Change of use on ground floor (121.8 m2) and part first floor (22.47 m2) from existing retail use to takeaway restaurant with associated kitchen extract and ventilation equipment to rear, existing upper residential floors retained.

Single storey extension to rear, attic conversion with dormer window to rear incorporating raising of ridge line and rooflight to front

Permission is sought for the demolition of the existing single storey flat roofed extension which projects at the rear of the house and the construction of a free-standing, single storey home office with a corrugated, metal clad and glazed mono-pitched roof.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Permission for the demolition of non-original single storey garage/workshop/storage buildings (26 sq.m) and erection of a (55 sq.m) two-storey one-bedroomed dwelling unit and associated works, at site at Fortescue Lane, to rear of No. 6 Rathmines Road Lower (a protected structure).

Extend and raise the roof height of the existing rear garage. With two velux windows. Raise the roof of the existing rear utility room. New side window.

Alterations to the planning permission for the refurbishment and extension of the buildings under Register Reference 3706/21; An Bord Pleanála Reference ABP-312494-22 to provide an additional 1,433 sq. m. GFA of office accommodation (to 17,544 sq. m. GFA; an additional 7,672 sq. m. GFA to the existing building) comprising: 1) Rearrangement of permitted basement layout reducing car parking spaces from 16 no. (including 1 no. disabled space) to 6 no. (including 2 no. disabled spaces); increasing cycle parking spaces from 174 no. to 238 no.; repositioning of cycle parking areas, staff showers, changing rooms and lockers, cycle repair area, plant and tank areas, bin storage areas and provision of 1 no. motorcycle parking space; 2) Reconfiguration of layout of ground floor on the Hatch Street Upper frontage including incorporation of permitted office space for collaborative working into building reception area and repositioned ESB substation and switchrooms and on the Adelaide Road frontage to provide for extended building reception area; 3) Construction of an extension (147 sq. m.) to the permitted sixth floor office floorplate on the Hatch Street Upper frontage; 4) Construction of an extension (97 sq. m.) to the permitted seventh floor office floorplate on the Hatch Street Upper frontage including provision of a 44.5 sq. m. roof terrace; 5) Reconfiguration of the permitted roofterrace and green roof on the seventh floor on the Adelaide Road frontage including provision of a plant enclosure and extension of the area of the roof terrace from 136.8 sq. m. to 223 sq. m.; and 6) Construction of an additional office floor (1,158 sq. m.) set back from Hatch Street Upper frontage with two new roof terraces – 87 sq. m. to the north and 192 sq. m. to the south.

Planning permission for the development will consist of the refurbishment and extension of the buildings comprising: 1) reconfiguration of the layout of the basement to provide for 16 no. car parking spaces (including 1 no disabled car parking space); 174 no. cycle parking spaces; 2 no. motorcycle parking spaces; staff showers, changing rooms and lockers; bicycle repair area; plant and tank areas and bin storage areas; 2) reconfiguration of the existing office floorplates and construction of extensions on the eastern and western sides of the buildings at first, second, third, fourth and fifth floors to provide an additional 6,239 sq. m. GFA of office accommodation (to 16,111 sq. m. GFA) including office space for collaborative working at ground floor in Hardwicke House and an ESB substation and switchrooms at ground level; 3) construction of two additional setback floors resulting in an eight storey Hardwicke House, setting back to a seven storey Montague House; 4) removal of all existing external cladding and replacement with a new stone frame structure framing double height glazed openings; 5) provision of roof terraces at sixth and seventh floor level on Montague House and at the sixth floor level on Hardwicke House; 6) provision of a 541 sq. m. plant area enclosure and 85 sq. m. solar photovoltaic ('PV') modules at roof level; 7) upgrading of pedestrian route along the eastern boundary, reconfiguration of the disabled ramp and widening of the access steps to the front of Hardwicke House.

The development will consist of the demolition of the existing return and the construction of a new 2 storey return on the same footprint, alterations to the front facade and changes to the internal layout.

RETENTION & PERMISSION:For Permission for Retention of partly constructed 2-storey residential extension and permission for the completion of the partly constructed 2-storey extension (67 sq meters) together with all associated site works to rear of existing private dwelling house. (The site is within a conservation area).

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Permission for this site, the Landmark Public House (a Protected Structure), located at 1 Kevin Street Lower, Dublin 8, D08DX2A and the ground floors of 40 Wexford Street, Dublin 2, D02 CH68 and 39 Wexford Street, Dublin 2, D02 Y389 and the ground floor and part first floor of 38 Wexford Street, Dublin 2, D02 Y389. The proposed development will consist of: The extension of the Landmark Public House (a Protected Structure), located at 1 Kevin Street Lower, Dublin 8, D08 DX2A and the ground floor of 40 Wexford Street, Dublin 2, D02 CH68 by amalgamation with the ground level of 39 Wexford Street, Dublin 2, D02 Y389 and the ground floor and part first floor of 38 Wexford Street, Dublin 2, D02 Y389 (the premises at 38 and 39 Wexford Street have been previously amalgamated and operational in their most recent use as a retail unit). The amalgamation will involve the demolition of part of the ground level wall between the Landmark Public House (a Protected Structure) and the ground floor level of 39 Wexford Street, Dublin 2, D02 Y389. Certain further demolition of existing partition walls at the ground level of the Landmark Public House (a Protected Structure) are also proposed. The development proposes a change of use of the premises at 38 and 39 Wexford Street from retail use to public house, with the extended area to be used as dining space at ground floor and storage space at first floor. The total extension area at ground and first floor is 144msq. The development will consist of the installation of a new shopfront to both buildings at 38 and 39 Wexford Street and internal modifications at ground floor to the layout of the Protected Structure, The Landmark Public House at 1 Kevin Street Lower and 40 Wexford Street. No new kitchen installation is proposed; the new dining area is to be serviced from the existing kitchen.

RETENTION: permission for a single storey extension to rear of existing house with associated ancillary works at 33 Long Lane, Portobello, Dublin 8, D08 P3C3.

Permission is sought for a development which will include: (a) the partial demolition of existing buildings on site including: (i) full demolition of rear two-storey extension and car park fronting Liberty Lane; (ii) removal of external walls at Nos. 3/4 Kevin Street and retention of existing concrete floor plates and support structures (existing ground floor unit of No. 4 Kevin Street will remain untouched); (b) Re-use and incorporation of existing concrete floor plates from ground to second floor levels into the new development consisting of the construction of an 8 storey hotel comprising 81 no. bedrooms, with setback and terraces at third and sixth floors; (c) Provision of an entrance, reception area, lounge, luggage store, W/C, staff break room, stair core, 2 no. lift cores, water storage, service room, switch room, staff bike store, bin storage and 1 no. separate (existing) takeaway unit at ground floor; and provision of bedroom suites, on upper floors with machine room at sixth floor; (d) Provision of car parking garage to rear of development and recessed taxi set down area at ground floor level accessible from Liberty Lane; (e) Permission is also sought for all associated works including boundary treatments, infrastructure, lighting, green-blue roof, foul/surface drainage and site works necessary to facilitate the development.

Permission is sought for a development which will include: a) the partial demolition of existing buildings on site including: (i) full demolition of rear two-storey extension and car park fronting Liberty Lane; ii) removal of external walls at Nos. 3/4 Kevin Street and retention of existing concrete floor plates and support structures (existing ground floor unit of No. 4 Kevin Street will remain untouched); b) Re-use and incorporation of existing concrete floor plates from ground to second floor levels into the new development consisting of the construction of an 8 storey hotel comprising 81 no. bedrooms, with setback and terraces at third and sixth floors; c) Provision of an entrance, reception area, lounge, luggage store, WC, staff break room, stair core, 2 no. lift cores, water storage, service room, switch room, staff bike storage, bin storage and 1 no. separate (existing) takeaway unit at ground floor; and provision of bedroom suites on upper floors with machine room at sixth floor; d) Provision of car parking garage to rear of development and recessed taxi set down area at ground floor level accesible from Liberty Lane; e) Permisssion is also sought for all associated works including boundary treatments, infrastructure, lighting, green-blue roof, foul/surface drainage and site works necessary to facilitate the development.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Permission for development at a site of c. 0.03ha located at Stable Lane, off Clonmel Street, at rear of 87-91 Harcourt Street, Dublin 2. The development will consist of the following: Construction of a residential development comprising 8 no. apartments (4 no. 3 beds, 4 no. 2 beds), a lobby and roof terrace, in a new five-storey building over an existing basement, substation and car lift. The proposal will also provide for 24 no. cycle parking spaces within the existing basement. The development will be accessed from Stable Lane to Clonmel Street. The development is within the curtilage of a protected structure (former national hospital, 87-91 Harcourt Street).

The development will consist of the construction of a new two storey detached, two bedroom dwelling, with two dormer windows to the front and one dormer window to the rear, with a total floor area of c.72.4 m2, associated private space. The construction of a new boundary wall to the rear of the dwelling and all associated site works.

PERMISSION AND RETENTION KC Capital Property Group Limited intend to apply for planning permission and retention permission for development at The Greenside Building, 45-47 Cuffe Street, Dublin 2 (D02 CX48). The application site also fronts Montague Court and Protestant Row. This application seeks amendments to the development permitted and under construction under Reg. Ref. 2142/20, as amended by Reg. Ref. 3507/20 (ABP-308961-20). Planning permission is sought for the following proposed amendments: - Reconfiguration of the internal layout at the lower and upper ground floors, and mezzanine level, along with associated changes to the southern elevation (Protestant Row); - Omission of the lightwells from the previously permitted layout at the upper ground floor level; - The amendments result in an increase of 11.6 sqm gross floor area to the permitted scheme of 5,210.9 sqm, bringing the overall gross floor area to 5,222.5 sqm; Retention permission is sought for the following: - Change in material at 6th floor, western elevation (Wexford Street) from permitted aluminium panelling to glazed curtain wall.

Amendments to the development permitted and under construction under Reg. Ref. 2142/20, as amended by Reg. Ref. 3507/20 (ABP-308961-20). Permission sought for amendments to the development permitted and under construction under Reg. Ref. 2142/20, as amended by Reg. Ref. 3507/20 (ABP-308961-20). The proposed amendments consist of the following: (i) Provision of a fire escape corridor, with new fire exit on to Cuffe Street, and associated alterations to the lightwells at street level; (ii) Associated revisions to internal layout at basement and upper ground floor level and eastern elevation; (iii) Reduction in height of permitted revolving door on the northern elevation; (iv) Relocation of permitted door and provision of roller shutter door on the southern elevation; (v) The amendments result in a reduction in gross floor area to the permitted scheme of 5,210.9 sq.m. with an overall proposed GA of 5,189.3 sq.m.

Permission for proposed amendments to planning permission received on the 30th August 2019, Planning Reference No. 3094/19, including the proposed removal of existing chimney, proposed increase in height of 2 no. chimneys, proposed increase in height of two storey extension by 150mm, proposed increase in footprint of first floor extension to the south and west, proposed new screen over boundary wall to Oakfield Place, proposed change in finish to boundary wall to Oakfield Place from brick to render and proposed change in finish to first floor extension from high quality cladding to high quality cladding or brick.

The development consists of the following: (i) Demolition of existing structures on site. (ii) Construction of an 8 storey office development over a lower ground floor/basement level. A part mezzanine if provided between the upper ground floor and first floor. (iii) The proposal steps down in height at various levels with accessible terraces, to part 4 storey to Protestant Row. (iv) A total 48 bicycle parking spaces are proposed at upper ground/street access level with access off Protestant Row. (v) The proposal includes plant room at roof level. (vi) A shared office/town hall/cafe space is proposed at upper ground level. (vii) Public realm upgrades to Montague Court. (viii) The overall proposal comprises c. 4,717sq.m Gross Floor Area. (ix) All associated site development and services works, landscape works, plant, substation and associated development.

The application site also fronts Montague Court and Protestant Row. This application seeks amendents to the development permitted and under construction under Reg. Ref. 2142/20, as amended by Reg. Ref. 3507/20 (ABP-308961-20). The proposed amendments consist of the following: (i) Provision of a fire escape corridor, with new fire exit on to Montague Lane, and associated alterations to the lightwells at street level; (ii) Revised public realm works; (iii) Associted revisions to internal layout and eastern elevation; (iv) The amendments provide for a reduction in gross floor area to the permitted scheme of 7.6 sq.m. with an overall proposed GFA of 5,202.4 sq.m.

Construction of a part single storey, part two storey extension to the rear and incorporating the raising of the roof ridge line. Conversion of the attic space with dormer extension to the rear. The installation of velux rooflights to the front roof slope and all associated site works.

Demolition of part (29.5 sqm) of an existing single storey workshop and the construction of a two-storey extension of 60 sqm to the rear of the remaining workshop of 63 sqm to form a detached live/work mews dwelling along with new roof lights to the existing workshop roof, two cycle spaces and all associated site works at The Old Forge, 6 Bloomfield Park and to the rear of no. 13 and no. 14 Longwood Avenue, Dublin 8.

The development will consist of the demolition of the existing single storey extension and lean-to-shed to the rear of the house and the construction of a new, single storey ground floor rear extension, conversion of the attic into a habitable room with a new dormer extension to the rear, changes to the internal layout and associated site-works.

RETENTION PERMISSION: Retention of a metal frame canopy structure with retractable fabric awning in the front garden of Little Bird Cafe at 82 South Circular Road, Dublin 8, D08 FC62 at the corner with Spencer Street South.

The development will consist of the demolition of an existing single-storey lean-to to the rear to facilitate a single-storey exempted development to the rear.

Full planning permission for the following to the existing end of terrace two storey house with adjoining two storey flat roof side extension with single storey extension to rear: Permission to demolish existing adjoining side & rear extension. Permission requested to redesign the existing original end of terrace house with a single storey tile roof extension to front with a redesign of the interior on both floors with glazing-door openings changed to accommodate new layout. Permission requested to erect a two storey fully service hipped dwelling with single storey extension to front with window box on first floor gable to the end of original the terrace house. Alterations to boundary walls to accommodate new layout. Maintain connection to existing drainage and allow new connection for proposed house and all ancillary site works.

Permission for the following to the existing end of terrace two storey house with adjoining two storey flat roof side extension with single storey extension to rear: Permission to demolish existing adjoining side & rear extension. Permission requested to redesign the existing original end of terrace house with a single storey tile roof extension to front with a redesign of the interior on both floors with glazing-door openings changed to accommodate new layout. Permission requested to erect a two storey fully service detached dwelling with single storey extension to front and rear. Alterations to boundary walls to accommodate new layout. Maintain connection to existing drainage and allow new connection for proposed house and all ancillary site works.

The development consists of an attic conversion with provision for a dormer window to the rear of an existing 2 storey house over an existing basement apartment and for all associated site works.

RETENTION: Retention of a dormer roof situated to rear (south elevation) on a pitched slated roof, with a double glazed UPVC window and bitumen membrane external finish to dormer. Inclusive of associated works to existing roof.

RETENTION: The development consists of the retention of a dormer roof situated to rear (south elevation) on a pitched slated roof, with a double glazed UPVC window and bitumen membrane external finish to dormer. Inclusive of associated works to existing roof.

The development will cosist of the construction of a new 3 bed two storey terraced dwelling, with amended landscaping & site works with vehicular access from St Kevins Parade to form carparking space.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Amendment of pervious permission Reg. Ref.: 4768/19, as extended by Reg. Ref.: 4768/19/X1 as follows: -Alterations to the front elevation to omit the permitted sesame lift and provide a platform lift within the front lightwell. Restoration of granite plinth and replacement of modern railings. -Minor amendments to increase the depth (increased by c. 460mm) and alter the extent of the permitted basement (basement floor area to reduce by c. 50.5m2 (c. 215.3m2 to c. 164.8m2)) to the newbuild element to the rear. -Minor internal alterations and improvements to the Protected Structure comprising alterations to doors, partitions and walls, fireplaces, windows and other associated changes. -General rearrangement of internal layouts of newbuild element to the rear including relocation of radio studios from ground to first floor. -Demolition and replacement of boundary wall at rear extension between the site and 7/8 Harcourt Street. -Alterations to the permitted rear extension to increase the parapet height by c. 4.17m (c. 13.7m to c. 17.869m) and increase the roof height of the permitted new glazed atrium roof to the rear by c. 3.67m (c. 16.7m to c. 20.371m). Alterations to façade treatments of the permitted rear extension to include additional brick in keeping with surrounding buildings. -And all associated and ancillary works

PROTECTED STRUCTURE - The development will consist of: 1. The following works to the existing 18th C Protected Structure fronting onto Harcourt Street: a) The restoration of the great staircase windows; b) The renovation and redecoration of the original building generally including insofar as is practical, the restoration and re-instatement of original architectural features that were previously removed or modified; c) The installation of new electrical and mechanical services; d) The removal of non-original internal partitions; e) The modification of existing openings at ground, first, second and third floor levels on the rear facade by lowering the cill level of these windows to create new door openings to the new atrium space; f) The reinstatement of an original double door opening between the existing front and rear main rooms at first floor level; g) Internal alterations to the existing smaller front room at second floor level; h) Brickwork repair and repointing to the existing front and rear facades; i) Modification of the existing front entrance to facilitate universal access including installation of new granite plinth and steps; j) Sundry associated works. 2. The change of use of the existing main building on the site, a four storey over basemant structure, from office accommodation to use as a public museum space and educational facility on the first, second and third floors. the existing ground floor use of a bookshop will be retained and adjusted to include a café facility. The existing private club use at basement level will be retained. The change of use of the retained existing 18th C ground floor rear return for use as radio studios. 3. The demolition of an existing 19th C two storey mews building on the site together with 19th C additions to the return. 4. Construction of a new four storey over basement structure at the rear of the existing site, fronting onto, and with access from, Montague Lane at the rear of the site, with plant enclosure to the roof area. This structure will be 783sqm in area and will accommodate an auditorium space at basement level, service use at ground floor and office and administration uses on the upper floors. 5. The creation of a new glazed roof four storey atrium link space of 64sqm in floor area between the rear facade of the existing main building and the proposed new structure at the rear. 6. Sundry associated works.

Protected Structure: Permission to increase the capacity of the existing Montessori from permitted maximum 20 children to a new maximum 30 children and all associated site works.

Planning Permission for a single storey office extension (21 sq.m) to rear.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE The development will consist of the conservation and refurbishment of the existing Pathology Block, one of the buildings included in the National Concert Hall (NCH) Complex, located on Hatch Street Upper. The development includes the change of use of the former UCD School of Medicine to the Learning and Participation function of the NCH. The total floor area of the development is approx. 1401 msq. The Pathology Block, link structure and adjacent Butler Wing (South) are designated Protected Structures within the NCH complex (Reference RPS 2425). The conservation and refurbishment works to the Pathology Block will include a new public entrance to the existing link structure on Hatch Street Upper to provide universal access, 2no. recital spaces, 5no. workshop spaces, offices, new sanitary facilities and additional ancillary support and plant accommodation. The existing sandstone facade and chimney stack to Hatch Street will be cleaned, repaired and conserved. Existing brickwork shall be repointed where necessary. Refurbishment work will include the conservation and repair of existing external windows, doors, roof lights and upgrading of the existing slate roof, including removal of some asbestos slates, and rainwater goods and all minor/repair work. The existing glazing will be retained where possible and works will include installation of slim-line glazing in the two recital rooms and percussion workshops. Secondary glazing will be installed internally to 5no. of the windows of the main recital space. 5no. casement windows will be replaced with new timber sliding sashes, to match the windows on Hatch Street Upper. New heating, ventilation and cooling plant is to be located internally in the first floor area of the West Range, with associated louvres to the roof lantern and condensers in the courtyard garden, new floor and removal of walls and staircase. 2no. window openings are to be adapted, and 2no. new opes to provide fire escape doors on the west elevation. The existing access gate will be relocated to the north. Walls and partitions to be removed to facilitate Workshops 3, 4 and 5 and office 2. Blocked up opes to be reused with new doors and windows to the courtyard. The existing flat roofed timber clad structure over the granite bridge linking the Pathology Block and the Butler Wing is to be removed and the bridge returned to its original condition. A lime render application is proposed on the east elevation facing the Butler Wing. The flat roof and north wall of the link structure to be removed and rebuilt, to accommodate new entrance space, toilet facilities. Internal steps and a platform lift will facilitate universal access to the existing ground floor of the Butler Wing South. The rear wall is to be rebuilt 2.4 meters to the north to accommodate 2 no. universally accessible toilets on the Pathology Block ground floor and the ground floor of the Butler Wing South. In order to facilitate the proposed development, the following demolitions are required: Block A - A 75sqm vacant repair workshop with a flat roof and pre cast concrete coping. Block B - A 9sqm vacant lock-up store of modern blockwork construction, partly rendered. Block C - A 33msq single storey lean-to structure and redundant plant and ducts located to the north side of the Pathology Block to re-instate two high level windows. Block D - An existing 5sqm concrete lean-to shed in the courtyard - housing redundant plant equipment. Block E - An existing 6sqm timber frame enclosure in the courtyard. Modern 1990s mezzanine 141sqm first floor and staircase housing vacant offices. 28sqm timber gallery and stairs. 109sqm Link Structure to include flat roof and rear wall. The external works will comprise hard and soft landscaping, including measures to protect the three mature lime trees, lighting, new steps and gently sloped inclines to facilitate universal access to the proposed new entrance, new folding gates to Hatch Street Upper to replace the existing section of infill railings, 4 bicycle stands (8 bicycles), replacement of existing drainage lines, provision of SUDS features and all associated ancillary drainage and site works on a site area of circa. 0.2628 hectares. The development has been screened for both Appropriate Assessment and Environmental Impact Assessment.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The development will consist of the conversion of the existing car port to an entrance hall, the construction of a first floor rear extension and minor alterations to the internal layouts. The building is within the curtilage of a Protected Structure.

The removal of existing signage along the Charlemont Place elevation consisting of: 1 no. WeWork facade sign comprising of built up illuminated lettering in aluminium back painted colour located between the 4th and 5th floor. 1 no. WeWork internal manifestation located in the 4th floor corner glazed drum. 1 no. WeWork over door sign comprising of built up suspended rimless illuminated lettering in aluminium back painted colour. The removal of existing signage along the Charlemont Street elevation consisting of: 1 no. WeWork facade sign comprising of built up illuminated lettering in aluminium back painted colour located between the 4th and 5th floor. The erection of new signage along the Charlemont Place elevation consisting of: 1 no. “Bankside” facade sign comprising of white acrylic push through illuminated lettering in an aluminium polyester powder coated fascia coloured to match existing building fins, located above the main entrance. The erection of new signage along the Charlemont Street elevation consisting of: 1 no. “Bankside” facade sign comprising of 80mm deep freestanding letters finished in an aluminium polyester powder coated colour to match existing building fins with white acrylic side illuminated lettering, located above the secondary entrance on existing canopy.

RETENTION: We, East Coast Inns Limited, intend to apply for retention planning permission at this site at McCafferty's at The Barge, 42 Charlemont Street, Dublin 2, D02 R593 for the following development: (a) two parapet add-ons at roof level, one being on the southeast elevation and one being on the northeast elevation, (b) a new wall sign to the northwest elevation facing down Charlemont Street, (c) eight flagpole holders mounted to the external walls and (d) a Guinness wall mural to the southeast elevation of the building covering an existing window.

IPUT plc. Intends to apply for planning permission to amend a previously permitted development (DCC Reg Ref 4077/23) at a site comprising Deloitte House, 29 Earlsfort Terrace, Dublin 2 (formerly Teach Earlsfort/Earlsfort House) and Garryard House (formerly 25-28) Earlsfort Terrace, Dublin 2 (and including a 2-level carpark to the rear of both office blocks). The site abuts No. 24 Earlsfort Terrace (a Protected Structure). The proposed development includes the following elements: Changes to all permitted facades, including changes to façade design, solid-to-void rhythm & proportion, materials, door relocations etc (with associated internal layout changes); Changes to the northern elevation including omission of a permitted colonnade on Hatch Street Upper and associated change to building footprint; Facade moved north by 1000mm at Level 07 & 08; Omission of a mezzanine level (at Basement -1); Change of use (c.300 sq. m.) at Lower Ground Floor (from stairs/wc/parking to staff wellness suite); Additional roof terrace at Level 5 (facing north & east), with associated landscaping; Relocation of ESB sub-station (from Earlsfort Terrace to the western facing façade); Relocation and enlargement of permitted café (now to be accessed from Hatch Street Upper); and parapet lowered at 7th Floor setback. There will be a slight reduction in overall floorspace (from c.30,955 sq. m to c. 30,945 sq. m) with no change in the permitted overall height.

Planning permission for development at a site comprising Deloitte House, 29 Earlsfort Terrace, Dublin 2 (formerly Teach Earlsfort/Earlsfort House) and Garryyard House (formerly 25-28) Earlsfort Terrace, Dublin 2 and including a 2 level carpark to the rear of both office blocks. The site abuts No 24 Earlsfort Terrace ( a protected structure). The intention is to demolish all existing structures on the site and to construct an exemplar replacement building, predominantly office workshop along with a dedicated arts & cultural facility incorporating a retail cafe. Demolition - the demolition of the existing office buildings (c.9,829m2 including basements) comprising a 7 storey (+basement) office block (Deloitte House), fronting onto Hatch Street Upper and Earlsfort Terrace (c.24.18m high + setback plant), an adjoining 5 storey & basement office block (Garryyard House), fronting onto Earlsfort Terrace (c. 17.55m high & setback plant), and a 2 level car park (c. 2,474m2) to the rear of both office blocks. Construction: the construction of a single new office development (c.31,577m2) on the site of the demolished structures, accommodating a dedicated arts & cultural facility (c. 464m2 including a retail cafe). The proposed development will range in height from 2 storeys to the south (facing protected structures along Earlsfort Terrace/Adeladie Road), through setback floors of 6 and 7 storeys to an 8 and 9 storey setback level towards the north/northeast of the site (facing Hatch Street Upper and Earlsfort Terrace), giving an upper parapet height of c.36,855m above ground (with roof plant above). The scheme includes external terraces facing south (at 3rd, 6th, 8th and 9th storey), facing east (at 6th 7th and 8th storey) facing north (at 8th storey) and a pedestrian colonnade onto the Hatch Street Upper frontage. The existing 130 car space will reduce to 20 spaces, accommodated at basement level, accessed off Earlsfort Terrace. 350 bicycle spaces will be provided (including cargo bike and accessible spaces). The proposed development includes associated plant, landscaping and ancillary development and site works above and below ground, including realignment/resurfacing works to parts of the public footpaths boundary the site (along Hatch Street Upper and Earlsfort Terrace).

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Planning permission for the development will consist of the replacement of the existing illuminated static advertising display (6.29m wide x 6.64m high) with a digital advertising display (5.64m wide x 5.75m high with a display area of 5.44m x 5.44m) on the gable wall of no. 40 Lower Kevin Street, Dublin 8 (protected structure) including all associated site works and services and to permanently decommission and remove 2 no. 48 sheet advertising displays at Lucan Road, Chapelizod, Dublin 20 (at bus lay-by in front of Chapelizod Court).

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: For the replacement of 1 No. illuminated 6.29m x 6.64m advertising display with 1No. digital 6.28m x 3.4m advertising display at 40 Lower Kevin Street, Dublin 8 (Protected Structure), and the permanent decommissioning of 1 No. 6.3m x 3.3m illuminated advertising display at 138 South Circular Road, Dublin 8, and all associated site works and services.

KW Investment Funds ICAV acting for and on behalf of its sub-fund KW Investment Fund VII Intends to apply for Permission at a site (c. 0.7 Ha) at: Stokes Place, St Stephen’s Green South and Harcourt Street, Dublin 2. The site is generally bounded by Nos. 92-100 St. Stephen's Green (Protected Structures) to the north and east; Harcourt Street to the west; Nos. 87-91 Harcourt Street (Protected Structures) and buildings on Clonmel Street to the south; and Iveagh Gardens (Protected Structure) to the southeast. The proposed development comprising of amendments to An Bord Pleanála Ref. ABP-311618-21 (DCC Reg. Ref 2062/21) consisting of the following: - Reconfiguration and reduction of the basement levels and repositioned vehicular ramp; Revised ground floor layout including additional pedestrian entrance from St. Stephen’s Green with the consolidation of vehicular access from St. Stephen’s Green only, additional office space, provision of a community café (c. 55 sqm) within a retained structure at the rear of the site and change of use from permitted café/restaurant to an event/entertainment space (c. 483sqm); Inclusion of the existing Russell Court Residential Apartment Building within the application site boundary to facilitate the refurbishment of 9 no. existing apartments; Extension of floor plates from first to sixth floor level; Provision of office space at seventh floor; a newly added eighth floor; Revised car and bicycle parking arrangements, with a reduction in car parking and increase in cycle parking now proposed; Alterations to permitted facades and materials; And all associated and ancillary site development works and landscaping alterations inclusive of removal of the permitted sunken garden and provision of new publicly accessible courtyards, hard and soft landscaping and boundary treatments. Overall, the development at Stokes Place arising from this amendment application will result in a nine-storey building over a 1 part 2 floor basement providing office (c. 40,800sqm), event / entertainment (c. 483sqm) and community floorspace (c. 55sqm). In addition, 9no. of the existing Russell Court apartments are to be refurbished as part of these proposals. The development also includes all associated and ancillary landscaping and development works, inclusive of car and cycle parking, boundary treatments, loading bay, bin store and plant rooms.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Planning permission with a life of 7 years, at a site (c.0.7 ha). The site is generally bounded by Nos. 92-100 St. Stephen's Green (Protected Structures) and small apartment block to the rear of No. 95 St. Stephen's Green to the north and east; Harcourt Street to the west; Nos. 87-91 Harcourt Street (Protected Structures) and buildings on Clonmel Street to the south; and Iveagh Gardens (Protected Structure) to the south east. Proposed development comprises office redevelopment (c. 39,932 sqm total), including: a new 4 to 8 storey office building (c.32,101 sqm gfa office space) over double basement (c.6,347 sqm) with setbacks at 4th, 5th, and 6th floor levels; insert terraces at 1st, 2nd & 3rd floor levels to St. Stephen's Green and Harcourt Street; and roof terraces at 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th floor levels; 1 no retail/cafe/restaurant unit (c.465 sqm gfa); and all associated and ancillary site works, hard and soft landscaping, including: Demolition of existing 5 to 7-storey office complex, including basement (c. 17,550 sqm gfa); vehicular and pedestrian access to site and basement car park at existing site entrances at St. Stephen's Green South and Harcourt Street; new double basement to accommodate 70 no. car parking spaces (of which 4 no. disabled spaces and 35 no. with EV points), 600 no. bicycle spaces, 25 no. motorbike spaces, storage, plant and office welfare facilities; 20 no. surface level visitor bicycle parking spaces; planting and hard landscaping of circulation and amenity spaces at lower ground to 7th floor levels; ancillary plant and stair/lift core at roof level; ESB sub station; 6 no. 300mm microwave link dishes in total, on a 3m steel pole support structure together with associated equipment on the rooftop of Block A; construction management measures at the interface of the proposed works and protected structures, including no. 100 St. Stephens Green and No. 91 Harcourt Street.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Planning permission for the provision of a driveway for vehicular access. The development will consist of removal of portion of front boundary railings and associated plinth, removal of non-original concrete paving slabs on front garden and replacement with permeable gravel finish, dishing of public footpath to Dublin City Council specification, and all ancillary site works, to facilitate 3000mm wide vehicular access for off-street parking.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Planning permission is sought for (i) Removal of 2 non-original single-storey extensions (total 9.15m2) and excavation of floor slab of return and part of garden, to rear at ground floor level. (ii) Removal of deflecting chimney, removal and rebuilding of rear wall to return with new window at first floor level. (iii) Demolitions to allow construction of new 13.75m2 single storey open plan kitchen/dining extension to rear with w.c. and utility, with 2 no. roof lights. (iv) Widening of existing ope at ground floor to link extension to main dwelling and removal of non-original door and widening of opening to rear hall. (v) Internal modifications including removal of non-original partitions, kitchen, bathroom removal of ceiling to bedroom of return and installation of slimline breathable dry-lining to external walls. (vi) Construction of stud partition walls to create new bedroom and family bathroom to return and new bathroom to landing, all at first floor. (vii) Essential restoration, conservation repair and refurbishment including to front railings/gate, repointing to external walls, decoration of front door, repair to sash windows to front/rear of main house and installation of heritage double glazing, reinstatement of cornicing to ceilings throughout. (viii) Replacement of non-original slates to rear return with new natural slate, repairs to roof structure, coverings, flashings and rainwater goods. (ix) Replacement of non-original windows to return with new timber hardwood sliding sash windows. Cills to first floor windows of return to be raised. (x) General upgrading to building services. (xi) Landscaping to front and rear, SUDS drainage and all associated site development works.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: We, O’Callaghan Collection, intend to apply for permission for development at this site, The Green Hotel at Nos. 1-5 Harcourt Street and Cuffe Street, Dublin 2, D02 WR80. The site includes two Protected Structures (RPS Ref. Nos 3515 & 3516). The proposed development involves internal and external modifications to the existing hotel, including alterations and refurbishment works to the Protected Structures (Nos. 3-4 Harcourt Street), and an extension to the main hotel building on Cuffe Street, to provide 22 additional hotel bedrooms, new and enhanced guest facilities, and ancillary areas, and will consist of: i) Demolition of the existing four-storey atrium block at the corner of Harcourt Street and Cuffe Street to accommodate a new entrance and extended reception area at ground floor level, and extension of the main hotel building at existing first to sixth floor levels to provide 13 additional bedrooms. ii) Construction of a new seventh floor level on the main hotel building at Cuffe Street to provide conference rooms, restaurant, kitchen, storage, welfare facilities, and a rooftop bar with external terrace. iii) Provision of a new setback plant enclosure and sedum roof at seventh floor roof level. iv) A new five-storey atrium at the rear of Nos. 3-4 Harcourt Street to facilitate multi-level circulation routes and enhanced links to No. 5 Harcourt Street and the main hotel building on Cuffe Street. v) Internal alterations to Nos. 3-4 Harcourt Street to provide a residents' lounge at ground floor level, and nine bedrooms at first to third floor levels, together with improvement and repair works to the external and internal building fabric. vi) Removal and reinstatement of Luas related fittings on the Cuffe Street façade of the main hotel building. vii) All associated elevational changes and ancillary site works necessary to facilitate the development. The proposed development will extend the gross floor area of the main hotel building by 1,072.9 sq.m, increasing the overall GFA of the hotel to 7,064.8 sq.m.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The Green Hotel, 1-5, Harcourt Street, Dublin 2 (Protected Structures - No. 3 Harcourt Street - RPS Ref No. 3515 & No. 4 Harcourt Street - RPS Ref No. 3516.) Amendments and alterations to a previously approved scheme granted permission under DCC Reg. Ref. 2154/16 to provide for; (i) A new external glazed aluminium framed façade to the atrium block incorporating a glazed lift and overrun; (ii) Reconfiguration of the approved terraces at Third & Fourth floor level to include 2 no. external rooftop outdoor terraces and the addition of 4sqm in terrace floor area; (iii) Extension of the previously approved lift to provide universal access to the main roof terrace at Third floor level; (iv) Provision of a dumb-waiter lift to the rear of No. 4 Harcourt Street; (v) Internal alterations to No. 3 & 4 Harcourt Street to improve circulation; (vi) Works involving the removal and reinstatement of transport related fittings on the façade of the building to facilitate the Luas.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: For the installation of solar panels to the rear, south facing roof.