PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The development will consist of a change of use of the full basement level of the building from office use, to a one bedroom apartment. The works will include separation of the unit from the upper levels by removal of a modern internal stairs link.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE:The development will consist of the construction of 1No. integrated accessible stairlift to the existing external stair from Kildare street up to the entrance doors and 1No. internal stair lift at the reception stairs. It is also proposed to remove an internal wall to the left of the entrance doors & construct a new stair up to the existing level along with all associated siteworks.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Permission for development at a site of 0.054 ha. The development relates to proposed modifications to part of the wider redevelopment of the site at No’s 13-30 Fitzwilliam Street Lower, Dublin 2 comprising most of a city block bounded by Fitzwilliam Street Lower, Mount Street Upper, James’s Street East and Baggot Street Lower. The proposed development comprises modifications to the development permitted on site under An Bord Pleanala Reference PL29S.244492 (Dublin City Council Reg. Ref. 3052/14), as amended by Dublin City Council Reg. Ref. 4428/17, currently under construction. The proposed development will consist of change of use to residential from museum use at lower ground level of No’s 29 and 30 Fitzwilliam Street Lower and No.62 Mount Street Upper, ground, 1st, 2nd and 3rd floor levels of No. 29 Fitzwilliam Street Lower to provide 3 no. residential units comprising 1 no. two bed unit at lower ground floor level (c.118m2 GFA), 1 no. two bed duplex unit at lower ground and ground floor level (c.122m2 GFA) and 1 no. three bed triplex unit at ground to 3rd floor levels (c.248m2 GFA). No increase to existing GFA is proposed. Access to the proposed units will be provided from lower ground level on Mount Street Upper and Fitzwilliam Street Lower and from ground floor level on Fitzwilliam Street Lower. The proposed development also consists of the following works: part replacement of the external stair providing access to lower ground level from Mount Street Upper; installation of post boxes/keypad at ground level; demolition of external walls in front external lightwell area and part replacement with gate/railings; provision of ancillary storage/services in existing external vaults; amendments to vault doorways; new window and door opes at lower ground level; amendments to existing window and door opes at lower ground and rear first floor levels; replacement of existing fenestration at all levels of No. 29 Fitzwilliam Street Lower; balcony at rear first floor level of No. 29 Fitzwilliam Street Lower; reconfiguration of internal layouts including provision of internal stairways connecting lower ground and ground levels of No’s 29 and 30 Fitzwilliam Street Lower; removal of existing stairwell connecting lower ground and ground level of No. 29 Fitzwilliam Street Lower; erection of external boundary walls to rear; amendments to external storage and open space areas to the rear of No. 61 Mount Street Upper; associated amendments to hard and soft landscaping and all other associated site development works above and below ground.

The development will consist of: (A) Installation of openable glazed screens to create a café seating area of circa 66m2 and associated site works.

RETENTION for a reduction in the glazed screen cafe seating area and changes to fenestration from that granted under planning reference 3698/23.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Planning permission for development comprising the change of use of a protected structure from office use to residential use (a five bedroom, four storey over basement, single dwelling unit) and works to a protected structure including the installation of a new kitchen in the basement and a shower room in the existing extension to rear at ground floor level, along with associated decoration including painting, tiling and flooring and all associated site development works.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The buildings are interlinked and comprise the premises known as the 'Kildare Street Hotel' incorporating the public house known as 'JP Mooney's'. No. 2 Nassau Street is identified on the Record of Protected Structures under RPS Ref. No. 5795. The application site is bounded by Nassau Street to the north and by Kildare Street to the east. No. 46 Kildare Street (RPS Ref. No. 4218) abuts the site to the south. To the west the site is bounded by No.'s 3, 4 and 5 Nassau Street and by Nassau Building, Setanta Centre. No.'s 3, 4 and 5 Nassau Street are also Protected Structures (RPS Ref. No.'s5796, 5797 and 5798 respectively.) The proposed development will consist of repair, refurbishment and alterations to No.'s 47-48 Kildare Street including demolition of modern extensions to the rear and construction of new rear extension; removal of modern façade elements to Kildare Street elevation and repair and refurbishment of facades; repair, refurbishment and alterations to No.2 Nassau Street (RPS Ref. No. 5795) and demolition of the existing fourth storey and construction of new fourth storey in its place; demolition of No.1 Nassau Street (a five storey over basement building) and construction of new 4 storey replacement building; and change of use of all remaining floor space from hotel/public house/night club use to office use to provide for a new interlinked office building on the site. The overall building will have a cumulative gross floor area a of 1,950sq.m in area, of which 1,310sq.m is accommodated within existing buildings, and 640sq.m is new build predominantly at 1 Nassau Street and to the rear of No. 47 and 48 Kildare Street. The main entrance to the office building will be located off Kildare Street with a second entrance located at No. 1 Nassau Street (off Nassau Street). Historic entrances to No. 47 Kildare Street and No. 1 Nassau Street will be reinstated, whilst the entrance to No. 2 Nassau Street will be maintained, upgraded and refurbished. Works to No. 47 and 48 Kildare Street will include extensive conservation works to the roofs, external façades and to the building interiors. Original slate pitched roofs and leaded valleys will be salvaged where feasible for re-use insitu. Conservation works to the façades will consist of the reinstatement of Georgian proportions and detailing including the repair and repointing of historic brickwork and masonry; removal of recent brickwork and render and replacement with matching salvaged brick; repair and/ or reinstatement of all sash window joinery; repair and replacement of granite cills and cappings;reinstatement of feathered reveals in lime to all openings; refurbishment of all cast and wrought iron elements to balconettes; reinstatement of original roman arch and new leaded fanlight at entrance to No. 47 Kildare Street; reinstatement of cast iron railings and granite plinth and cast iron rainwater goods. A new ground floor entrance is proposed to No. 48 Kildare Street. Upgrade and refurbishment works to the interior will consist of the installation of a new lift; demolition of modern partition internal walls and the restoration and refurbishment of historic staircase and other internal joinery where this remains. It is also proposed to demolish modern additions to the rear comprising a single storey over basement extension, external stair core and chimney and construct a new 3 storey over basement extension (with a floor area of 463sq.m) connected to the existing building via a glazed atrium with bridge links at first and second floor levels. Works to No. 2 Nassau Street (RPS Ref. No. 5795) will consist of conservation, modification and upgrade works to basement, ground, first and second floor levels and the removal of the modern extension at third floor level and replacement with new third floor contemporary extension in its place. Conservation works will consist of restoration of roman cement faux regency facade; repair and restoration of all sash window joinery; repair and restoration of shopfront window joinery. It is proposed to demolish No. 1 Nassau Street at basement, ground, first, second, third and fourth floor levels and replace with a new contemporary 4 storey office building. Consistent with its Georgian setting the new structure will feature a pitched roof of the same height and profile as adjoining buildings but in lead sheeting. Façade finishes will consist of a mix of brick and natural stone, with metal cladding elements and metal framed glazed openings. A new entrance is proposed off Nassau Street in broadly the same position as the historic entrance. All conservation works proposed will be undertaken by skilled, experienced contractors under the supervision of a Grade 1 accredited Conservation Architect. The proposed development also provides for all associated site development works including passenger lift shaft to the rear of No.47-48 Kildare Street.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: We, Ternary Limited, intend to make a planning application for planning permission for development at a site at No.'s 47, 48 and 49 Kildare Street and No.'s 1 and 2 Nassau Street, Dublin 2 comprising the premises known as the 'Kildare Street Hotel' and incorporating public house known as 'JP Mooney's. (49 Kildare Street is also known as No. 1 Nassau Street). No. 2 Nassau Street is identified on the record of Protected Structures under RPS Ref. No. 5795. To the north the application site is bounded by Nassau Street itself and the rear of no.'s 3, 4 and 5 Nassau Street. No.'s 3, 4 and 5 Nassau Street are also Protected Structures (RPS Ref. No.'s 5796, 5797 and 5798), to the south by No. 46 Kildare Street (RPS Ref. No. 4218), to the east by Kildare Street and to the west by the complex of buildings and structures known as the Setanta Centre. The proposed development will consist of the demolition, excavation and clearance of 47, 48 and 49 Kildare Street and No. 1 Nassau Street including basements and demolition of the modern twentieth century fourth storey to No. 2 Nassau Street and construction of a new fourth storey in its place (all other floors and basement to No. 2 Nassau Street are being retained). Following the demolition, excavation and site clearance works, the development provides for the construction of a new 5 storey over double basement mixed-use building, with setback incorporating roof terrace at the fifth storey to Kildare Street/Nassau Street. A roof terrace is also proposed at first floor level to the rear (western side) of the proposed building. The proposed development will have a gross floor area of c.2774sq.m. The development provides for ground floor retail/café uses at the corner of Kildare Street/Nassau Street with office use on upper floors and at basement level B1 and plant / tenant facilities at basement level B2 as well as boundary treatments. The main entrance doorway to the proposed building is provided off Kildare Street, with a second entrance doorway provided off Nassau Street. It is also proposed to provide a pedestrian only connection from basement level (B2) to the existing basement car park serving the Setanta Centre. The proposed development also includes internal and external repair, maintenance, upgrade and alterations works No. 2 Nassau Street (RPS Ref. No. 5795), including the refurbishment and upgrade to the existing non-original shop front and windows at first and second floor to Nassau Street. The development also provides for the change of use of the existing ground floor of No. 2 Nassau Street from public house to retail/café and change of use of basement, first and second floors of No. 2 Nassau Street from hotel/pub/nightclub use to office use. The proposed development has been subject to expert Conservation Assessment. The proposed development also provides for all associated site development works including lift over run and roof top plant. In addition green infrastructure is proposed including green roof, pv/solar thermal panels and air handling units at roof top level.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: permission for the repainting of the facade at 13-14 Clare Street from RAL 6007 to RAL 1013. At the Mont Hotel, 1-4 Merrion Street Lower, 13-14 Clare Street and Merrion Close, Dublin 2, D02 H525. No. 13-14 Clare Street is a protected structure (RPS. ref. 1890).

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The School of Philosophy and Economic Science intends to apply for planning permission for the change of use of no. 7 Clare Street, Dublin 2, D02 F902, from Office use to Educational use on the ground, first, second and third floors. No. 7 Clare Street is a Protected Structure (RPS Ref: 1884). No physical works are proposed as part of this development.

PERMISSION:For development at a site (0.36ha) at 28 Fitzwilliam Street Lower, Dublin 2, D02 KF20 For proposed works within an existing permitted office building associated with the accommodation of a Sustainable Aviation Fuel research centre ancillary to the office use. These works include: fit out of a research and development facility (c. 100 sq. m) at internal ground floor; insertion of an opaque vinyl screen internal to ground floor street windows; and, the replacement of existing internal courtyard glazing with 2no. ventilation louvres at ground floor. Permission is also sought for the replacement of existing glazing with 2no. ventilation louvres at lower ground floor street elevation, to serve the auditorium; and, 3no. ventilation louvres at lower ground floor to serve the toilet and gym facilities.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Dublin Therapeutic Massage Clinic, intend to apply for permission for development at this site Basement Front, 10 Merrion Square North, Dublin 2 (A Protected Structure RPS 5111). The development will consist of the change of use from existing office use to use as a therapeutic massage clinic. No internal alterations are proposed to be undertaken.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Permission for development to the mews building attached to the rear/north of 4 Clare Street, Dublin 2, D02 VH36, 4 Clare Street is listed as a protected structure in the Record of Protected Structures in the Dublin City Development Plan 2016-2022. The development will consist of change of use of the mews building to a 2-bedroom residence, to include minor internal and external alterations, together with the construction of a new single storey extension with first floor balcony on the extension flat roof to the rear of the mews building.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: PERMISSION & RETENTION: a) Permission for: External seating area to front (south) of building 10sqm with chairs, tables, un-branded wind-breaks, within curtilage of site abutting public footpath. b) Retention Permission for: (i) Change of use of (a) basement from retail to offices [410sqm] (b) ground floor from retail/ storage to office [385sqm] and café [185sqm] and c) first floor from retail with ancillary accommodation to offices and ancillary accommodation [600sqm]; (ii) Minor internal alterations to non-original partitions; (iii) Replacement of fascia sign consisting individual cut out built-up brass letter on existing stone fascia.

The proposed development will4261/19 consist of variations to a permitted development granted by An Bord Pleanala under ABP Ref. 303526-19 / (P.A. Ref. No. 2407/18). The variations proposed consist of an increase of 1,360mm in the overall building height over that permitted. There is no change proposed to the permitted number of storeys which is 8 storeys, building set-backs, internal layouts or to the permitted gross floor area of 37,577 sq.m. The proposed development site (which is the same as the site for which permission has been granted extends to 5,857 square metres in area and is bounded by Nassau Street to the north and the rear of buildings fronting Nassau Street, Setanta Place to the south (including existing basement levels beneath Setanta Place street level), to the east by Kildare Street and the rear of buildings fronting Kildare Street, and to the west by rear of buildings fronting Frederick Street South. The planning application relates to development which adjoins the rear of protected structures fronting 22 – 30 Frederick Street South, the rear of No. 5 and 16-19 Nassau Street and the rear of 45 – 46 Kildare Street. The permitted development granted by An Bord Pleanala under ABP Ref. 303526-19 / (P.A. Ref. No. 2407/18) provides for the demolition, excavation and clearance of all existing buildings and structures on the site (including basements but excluding the existing Kilkenny Design Store and associated annex and basements areas) and the construction of new office building extending to 8 storeys in height including setbacks at the 6th, 7th and 8th storeys over 4 basement levels with an overall gross floor area of 37577 sq.m.

The development will consist of the replacement of the existing telephone kiosks with a new Telephone Kiosk with integral communication unit and a 1.53sq.metre digital advertising display. The proposed structure has an overall height 2.43m, a depth of 0.762m and a width 1.096m.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The development will consist of the conservation and refurbishment of the existing north wing and part of the east wing of the National Concert Hall and the Real Tennis Court building and the construction of a new four storey over basement extension with a planetarium dome to the west of the north wing at the boundary of the Iveagh Gardens. The development includes the change of use of the former UCD School of Civil Engineering to the National Children's Science Centre. The total floor area of the development is approx. 9580 sq.m. The National Concert Hall, Real Tennis Court and Iveagh House (Department of Foreign Affairs) and Iveagh Gardens, including stone garden folly are designated Protected Structures (References RPS 2425, 2426 and 7791). In order to facilitate the new extension, the following demolitions are required: - 450 sq.m two storey stone building, which houses a workshop, plant area and ancillary items; and a 120 sq.m maintenance shed located in the north western corner of the site; - A section of the boundary along the Iveagh Gardens, allowing for a new access ramp and steps into the Iveagh Gardens. - A 200 sq.m single storey lean-to structure located to the south side of the Real Tennis Court building, providing for universal access to the Real Tennis Court building. The Real Tennis Court building will be refurbished including the restoration of the tennis court (to a playable condition), and to facilitate space for temporary displays and exhibitions. Construction of a single storey structure to the south side of the Real Tennis Court building will provide universal access, and will include a lobby, toilets, tea station, stairs, lift and ancillary works. Existing windows and roof lights are to be repaired, restored and upgraded as required. The construction of a new link tunnel with a single storey glazed box roof light will connect the Real Tennis Court building to the north east corner of the National Concert Hall. The restoration and refurbishment works to the north and east wings of the former UCD School of Engineering will include a new entrance to the existing north wing, new fire doors to corridors, new lift core to link all levels and permanent interactive display spaces from basement to second floor, a gift shop, lecture theatre, science demonstration laboratory, classrooms, schools lunch area, offices, new sanitary facilities and additional ancillary accommodation. Refurbishment work will also include the restoration of existing external and internal windows and doors, upgrading of the existing roof and roof lights and all minor/ repair work. All existing plant to be removed from roof and replaced with new plant to be located on both the existing and new roof extension. The new extension will connect to the existing building through a glazed link and will include interactive display spaces, a domed planetarium, and external balcony, café, circulation cores and ancillary spaces. Additional plant, toilets and support accommodation will be housed in the basement. The external works will comprise of hard and soft landscaping, lighting, new steps and ramps to facilitate universal access to the existing north wing and Iveagh Gardens, a section of new decorative railings to Iveagh Gardens to replace the proposed section of wall to be removed 26 no. bicycle stands, new surface water attenuation, new foul connection and all associated ancillary works on a site area of circa. 0.837 hectares. The development has been screened for both Appropriate Assessment and Environmental Impact Assessment.

The replacement of an existing glazed door with the installation of a revolving door, and adjacent accessible door, at an existing exit/entrance, on James Street East. The proposal includes enhancements to the public realm on James Street East, with minor improvements to existing hard and soft landscaping, including a planted area, additional public seating and 4 no. cycle parking stands.

RETENTION & PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Retention Permission for development at Newman House, No. 86 St. Stephen's Green, Dublin 2 which is a Protected Structure. The development consists of the erection of four display banner poles and one display panel, all mounted on the north entrance boundary railings and to be erected for a temporary period of 3 years.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Works include the change of use from office to private residential. The demolition of the lift shaft and motor room and making good of the floors and roof. The removal of the existing flat roof and roof access stairs and replacement with a terrace, sunroom and access stairs. The removal of all kitchen and bathroom fittings and replacement with new. The removal and alteration of existing stud partition walls and the construction of new walls. The removal of plasterboard dry lining and making good of internal wall surfaces. The removal and replacement of non-original joinery with new joinery to an appropriate detail to include: windows, internal doors, architraves, skirtings and floors. Cleaning and repair of the remaining historic cornices and replacement of modern cornices with new to an appropriate design. Alterations to the existing stairs to reverse modern alterations including the replacement of the second to third floor stairs and removal of the third floor mezzanine. The repair and repointing of the brickwork facades. Alteration to window and door openings at basement level. New mechanical and electrical installation including a heat pump with external unit.

The proposed development will consist of amendments and alterations to a previously approved scheme granted permission under DCC Reg. Ref. 3725/18 and ABP Reg. Ref. PL29S.303676 to provide for; (i) An increase of 178 sqm in total floor area across the ground, first, second, third and fourth floor levels to provide for an office development with a total gross floor area of c.1,410 sqm; (ii) An increase in the permitted building height from 17.83m to 18.38m; (iii) Minor elevational changes to include glazing on the eastern facade; (iv) Reconfiguration of the approved ground floor level to include a reception area, breakroom, WC & shower facilities, circulation areas and services; and, (v) An increase in the total no. of bicycle parking spaces to be provided on site from 20 no. spaces to 30 no. spaces.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: PERMISSION:Permission for the reconstruction of part of the original rear boundary wall between the rears of no. 105 and no. 106 Baggot St Lower, the demolition of the newly built wall and railing at the rear of the properties, the construction of a new 1.8m high brick wall to the rear of the properties, part removal and reconstruction of the existing blockwork boundary walls onto Lad Lane and creation of a new pedestrian entrance from Lad Lane to rear of the properties for use of the existing office buildings all at 105-108 Baggot St. Lower Dublin 2 (D02DX60, DO2PY02, D02WT25, D02TF66) which are protected structures

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: PERMISSION/ RETENTION PERMISSION; Retention for the removal of the original rear boundary wall between the rears of no. 105 and no. 106 Baggot Street Lower due to its poor structural condition and for the construction of a new safety wall and railing with pedestrian gate (1.9m high) at rear. Planning permission is also sought for part removal and reconstruction of the existing blockwork boundary walls onto Lad Lane and creation of a new pedestrian and vehicular access from Lad Lane to rear of the properties and the existing car parking for use of the existing office buildings.

Extension to the previously granted Reg.Ref. 4296/19, to extend the ground floor by an additional 68 sq.m to the south east, including staff shower facilities, drying rooms and break room together with a revised covered bicycle parking and plant area. It is also proposed to include minor elevational alterations to the North West, North East and South West elevations.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Zozimus Bar Limited intends to apply for permission to continue the use of the artistic installation of umbrellas suspended on catenary cables affixed to the external walls of the adjacent buildings, Centenary House, Anne's Lane, Dublin 2 and nos. 35, 36 and 37 Dawson Street (Protected Structures) and will include integral lighting in individual umbrellas, for which temporary permission was granted by Planning Permission Reg. Ref. 3528/17 and renewed by Planning Permission Reg. Ref. 4717/19.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: RETENTION: Permission to retain the artistic installation of umbrellas suspended on catenary cables affixed to the external walls of the adjacent buildings, Centenary House, Anne's Lane, Dublin 2 and Nos. 35, 36 and 37 Dawson Street (Protected Structures) and will include integral lighting in individual umbrellas, for which a temporary permission was granted by Planning Permission Reg. Ref. 3528/17.

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 restoration and refurbishment of the front facade of No. 11 Fitzwilliam Square which is a Protected Structure. The works will consist of the following: 1) Cleaning and re-pointing of the entire facade with lime mortar to include for the replacement of damaged bricks as required, removal of paint from the granite window cills, removal of existing sand cement patent window reveals and re-rendering in lime., 2) Restoration and refurbishment of existing cast/wrought iron balcony at first floor (Piano Nobile) level. 3) Restoration and refurbishment of existing wrought iron railings at street level. 4) Repairs, as required, to front parapet gutter to include the lifting, re-setting on DPC and repointing with lime of existing granite coping stones. 5) Removal of all existing non-original windows (7 No.) and their replacement with new h/w sash windows in a style appropriate to the period. 6) Removal and making good to surrounding brickwork of existing uPVC downpipe on the front facade. 7) General cleaning and repainting of all existing woodwork, door surround, plasterwork etc.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The development will consist of works to a protected structure, a terraced single-pile three-bay four story over basement with basement well. Note: The house is sub-divided into 5 no. residential units. Works involve façade renewal/remedial works to the street elevational to include the removal of cementitious pointing and stopping mortars and repointing of brick using traditional Irish wig pointing in accordance with the specification and method statement from the appointed conservation architects.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: RPS. Ref. 5203: Permission for change of use from the existing commercial unit at 1st, 2nd and 3rd floors to residential use (providing 5 bedrooms) including minor internal alterations.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Permission is sought for works to the commercial premises at the ground and basement floors, comprising of refurbishment of existing restaurant/ take away unit for new restaurant/ take away unit including interior fit-out, alterations to existing shopfront including new shopfront signage and external lighting. This is a Protected Structure.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Permission & Retention: Retention permission for internal material alterations which were carried out in 2018 at No 89 St Stephens Green, Dublin 2, Dublin, (PROTECTED STRUCTURE -RPS No. 7800). These alterations consist of removal of enclosure walls bounding kitchens to facilitate open plan living space, replacement of walls bounding toilets with glazed partitions & removal of drop ceilings. These works were carried out in all 3No. 1 bed apartments. Planning Permission is also sought for the installation of an AOV window in the rear roof of the property above the common area staircase & associated site works at No 89 St Stephen's Green, Dublin 2, Dublin, (Apartments: No.1-D02 CV96, No.2-D02 C954 & No.3- D02 RK20).

Permission for a material change of use from retail to cafe of the existing unit no. 14 Royal Hibernian Way, Dawson Street, Dublin 2 with minor alterations to shop front and rear (as approved under reg. ref. 3744/17) for ventilation purposes and minor alterations to interior.

Permission for a material change of use from retail to restaurant and amalgamation of the existing units with minor alterations to shop front and rear (as approved under reg. ref. 3744/17) for ventilation purposes and minor alterations to interior.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: We, The Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland, intend to apply for Permission for development at this site: 8 Merrion Square North, Dublin D02 YE68, a Protected Structure (Ref: 5109). The development will consist of: Masonry cleaning to the steps, railing plinth-wall and granite facing of the front elevation at ground floor.

Permission for new shopfront and signage to replace existing.

Permission for a change use of 139.3 sq.m of the ground floor offices to a new Credit Union Branch, the remainder of the building will remain in office use. The works include replacement of the existing building ID signage on the shop front on the Lincoln Place elevation; removal of the existing internal roller shutter on the rear elevation facing onto Merrion Close; building up this ope’s cill height in matching brickwork to form a new window ope and installation of a new security shutter externally within the ope, flush with the external wall, all at 4-5 Lincoln Place, Dublin 2, D02 XR68.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Planning permission in relation to the rear of No. 10, 11 and 12 South Frederick Street, Dublin 2, which are designated Protected Structures and are in an Architectural Conservation Area, to carry out the following external works: • Demolition of the low-level wall and related metal railings, demolition of low-level boundary walls between 10 and 11 and between 11 and 12 including related metal railings at the subject lands fronting Dawson Lane. • Minor re-alignment of boundaries and construction of a new rendered 3.5 mt rear boundary wall with granite capping, quoins and lintels along Dawson Lane and construction of new rendered concrete party walls (3.05 and 2.0 mt) and new hardwood timber electronically controlled sliding doors and all associated site works.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: RPS: 5119: the development will consist of replacement of non-original sash windows in existing frames on the front facade, refurbishment/restoration of glazing bars to the existing sashes on the rear facade, all including slimline thermal efficient double glazing replacement of the single pane fanlight with patterned leaded glazing, traditional lime based re-pointing of the front facade brickwork and cleaning/repointing of granite facade, dwarf wall to railings also the steps/landing refurbishment and redecoration of the iron railings and balconettes, re-slating of the main roof in natural slate, re-rendering of chimney stacks at roof level in a lime based mortar and all associated ancillary works.

Protected Structure: Development will consist of the renewal of all electrical installations and associated fixtures. 1 Fitzwilliam Place is listed in Dublin City Council's Record of Protected Structures - Ref no. 2754

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The development will consist of repointing of the front elevation using lime-based mortars with a traditional wigged joint finish.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Development consisting of alterations and extensions to existing vacant & dilapidated coach mews house previously in office use. Works to include removal of non-original fabric inc. roof slates & windows/ doors & installation & repair with new roof slates & windows & doors, cleaning & repairs of existing stone & brick work, construction of new two storey extension to front to provide additional accommodation, alterations, refurbishment & restoration of interior to provide two bedroom plus study mews dwelling house with new landscaping & boundary walls to rear and all other associated site development works, drainage, etc., alterations and changes to existing access & car parking & open space to rear of main property to facilitate works, including first floor balconies to both front and rear facades.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The development will consist of the conversion of an existing two-storey mews building from office to residential use. The proposed development includes; the stripping-out of non-original internal stud walls and linings and their replacement in a new layout; the replacement of a concrete floor slab with a breathable limecrete type; the upgrading of the thermal performance of the external walls with breathable material; the replacement of non-original fiber cement slates with natural slate; the renewal of rainwater goods; the installation of 3 No. rooflights; the replacement of a non-original front door, the restoration of the brick façade; the landscaping of the courtyard; the installation of a drainage layout connecting to the existing; the renewal of mechanical, electrical and plumbing services throughout; general conservation and associated repairs including refurbishment of existing original windows and sundry repairs and renewals not impacting the special interest of the protected structure.

The proposed development will consist of the following: Change of use of existing first floor from retail to medical treatment and all ancillary works.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: PERMISSION:The development will consist of the change of use from Art Gallery, Retail, Yoga Studios, and Offices to Hotel use, which will be operationally linked to the Trinity Townhouse Hotel located at Nos. 12, 29 and 30 Frederick Street South, Dublin 2. The development will comprise 25 No. bedrooms and ancillary lounge areas and will function as an extension to the existing Trinity Townhouse Hotel. The development will include the demolition of the non-original rear annexes from lower ground level to 2nd floor level (c. 155 sq m); and the construction of a ground floor level rear extension (c. 122 sq m) over an extension at lower ground floor/basement level (c. 114 sq m). The development will increase the gross floor area of Nos. 24 and 25 Frederick Street South from c. 800 sq m to c. 881 sq m. The development will also comprise of: the replacement of the non-original PVC windows to the rear of the existing properties with sliding sash timber windows; internal room modifications including an interconnecting link between No. 24 and 25 at ground floor level; signage; lighting; bin storage; plant; green and blue roofs; hard and soft landscaping; and all associated site works above and below ground.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The development will consist of: the change of use from Art Gallery, Retail, Yoga Studios and Offices to Hotel use; the demolition of the non-original rear annexes from lower ground level to 2nd floor level (148 sq.m); and the construction of a ground floor level rear extension (76 sq.m) over an extension at lower ground/basement level (51 sq m). The development will decrease the gross floor area of Nos. 24 and 25 Frederick Street South from 814 sq m to 793 sq m. The proposed hotel comprising 25 No. bedrooms and ancillary lounge areas will be functionally linked to the Trinity Townhouse Hotel which is located at Nos. 12, 29 and 30 Frederick Street South, Dublin 2. The development will also comprise of: the replacement of the non-original PVC windows to the rear of the existing properties with sliding sash timber windows; internal room modifications including an interconnecting link between No. 24 and 25 at ground floor level; a link bridge suspended over an internal courtyard connecting to the proposed extension; signage; lighting; bin storage; plant; hard and soft landscaping; and all associated site works above and below ground.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The development will consist of the change of use from café seating area to office space, at basement level only. The works include minor internal modifications works, fit out and installation of mechanical plant to the rear, all with associated signage and associated site works.

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.

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.