - local repair of the roof, - removal of fake greenery from the front railings and repair and reinstatement of railings.

The development consists of the change of use of the existing two-storey building with part basement from a hair salon to an aesthetic clinic at ground and basement levels and to residential use in the form of one no. three-bedroom apartment located at ground and first floor levels with an associated first-floor terrace to the side and rear. The proposed works include an infill extension in the middle of the plan at the ground floor and an extension at the first-floor level to the middle of the plan; the removal of the existing pitched roof to the rear and replacement with a new flat roof; a new entrance screen with an adjacent residential entrance; new and replacement signage to the aesthetics clinic; and all associated works, decoration, and ancillary works.

The proposed development comprises the following: (i) Change of use from commercial car park to car rental and car share facility at roof level comprising the following: (a) removal of 4 no. car parking spaces to provide for single storey car rental kiosk (53.6sqm) comprising reception area, office, and staff canteen; (b) redesignation of 56 no. commercial car parking spaces as car rental spaces (7 no. car club, 3 no. staff, 9 no. repair, 11 no. return, 19 no. rental spaces and 7 no. dirty cars); (c) removal of 9 no. car parking spaces to provide closed loop car washing system (120 sqm) comprising 2 no. power washers, 2 no. elevated car washing platforms with silt trap, waste water treatment plant, 2 no. water storage tanks (10 cubic metres) and car drying area; and (d) drainage and all associated site development and ancillary works necessary to facilitate development.

Planning permission for development for the intensification of use from cafe/restaurant to licensed restaurant at Ground Floor of One Molesworth Street, Dublin 2 (formally Le Pain Quotidien) and new 250mm high individual halo lit letters with brushed brass faces and returns.

Planning permission for change of use from commercial car park to car rental and facility at ground level 1A & 1B comprising the following: (a) remodelling of existing car park managers office (18.84m2) to 4 no desk car key collection and drop off reception (b) redesignation of existing 25 no. commercial car parking spaces (7 no. on level 1A and 18 no. on level 1 B) as car rental spaces with associated site works and signage.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Planning permission for the development which includes the reconstruction of the original 3rd floor to a recorded protected structure ref. no. 8574 (the original 3rd floor and roof over destroyed in fire circa the 1960s) to provide additional office space and toilet facilities at the third floor level, with a new roof and roof lights, fitting of windows within the original perimeter wall, openings and internal alterations to provide suitable stairway access from the existing 2nd floor level to the 3rd floor level.

RETENTION: To retain three no. external projecting flag banners affixed to the façade of The Hairy Lemon at 40 Drury St/42 Stephens St Lower, D02NV08

Permission for amendments to approved hotel redevelopment (ref. 3493/15, 4082/16, 3439/17, 2415/18 and 2496/19) to consist of: A) The conversion of existing 58 sqm ground floor covered outdoor seating area to internal hotel common area with new glazed façade, including sliding door sets between existing stone pillars; B) Alterations and extension to existing hotel entrance canopy; C) Alterations to existing secondary accommodation door fronting St. Stephens Street; D) Alterations to signage, lighting, materials and associated amendments to façade. The above amendment will represent a gross increase of floor area of 58 sqm bringing the total gross internal area of the hotel to 6,564 sqm.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: the development will consist of signage on the external elevations of 11-12 Dawson Street comprising individually mounted steel letters and logo over the entrance door facing Dawson Street, individually mounted steel letters and company sign within a steel frame (600 mm square) at ground floor elevation facing Dawson Lane; application of perforated PVC film displaying the company sign on the glazed internal lobby doors on the Dawson Street entrance and the repainting of the existing sign above the entrance door facing Dawson Lane to match the surrounding facade.

Planning permission for extension with a gross floor area of 105sq.m. to Maryland House, 20-21 William Street South and 50-51 Drury Street, Dublin 2. The proposed extension is at fourth floor level and comprises the extension of the office area at the existing external roof terraces at 20-21 William Street South and 50-51 Drury Street.

Balrath Investments ULC intends to apply for planning permission for development on a site of c.0.05 ha located at Maryland House, 20-21 William Street South and 50-51 Drury Street, Dublin 2. The development will consist of the change of use of the basement and ground floor levels from car park (c.925 sq m) and retail uses (c.76 sq m) to restaurant and ancillary uses, including bar/lounge and back-of-house areas (c. 940 sq m). The development will also consist of the construction of 2 storey extension (including terraces) at roof level, setback from William Street South and Drury Street, accommodating office floorspace (c.599 sq m) and the replacement of all building facades (north, south, east and west elevations) with red brick, curtain walling, metal cladding, concrete and glazing. The development will also include internal and external alterations, including; the provision of bicycle parking (36 No. spaces in total), toilets, staff facilities (shower and changing facilities) at basement level; the provision of 2 No. new entrances to William Street South and 2 No. new entrances to Drury Street; the provision of a double height internal courtyard at first and second floor levels (incl. mezzanine at second floor level), serving the office use; minor internal reconfiguration of the existing office floorspace at first, second, third, fourth floor levels; increase of the floor to ceiling height at basement level and associated site excavation works; the provision of signage on the William Street South and Drury Street elevations above the main entrances; plant; site and all associated site ancillary works above and below ground. (The proposed development will result in a 7 storey building, including roof plant, with a total gross floor area of c.3,291 sq m.)

Planning permission for change of use and material alterations with a gross floor area of 418 sq.m. to Maryland House 20-21 William Street South and 50-51 Drury Street, Dublin 2. The proposed change of use is from retail shop and carpark at ground floor to restaurant use (395 sq.m.) with associated material alterations including to the internal layouts at basement and ground floor and to the existing elevations.

Permission for (a) a change in use from yoga studio to office use, (b) internal alterations and other contingent and ancillary works, on the second floor.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE Retention Permission for: A. Removal of previous Hodges Figgis signage above cornice B. Removal of metal supports for the previous Hodges Figgis signage. C. Installation of temporary Acrylic Hodges Figgis fascia signage. D. Repair and replacement of rotten timber shopfront elements. E. Fascia and window frames painted in RAL6009 Fir Green. Permission for: 1. Existing temporary acrylic Hodges Figgis fascia signage to be removed and replaced with Gold brushed steel lettering, ”HODGES FIGGIS” with building numbers “56-58” in Perpetua Pro and Gold Brushed Steel. 2. New hanging sign to replace existing with like for like, improvement to suspension mounts. 3. New panel sign above the entrance door. 15mm timber fascia panel with wooden beading around the perimeter. 4. New led lamp will be installed within soffit of entrance to improve visibility and accessibility of entrance 5. Existing shopfront uplighting (situated on small roof above main shopfront and shop windows) replaced with new led lighting to provide an improved vertical wash of light to the upper façade. All associated works to complete the development. Properties 57-58 Dawson Street are Protected Structures.

RETENTION & PERMISSION: We, Sharkbait Trading Company Limited, intend to apply for retention permission (for restaurant use) and planning permission (for signage) for development at this site at Ground Floor, 56-58 Drury Street, Dublin 2. The development consists of retention of restaurant use extending to 113 sqm at ground floor level and proposed banner signage located above shopfront on west elevation extending to an area of 4.5 sqm.

Permission for -removal of existing ground floor pedestrian entrance canopy on east elevation; -installation of new 3.97 metres high pedestrian entrance canopy on east elevation; -provision of two new ground floor internally illuminated signs on new canopy to read 'Beaux Lane House' measuring 236mm x 1,929mm and 812mm x 743mm, and one internally illuminated building emblem sign on the canopy measuring 446mm x 1,417mm; -installation of new rooftop (6th floor) plant and new photovoltaic panels, -and all associated works.

The development will consist of a change of use, of the 1st and 2nd floors within the existing four storey over basement building, including the existing associated outdoor terrace, from education use (cookery school at 1st floor and associated wine school at 2nd floor on the Drury Street side) and from office use (at 2nd floor on the William Street South side) all to Sports and Recreational use. It includes fitness and health studios, well-being suite and associated ancillary support facilities. The development is accessed from the existing William Street South entranceway with a fire escape exiting onto Drury Street. The development includes for the upgrade and remodelling works to the 18/19 William Street South shopfront; the removal of the existing, timber, door surrounds and fascias, strip back to the original tiled finish, the removal of the existing roller shutter and recessed doors to No. 19 and their replacement with a traditional steel and glass entrance screen to match the existing windows, along with a new, matching style canopy and signage to No. 19 and a retractable awning to No. 18 to match existing and associated lighting, all as described in the drawings.

The development will consist of small extension (36.2 sqm) to provide a new link corridor at first floor level, all as part of the development which is the subject of a change of use planning application reg. ref. 3045/24. The proposals include for the associated extension of the existing outdoor terrace at second floor level and a low profile, solar PV array behind the existing parapet on the flat roof of 18/19 William Street South. The development is accessed from the existing William Street South entranceway with a fire escape exiting onto Drury Street, all as described in the drawings.

Planning permission for development at this site: first floor level and part second floor level. The development will consist of a change of use in the existing four storey over basement building, from education use (cookery school at first floor level and associated wine school at second floor level) to office use. The development is accessed from the existing William Street South entrance with existing fire escape exiting onto Drury Street.

PERMISSION:The development will consist of the change of use of the existing basement car park (369sqm) at 47 Drury Street to restaurant use, the change of use of the existing ground floor retail (35.1 sqm) at 47 Drury Street to restaurant use and the associated extension of the existing SOLE Restaurant out to 47 Drury Street at ground floor and basement levels. It will include the relocation of the restaurant entrance from 18-19 South William Street to 47 Drury Street along with associated internal modifications to the existing building. The relocation of the entrance will involve the remodelling of the shop / carpark entrance frontage to form a new shopfront to 47 Drury Street including new signage, lighting and a demountable canopy awning over the new restaurant entrance.

Planning permission for a single illuminated external sign approximately located at The Arthaus Hotel, Mercer Street Lower, Dublin 2. This external signage application is in relation to a previously permitted development (Dublin City Council Reg. Ref. 2937/20) generally comprising minor amendments to the ground floor elevations along Mercer Street & York Street. The proposal shall consist of a single projecting external sign illuminated on both sides.

The proposed development will consist of the following: (i) minor amendments to the ground foor elevations along Mercer Street Lower and York Street to include; (a) the removal of the existing canopy; (b) the over-cladding of the existing brickwork; (c) providing a new replacement glazed screen and canopy at the main front entrance on Mercer Street Lower; (d) providing new details to the configuration of existing windows and screens; (e) providing new fixed projecting awning; (f) new lighting. (ii) new bar-restaurant signage over existing entrance doors at Mercer Street Lower and York Street. (iii) a change of use of existing ground floor meeting room on York Street to become bar-restaurant.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Permission for Development at a site (c. 703.5 sqm), at: No. 23 St Stephen's Green (Protected Structure) and rear of No. 22 St. Stephen's Green (Protected Structure), Dublin 2. On lands generally bounded by R138 and St. Stephen's Green (Protected Structure) to the South, No. 22 St. Stephen's Green (Protected Structure) and Joshua Lane to the West, No. 24 St. Stephen's Green (Protected Structure) and vehicular access laneway to the east, and the rear of Nos. 19-21 Kildare Street (Protected Structures) to the North. The proposed development comprises a new 3-storey office extension (c.906.4 sqm GFA) with balconies on southern and western elevation, above the existing, contemporary 4-storey office extension to the rear of No. 23 St. Stephen's Green (Protected Structure). And all associated and ancillary site development works, including: associated reconfiguration of the internal floor plan layout within the existing contemporary 4-storey extension; removal of 6 no. existing ancillary car parking spaces and reconfiguration of 6 no. existing ancillary car parking spaces at lower ground floor level; provision of 32 no. bicycle parking spaces at lower ground floor level; provision of plant at lower ground floor and roof levels; and, new green roof (c.290 sq.m) at roof level.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Permission for development at 9-12 Dawson Street, Dublin 2 (No. 11-12 and facade only of No. 9-10 (Protected Structure). The premises consists of Building A (a 1930s building bounded by Dawson Lane and to rear of no. 11-12), Building B (a 1964 building facing Dawson Street and Dawson Lane, to the front of no. 11-12), and Building C (a 1971 building, No. 9-10 Dawson Street). Permission was granted (Reg. Ref. 4716/18) for the overall development and refurbishment of these buildings. As part of that, a change of use totalling 851.7 m2. of the ground floor of No. 9-10 Dawson Street and rear of No. 11-12 Dawson Street from office use to licensed restaurant use was granted. The continued use of the basement for plant and car parking with access from Dawson Lane was approved in that application as well as introducing cycle parking, storage, shower and locker facilities for the entire building. Permission is now sought to use a part of the basement area, (170 sq.m in extent) for staff toilets, staff changing and storage, exclusively dedicated to serve the permitted restaurant at ground floor level.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE Allied Irish Banks plc intends to apply for planning permission for development at 9-12 Dawson Street, Dublin 2 (Protected Structure). The development will consist of the installation of 9 no. CCTV cameras affixed to the external elevations of the building - 2 no. on the western (Dawson Street) elevation; 3 no. on the southern (Dawson Lane) elevation, and 4 no. on the eastern (Dawson Lane) elevation.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: (Extent of Protected Structure: Building A (1934), onto Dawson Lane: Building envelope and main office spaces; Building B (1964), 11-12 Dawson Street: Elevations to Dawson Street & Dawson Lane & main staircase with stained glass windows; Building C (1971), 9-10 Dawson Street: Front elevation only) The proposed development consists of a variation to the previously approved development Reg. Ref 4716/18. The proposed changes to the previously approved are: a. Modifications to the basement and ground floor access arrangement to the new stair core on the east elevation of the new build element to the rear of Building C (1971) at Dawson Lane, including provision of a metal enclosure to the basement access stair, adjustments to steps and hard landscaping b. Provision of an additional security barrier to the top of the existing vehicular ramp.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: PERMISSION is sought by Razorlight Ltd for permission for a development at 9-12 Dawson Street, a Protected Structure. Permission was previously granted (Reg. Ref. 4716/18) and extended, for a change of use totalling 851.7sq.m. of the ground floor of number 9-10 Dawson Street and rear of 11-12 Dawson Street from office to licensed restaurant. Permission was also granted (Reg.Ref.3889/24) to use part of the basement area (170 sq. m. in extent) for staff toilets, staff changing and storage to serve the restaurant at ground floor level. Works to implement these permissions are commencing and these are expected to be completed by October 2025. The original permission, as extended, will expire before that date and so permission is now sought, for the normal statutory period, to renew these permissions, i.e. the use of 851.7 sq. m of the ground floor of 9-12 as a licensed restaurant and the use of 170 sq. m of the basement for staff toilets, staff changing and storage associated with the restaurant.

The development will consist of: the change of use of semi-basement and ground floor from car park and retail to bar and jazz club with part retail / cafe-bar fronting onto Drury Street; the construction of a sub-basement for customer toilets and store (c.45.6sq.m.); increase in the height of the existing basement level; reconfiguration of the internal layout to make it fit for purpose; modifications to the fire escape exit to South William Street at basement level; new pedestrian entrance and ground floor facade treatment to the bar and jazz club; relocation of pedestrian entrance and facade treatment to the ground floor retail / cafe-bar unit; associated elevational changes; and all associated works; all on a site of c.0.042ha (c.422.1sq.m.).

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The development will consist of the change of use from retail / commercial use to bar / restaurant / performance venue and associated works at 46 Drury Street (Protected Structure No. 2393). The works include: (a) the reforming and extension of the existing semi-basement (providing an additional floor area of c.40sq.m.) for ancillary kitchen, stores, keg lift, staff welfare facilities and customer toilets; (b) removal of existing ground, first and second floors and their replacement with new floors at ground and first floor level (creating a double height first floor space); (c) new glazed entrance door; (d) new gate to lane; and (e) all associated site and development works. There will be an overall net reduction in floor area from c.404sq.m. to c325sq.m. All works proposed on a site of 0.0171ha (171sq.m.).

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: For the change of use, alterations, and extension of existing retails premises. The proposal involves, the change of use of an existing retail use to licensed restaurant, a single storey extension (25.23sqm) located at first floor level to the rear of the property. Internal alterations, including the widening of existing wall openings between no2 and no3, at first floor and basement levels. The lowering of two window openings at first floor to the rear to facilitate access into the extension. Replacement of existing timber steps from ground to basement with new timber staircases. Refurbishment and redecoration of existing windows. New signage to the existing shopfront.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Full planning permission for partial Change of Use and internal alterations of existing protected structure reference number 8599 at 61a South William Street, Dublin 2. The development consists of Change of Use' of existing office units to 'Educational' use with minor internal layout modifications to separate open plan offices into designated classrooms, recreational spaces and office areas.

Retention Planning permission for the development consists of the retention of 1 no. temporary marquee (24m x 9.1m) to support the ongoing edcational use of the Royal College of Surgeons Ireland. Retention permission is sought for a period of 3 years.

Permission for development to amend a previously permitted education and research building ( DCC Reg. Ref: 2016/19; ABP Ref: 305501-19) on this site of c.0. 3945 hectares comprising Block A Ardilaun Centre ( also known as Nos. (112-114), St. Stephen's Green, Dublin 2, D02 AF59, No. 4 Proud's Lane, Dublin 2, D02 WY28, part of No. 26 York Street, Dublin 2, D02 P796 and part of the courtyard of the Ardilaun Centre, Dublin 2 The proposed development will consist of: an additional storey of education and research floorspace (7th Floor Level) (838 sq m) and extensions to the permitted 5th Floor Level at the south-west and south-east corners (49 sq m). The total gross floor area of the building increases by 887 sq m (from 12,381 sq m permitted to 13,268 sq m proposed), resulting in an eight storey building over basement. The development will also consist of: alterations to the permitted elevations and internal layouts; and associated alterations to the permitted plant and services ( mechanical and electrical, water supply, sewage disposal and surface water disposal).

Planning Permission is sought for the careful removal of existing hardwood timber sliding sash and casement windows and replacement thereof with new hardwood timber framed double glazed sliding sash and casement windows to match existing fenestration patterns to a total of 14 No. windows to the Wicklow Street facing façade only at the first and second levels of the existing 3 storey plus converted attic over ground level buildings 33 & 34 Wicklow Street, Dublin 2 and at the first, second and third floor levels of the existing 3 storey over ground level building at 35 Wicklow Street, Dublin 2.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The development will consist of: Facade restoration including stabilization, facade cleaning and repair of brickwork and terracotta elements, repointing in a lime based joint, sash window restoration including slimlite double glazing also minor roof, flashings, gutter repairs and associated ancillary works.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The proposed development comprises of the erection of a company name plaque (c. 340mm x c. 240mm) on the existing eastern façade of No. 19 Kildare Street, Dublin 2.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The proposed development comprises of the erection of an entrance sign (c. 0.38 sq. m). on the rear entrance gate of the No. 20 Kildare Street development, situated on a lane off School House Lane East.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: KW Real Estate ICAV acting for and behalf of its sub-fund KW Irish Real Estate Fund XII intends to apply for permission for development at this site (c. 0.195 ha) at: Nos. 19-22 Kildare Street (Protected Structures) and an associated building located to the rear of 17-22 Kildare Street and also to the rear of 22 & 23 St. Stephen's Green North, Dublin 2. All on lands generally bounded by The Department of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation building (Protected Structure) to the north, Kildare Street to the east, the rear of buildings along Stephens Green North to the south, Stephen Court building of Stephen's Green North to the west. The proposed development comprises of the erection of a brass entrance portal sign (c. 2.68sq.m) on the front elevation of No. 20 Kildare Street. This is a minor amendment of the development permitted under DCC Reg. Ref. 4535/17, as subsequently amended under DCC Reg. Ref. 2583/21 at this location. The development at the above address is otherwise that permitted under Planning Permission DCC Reg. Ref. 4535/17, as subsequently amended under DCC Reg. Ref. 2583/21.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: KW Real Estate ICAV acting for and on behalf of its sub-fund KW Irish Real Estate Fund XII intends to apply for Permission for development at this site (c. 0.195 hectares), at Nos. 19-22 Kildare Street (Protected Structures) and associated buildings to the rear of 17-22 Kildare Street and associated buildings to the rear of 22 & 23 St Stephens Green North, Dublin 2. All on lands generally bounded by The Department of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation building (Protected Structure) to the north, Kildare Street to the east, the rear of buildings along Stephens Green North to the south, Stephen Court building of Stephens Green North to the west. The development will consist of minor amendments to the development permitted under DCC Reg. Ref. 4535/17 comprising changes to Protected Structures at No. 19-22 Kildare Street.: • Minor Changes to the entrance of No. 20 Kildare Street. The changes include the repositioning a glazed revolving door entrance and provision of separate glazed door. Alterations to the entrance hall and lobby internally at No. 20 Kildare Street. • Paint colour to approved use of lime render to brick repaired façade No. 20 Kildare Street. • Rear elevation to No. 19 and 22 down pipes and service riser to both building and external services riser duct to No. 22 Kildare Street. • Reconfiguration of basement toilet and storage areas. • Addition of toilet facilities to the 3rd floor of building Nos. 19 to 22 Kildare Street. The proposal to provide additional toilet accommodation in the rear of all four buildings. The proposed minor amendments do not alter the gross floor area of the building as permitted under DCC Reg. Ref. 4535/17.

Development will consist of forming an internal opening between 33 and 34 Wicklow Street and associated works.

Retention of change of use of Apartment Nos. 20, 21 and 38 from residential to serviced apartments for short term hotel letting use. The apartments are operated and managed by Drury Court Hotel. There are no works proposed as part of this application.

Permission for alterations to the existing front elevation to include a new shopfront and associated signage together with a projecting clock mounted at high level on the facade.

The development will consist of: a change of use from retail to restaurant. Works will include; modifications to the existing shopfront to include new signage and a new entrance door; general internal alterations to the existing layouts at ground floor level (189sqm) and basement level (115sqm) to include; a stair to the basement, a kitchen at basement and toilets at ground floor level; all ancillary necessary to facilitate the development.

Kells ICAV intend to apply for planning permission for development at the Ground Floor Unit 5 at No. 60 Dawson Street, Dublin 2. The proposed development comprises a change of use of Unit No. 5 (341 sq.m) from its permitted retail use (as granted under DCC Ref. 4801/23) to restaurant use. In addition, permission is sought for the shared use of the permitted waste storage / management room at basement level to serve the proposed restaurant. All works required to facilitate the proposed change of use comprise solely of internal alterations and will not result in any external alterations to the existing / permitted building.