PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The development will consist of the following: Change of use from bank to restaurant with associated internal and external works including the following: Removal of alterations to internal elements of the former, contemporary bank layout (including removal of glazed screens and other partitions) and provision of new partitions/internal doors to facilitate a restaurant layout that includes a concierge, bar area, dining areas, servery/drop off area, kitchen, WC's, staff/back of house areas, storage/plant at ground floor and basement level -1. Provision of entrance/window signage (7 no. totalling c.2.5 sqm), upgrade of existing main entrance door (on Westmoreland Street) and installation of a new window (to replace existing timber screen) to left (north) of main entrance. All associated site development and services provision including ductwork.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The development consists of installation of proposed awning and signage to the ground floor entrance door to the West Facade of 40/41 Westmoreland Street, (Record of Protected Structures 8549) in accordance with the lodged plans and documents to include all associated/ancillary works.

Planning permission for development at a 0.06 Ha site at Nos. 35 and 36 Abbey Street Upper and Abbey Cottages, Dublin 1. Permission was previously granted for the demolition of the 3 no. storey commercial unit located on the subject site under DCC Reg. Ref. 2954/18. The development will principally consist of modifications to the previously permitted development (DCC Reg. Ref. 2971/17 / ABP Ref. PL29N.249037, DCC Reg. Ref. 2954/18, DCC Reg Ref 2928/19 and DCC Reg Ref 3804/19 / ABP Ref PL29N.305853) resulting in the addition of an eleventh and twelfth floor, each with 16 no. rooms, a gross floor area of 380.5 sq m and set back from the building line; the removal of 3 no. bedrooms at ninth floor level to facilitate a lounge area (60.5 sq m), the provision of a 51 sqm external terrace at ninth floor level with an east facing aspect, the relocation of the domestic hot water pump and external condensers from the previously permitted roof level (part 9 no. to part 11 no. storey building permitted under DCC Reg. Ref. 3804/19 / ABP Ref. PL29N.305853) to roof level of the proposed part 9 no. to part 13 no. storey building, and all associated elevational changes and site development works above and below ground. The proposed development will result in a part 9 no. to part 13 no. storey building with increase in the total number of rooms from 151 no. to 184 no. rooms and an increase in the gross floor area from 5,355 sq m (permitted under DCC Reg. Ref. 3804/19 / ABP Ref. PL29N.305853) to 6,116 sq m.

The development will consist of the partial demolition and alteration of the ground floor retail facades on Lower Liffey Street and Bachelors Walk, including the enclosure of an existing open corner, the installation of new open-able glazed screens and windows on both facades, the installation of new traditional painted shopfront signage and illuminated projecting signage on both facades, the installation of awnings to Lower Liffey Street and all ancillary works.

The reinstating of the ground floor windows to the north elevation in their original openings, the fitting of new shop front and signage to east elevation, the relocation of the existing air handling units to the roof, internal alterations to include the fitting of a new lift, and the construction of new stairs, the use of the ground floor as retail and the 1st floor as offices and all associated site works

Change of use of existing vacant retail unit located at ground floor level to a Gaming Outlet (containing amusement-with-prize machines) and proposed link access to an existing Gaming Outlet (containing amusement-with-prize machines) located at basement level previously granted permission by An Bord Pleanála under Reg. Ref. ABP 309865-2, and all associated site works and services.

RETENTION: The development consists of advertising appearing on doorway and surround at ground floor level and all associated site works.

The development will consist of the proposed erection of signage to the existing shopfront fascias on the ground floor elevation of a restaurant previously granted permission under Reg. Ref. 2781/20 and over/adjacent to the ground floor entrances to a gaming outlet (containing amusement-with-prize machines) at basement level previously granted permission by An Bord Pleanala under Reg. Ref. ABP 309865-2, and all associated site works and services.

The development will consist of change of use of existing vacant retail unit at basement level to a gaming outlet (containing amusement-with-prize machines) and all associated site works and services.

Change of use from a creche to commercial/retail use.

The development will consist of the installation of an ATM machine to the existing shop front to the south elevation.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The Office of Public Works, intend to apply for Planning Permission for development at this site at no. 64-72 and 77 Seán MacDermott Street Lower, Dublin 1 (Site A, 0.77 ha), at no. 61 and to the site of the former Scots Church, Sean MacDermott Street Lower Dublin I (Site B, 0.05 h protected structure (RPS no.7480); overall site area 0.82 h. Site A is bounded Seán MacDermott Street Lower to the North, Railway Street to the South, Sophia Housing and Buckley Student Accommodation to the East and St Mary's Mansions to West, Site B is bounded by Seán MacDermott Street Lower to the North, private residence to the East and Sophia Housing to the South and West. The development will consist of 1 The change of use of the former Our Lady of Charity and Refuge Convent and Magdalene Laundry to the National Centre for Research and Remembrance (NCRR) (total circa 7510sqpm); the provision of a purpose built archival repository (circa 4,030sqm, 2-4 storeys over basement); provision of 3 storey entrance wing (circa 210sqm) accessed via new shared pedestrian and vehicular entrances from Seán MacDermott Street Lower and Railway Street; and the conservation, refurbishment, and upgrade of the existing convent, chapel and dormitory block (circa 3,490sqm). The development will also comprise of the following- a. demolition of the existing single storey Gardener's Lodge (82sqm); b. demolition Of existing single storey glazed corridor (72sqm); c. demolition of existing lift shaft structure (20sqm) and external fire escape stairs; d. demolition of existing basement level store rooms, access steps and railings (9sqm); e. demolition of existing external single storey lean-to structure; f. demolition of existing site boundaries and external walls; g. provision of dedicated garden with hard and soft landscaping as a Garden of Reflection (circa 430sqm); h. provision of surface bicycle parking, hard and soft landscaping; integrated ESB substation; and all associated site works; 2. The provision of a new Educational Facility (circa 3,690sqm ) 3-5 storey block over basement (with rooftop terrace and rooftop plantroom enclosure setback at 3rd and 5th floors respectively); including single storey bin enclosure to Western boundary; the removal of existing boundary walls and entrance gate to Railway Street. This building will be located to the South West end of Site A facing onto Railway Street and accessed via shared new entrance from Railway Street; and will be provided with surface bicycle parking and 3no. bicycle shelters; hard and soft landscaping, new external courtyard; and all associated site works. 3. The conservation and refurbishment of existing derelict 2 storey Dispensary Building to provide a Community based Family and Parenting Support Facility (circa 480sqm); the addition of a new 2 story extension (circa 275sqm, total circa 760sqm) to the North side with glazed entrance link: accessed from within the NCRR development site; the removal of existing oil tank; the reconfiguration of internal layouts; the provision of surface bicycle parking, external bin enclosure, hard and soft landscaping to a new external play space; and all associated site works; 4. The provision of a Community based Family and Parenting Support Facility attached to the existing Scots Church, and to adjoining site 61 Sean MacDermot Street Lower, Dublin I: the development - will include the removal of the existing 2 storey façade; the conservation of the historic Scots Church facade A protected structure RPS:7480); the provision of new 2 storey extension (circa 435sqm with rooftop plantroom enclosure setback; new railings and concealed bin enclosure; a new external play space; and all associated site works: 5. The provision of a new 6 storey Social Housing apartment building (circa 1,740sqm) consisting of 18no. 2 bed apartment units with rooftop plantroom enclosure setback; main access via Railway Street; the provision of resident access to NCRR development site to the rear of the residential block; the removal of existing boundary wall and entrance gates to Railway Street; the provision of ground level office; bicycle shelter accommodating, 12no. surface bicycle parking spaces; external bin enclosure, hard and soft landscaping to a new communal amenity space; and all associated site works.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: permission for general repairs to existing protected structure including architectural ironwork to Amiens St. elevation (balustrading at first floor and roof level), render repairs to Sheriff Street Lower elevation and general repairs to roof.

The development will consist of the installation of two back lit signages of the company logo placed on the south and west elevations, both positioned between the third and fourth floor and all ancillary site works.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE for development including amendments to previously permitted alterations (Dublin City Council Reg. Ref. 3270/22 at this c. 0.16 ha site at Temple Bar Inn and Tesco Metro, Nos. 40-47 Fleet Street and Parliament row, Dublin 2, D02 NX25, and the party wall to No. 39 Fleet Street, D02 EK07/No. 7 Westmoreland Street, D02 XF76 (Protected Structure). (The extant planning permission (Reg. Ref. 3270/22) which is partially implemented, permits inter alia the relocation of the existing electrical substation and switchroom from existing basement level to the rear service yard and subsequent change of use of the substation area to hotel use (43 sq m), provision of a new entrance door and glazed screen, provision of a new internal stairs to basement level directly from Fleet Street, and all associated works.) The development will consist of the following demolition: part of the Basement Level; the single storey structure to the rear of the Ground Floor Level; part of the First Floor Level to the front to create a double height main entrance; the rear return from First to Third Floor Levels; and the Fourth Floor Level. Total demolition Gross Floor Area 1,319 sq m. The development will consist of the construction of new hotel floor area comprising: rear extensions to Basement Level; rear extensions of the Ground to Third Floor Levels; an extended replacement Fourth Floor Level; new Fifth Floor Level; new set back Sixth Floor Level with a separate roof top access to the east and a roof top terrace bar to the north and west incorporating canopy structure and PV panels above; enclosed plant room at roof level set back from all facades with screened roof plant above (total new Gross Floor Area 5352 sqm); and the provision of opes to No. 39 Fleet Street/No. 7 Westmoreland Street at Basement, Ground, and Fourth Floor Levels. The development also includes the change of use of part of the Ground Floor Level retail unit to hotel use (848 sq m). The development will result in an increased number of hotel bedrooms by 111 No. (from 101 No. to 212 No. proposed), with associated hotel facilities (including licenced public bar/restaurant/hotel lounge at Basement Level (633 sqm) and licenced public bar/ restaurant at Ground Floor Level (363 sq m), external licenced public bar at Roof Level (375 sq m), reception and seating areas, storage, administration and staff facilities, other hotel-related back-of-house areas, enclosed service yard, plant (including substation and switchroom), waste storage and cycle parking) and an own-door Ground Floor Level retail unit (177 sq m). The proposed development also includes: new facades, recessed at the front at Ground Floor Level; alterations to internal layouts; new entrance doors to Parliament Row, Fleet Street and the rear; alterations to services (mechanical and electrical, piped services); PV panels; plant and all associated site development and excavation works above and below ground. The proposed development will result in a building with a total gross floor area that increases by 4,264 sqm (from 4,634 sq m, including the surface level substation, to 8,898 sq m proposed) resulting in a seven storey building (with setbacks) excluding enclosed roof plant room above, all over Basement Level.

Construction of a new electrical substation and switch room to the rear of the site, relocation of the existing electrical sub station and switch room (43m2) from existing basement level to the new location at the rear of the site, a change of use of the existing substation area to hotel use, provision of a new entrance door and glazed screen, provision of a new internal stairs to basement level directly from Fleet Street, repositioning of existing signage and all associated site works.

The development will consist of: the change of use of the existing building from retail at ground floor and basement and offices overhead to a 38 bedroom hotel with the addition of a new extension floor at attic level, for hotel use. The development will include, Basement- kitchen, storage and other services, Ground floor level hotel reception / check-in area, bar/café, disabled WC, lifts, stairwells and circulation areas; First to Fifth storey - provision of general bedroom accommodation with en-suites, lifts, associated ancillary areas and circulation areas; a new extension at roof level to a smaller footprint than the lower building levels to provide storage, bedrooms with en-suites, and ancillary facilities. One of the two existing retail units at street level will remain unaltered. The ground floor elevation will be upgraded and there will be no changes to the elevations of the existing upper floors. The new attic level will be set back from the existing elevations.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE The construction of a new studio/sunroom extension of 36m2 to existing attic conversion to serve as additional floor space to 3rd floor apartment below, provision of new access stairs to same, repair and repointing of existing chimney stacks, some minor internal alterations and all necessary conservation and ancillary works. ( Works previously granted permission under Plan Reg. 2425/17 ) 12 North Great Georges Street is a Protected Structure.

The proposed development will include upgrade and refurbishment works to existing building at 1-3 Westmoreland Street (approximately 1080 sq.m) and its basement and provide a new extension at roof level to provide hotel accommodation and associated ancillary facilities. The development will consist of: Internal and external modifications, reconfiguration, refurbishment and change of use of no. 1-3 Westmoreland Street and its vacant floors (to be extended) from retail/office to provide hotel facilities including a reception area, kitchen, storage, bedrooms, ensuites, circulation space and ancillary facilities. External works include the upgrading of the facades addressing Westmoreland Street and College Green - provision of a new facade frontage, new window and doorway configurations at ground floor level of the eastern facade and provision of a new facade frontage to the southern facade facing College Green. An extension at roof level to the same footprint of the lower building levels to provide storage, bedrooms, en-suites, circulation space and ancillary facilities. All of the above, resulting in the provision of a 40 no. bedroomed hotel building and all associated ancillary facilities as follows: Ground floor level - hotel reception/lobby/check-in area, disabled WC, office areas, lifts, stairwells and circulation areas. First to Fifth storey - provision of general bedroom accommodation, ensuites, lifts, associated ancillary areas and circulation areas. Basement level - plant area, toilet facilities, kitchen, storage areas, ESB switchroom and comms room, lift and circulation areas (with an overall basement area of approximately 145sq.m) The development will also comprise 2 no. signage zones on Westmoreland Street approximately 0.25sq.m and approximately 0.24sq.m and 2 no. projecting signs off the ground floor facade approximately 0.3sq.m each. Drainage works and all associated site development and ancillary works.

RETENTION: Continuation of use: Taurus Management Consultancy Limited intend to apply for retention of the existing ancillary use to the existing licenced premises at 37 Strand Street Great, Dublin 1 (rear of 35 Lower Liffey Street - The Grand Social). Permission is sought for public access to the building through existing circulation routes from Strand Street Great into the existing public house through No. 37 Strand Street Great.

Planning permission for material change of use from cafe use to office use with consulting rooms, including internal alterations in fitting out the existing grey box space and new signage. The works consist of alterations to the existing grey box space to provide an office with consulting rooms, including new finishes to existing walls and floors, new stud partitions and ceilings and associated mechanical and electrical installations. Signage to include a privacy band across the full length of the front glazed elevation in the form of a grey manifestation 1.6m high and orange Jigsaw logo and lettering to the glazing pane on the left of the existing entrance doors and a separate projected sign of 6mm powder coated metal with orange Jigsaw logo supported off 50mm black powerder coated support bars.

The development will consist of the change of use of existing warehouse/retail unit to offices with storage facilities. To include internal layout changes, additional windows to front and rear elevations, roof lights, also to include all associated signage and site works.

PERMISSION & RETENTION. CHANGE OF USE. Permission and retention permission for development at this site Unit 2 and community space on the ground floor and office on the sixth floor, Father Scully House, Gardiner Street Middle and Temple Lane North, Dublin 1. The development consists of change of Use for Unit 2 (36.04sqm) from retail to community space on the ground floor, retention change of use for community space from a conference room (33.83sqm) on the ground floor and retention change of use for an office from a community space (83.22sqm) on the sixth floor.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The development will consist of conservation works, consisting of repairs and repointing to front and rear brick facades, cleaning of granite plinth to front railings, repointing / repairs to 3 chimneys including restoring one chimney to its original height, insertion of three new balconettes at front at 1st floor level, reinstatement of Georgian glazing bars to 2 front windows at ground floor level, 11m.2 extension to attic room with flat roof and new windows to the rear and attic access staircase relocation and associated works.

Permission for modifications to an existing restaurant shopfront and entrance doors together with the infill of an existing floor void to provide 21sqm of additional floor area, and provision of additional rear exit door, all at Ann's Bakery Café, a four-storey terraced building at 41 Mary Street, Dublin, D01 AP11.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: (RPS No. 6074): the development comprising: (i) demolition of non-original two-storey extension to the rear of the 'Woollen Mills' building. The existing canopy fronting onto Liffey Street Lower will be retained; (ii) partial external and internal demolition to three-storey 'The Yarn' building. Existing brick facade at first and second floor levels will be retained; (iii) construction of an 8-storey mixed-use development to the rear of the 'Woollen Mills' along Liffey Street Lower, incorporating the remaining facade of 'The Yarn' at first and second floor level and a new facade to Liffey Street Lower at ground floor level, comprising of: (a) restaurant use at ground floor level as part of existing 'Woollen Mills' establishment. Access to the restaurant will be from the existing entrance on Ormond Quay Lower and proposed new entrance on Liffey Street Lower; (b) residential use at upper floor levels comprising 7 no. apartments. The unit mix will consist of 6 no. three-bed apartments and 1 no. two-bed apartment. Access to the apartments will be from Liffey Street Lower. Each apartment will have access to private amenity space in the form of a private balcony and 79sq.m of external communal amenity space provided via rooftop terrace; (c) the ground floor level will also accommodate an apartment lobby; lift shaft; bike store for 25 no. spaces and refuse storage which will serve the residential units at upper floors. Access will be provided from 2 no. entrances from Liffey Street Lower. The rooftop will also accommodate a plant room (16sq.m) with solar PV mounted to the roof; (iv) internal works to existing Woollen Mills building comprising blocking up of openings at rear (northern) elevation; (v) the development will also include the provision of SuDS measures and all ancillary works necessary to facilitate the development.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE:RETENTION/PERMISSION: Retention permission is sought for development which consists of the removal of a wall along the western boundary and railing, steps and a shed to the rear with associated remedial/enabling works to the rear including a relocated temporary fire exit and timber access steps to the north/west elevation. Planning permission is also being sought for development which will consist of the demolition of the temporary timber access steps and existing rear staircore, and the construction of a four-storey over basement rear extension providing for 8 no. one bed managed independent living units (2 no. independent living studio units and 6 no. 1 -bed independent living units) with associated courtyards/terraces (to the north, west and east) including opaque glass screen metal canopy to eastern elevation, new external stair to rear, provision of 12 no. external covered bike spaces, provision of new external bin store, installation of PV panels at roof level, landscaping including rear communal garden/amenity area, boundary treatments and all associated site and engineering works necessary to facilitate the development.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: permission for development at a site of c.388sqm located at Former Tara Street Fire Station, Pearse Street, Dublin 2 (including the Brick Watch Tower - a protected structure RPS no. 7994). It is located on the corner of Tara Street and Pearse Street. The development will consist of change of use from former nightclub/fire station to office at ground floor and basement level, the removal of modern internal finishes and refurbishment including reconfiguration of rooms,relocation of stairs, introduction of lightwells and escape stairs to basement, provision of staff facilities, kitchen area and toilets,restoration and retention of the timber doors and windows, window frames, feature lighting of arches including general external cleaning and restorations,brass nameplates to main entrance, all associated site development works and services provision required to enable the development of the site.

Permission for the change of use from a laundry to a grocery retail shop with a fast food take away counter at the front of the shop.

RETENTION: The development consists of change of use of ground floor dining area and first floor storage area to late night bar and music venue.

For change of use of a Unit in the Jervis Shopping Centre development at Abbey Street Upper, Jervis Street and Mary Street, Dublin 1. Permission is sought to change the use of unit 4 at first floor level from Retail to Dental Surgery use. The new facility will have a total floor area of 206 square metres.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE:. The proposed development will consist of the demolition of an existing two-storey over basement extension to the rear (north) of the Harbourmaster Pub (a Protected Structure) and the construction of 1 no. New hotel building which is 11 storeys in height (part 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 storey building with a plant room at roof/10th floor level). The building will comprise 96 no. hotel bedrooms; with balconies/terraces to hotel bedrooms along the south elevation (located at 6 th -,7 th, 8 th and 9 th -floors) and 1 no. Communal terrace associated with the 10th-floor bar on the south, north and east elevations; ground floor reception area, cycle store,luggage, bar and restaurant and 1 no. ESB sub-station switch room; 1 st to 9 th floor - 96 no. hotel bedrooms; 10 th floor hotel bar; basement level supporting facilities including toilets, hotel kitchen, laundry, waste store, general store, comms room, staff changing and shower facilities, 1 no. water tank room; landscaping; public lighting; boundary treatment; and all associated site development and engineering works necessary to facilitate the proposed development. Access will be provided via the road to the west of the site boundary and George's Dock Road. The building will be connected to the Harbourmaster Pub (a Protected Structure) via a new 1.5-storey glazed link sitting below the eaves level of the Protected Structure.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Permission for development at 36 Strand Street Great (Yamamori Restaurant) and the rear of 39 Ormond Quay Lower (Protected Structure), Dublin 1. The development will consist of the ancillary late night use of the existing ground floor restaurant/bar for nightclub use, and for the change of use of the rear first floor area from permitted storage use to bar and seating area at 36 Strand Street Great. Permission is also sought for change of use of the existing private open space originally designated for use of apartments at rear of 39 Lower Ormond Quay, to a smoking area associated with the adjoining existing restaurant garden for day and night-time use. Complimentary amenity space will be provided for the apartments at the rear of 39 Ormond Quay on an existing roof space over the existing restaurant at first floor level as a planted roof terrace and seating area and all associated site works and services.

Permission for development on a site of c. 0.35 hectares at Nos. 31-34 Abbey Street Upper, 42-51 Great Strand Street and bounded by Byrnes Lane, Dublin 1 to amend part of the development permitted under Dublin City Council Reg. Ref. 3172/18. The proposed development provides for an increase in the permitted basement area of c. 51 sqm to provide for additional plant and back of house for the hotel.

Permission for development on a site of c. 0.35 hectares at Nos. 31-34 Abbey Street Upper, 42-51 Great Strand Street and bounded by Byrnes Lane, Dublin 1 to amend the development permitted under Dublin City Council Reg. Ref. 3172/18 and Reg. Ref. 2997/19. The proposed development provides for the amendment of 1 no. retail and restaurant unit and 1 no. retail unit permitted at ground floor to provide 3 no. retail units, now comprising of: Retail Unit no. 1 )c. 1,550 sqm), including an off-licence sales area (c. 50 sqm) accessed via Abbey Street Upper; the relocation of permitted pedestrian entrance and bicycle stands onto Abbey Street Upper; the provision of 1 no. illuminated fascia sign and 2 no. illuminated projecting signs at Abbey Street Upper: provision of retail delivery access with roller shutter to serve the unit from Great Strand Street; and associated increase in soffit height of all opes to Great Strand Street at ground floor level. Retail Unit No. 2 (c. 120 sqm) onto Great Strand Street and Retail Unit No. 3 (c. 88 sqm) onto Byrnes Lane. Provision of additional basement area (c. 51 sqm) to provide for additional plant and back of house for hotel and provision of additional plant at first floor terrace area and onto permitted laneway to east.

The proposed mixed-use development will consist of the construction of an 11-storey (with 9th and 10th floors set back) over shared basement hotel building fronting Abbey Street (comprising 252 No. bedrooms and related hotel facilities including reception area, lounge and bar, 2 No. external courtyards on the 1st floor, staff facilities, bin store, switch room and plant areas) and a 10-storey (with 7th and 9th floors set back) over shared basement aparthotel block fronting Great Strand Street (comprising 222 No. bedrooms and related aparthotel facilities including reception area, lounge, restaurant, gym, 1 No. external courtyard area at 1st floor level, staff accommodation, bin store, switch room and plant areas); 2 No. retail units at ground floor level (c. 1,540 sq.m and 126 sq.m respectively), including 1 No. off-license area (c. 50 sqm) within the larger retail unit: 1 No. illuminated fascia sign and 2 No. illuminated projecting signs at Abbey Street Upper; signage zones at Abbey Street Upper and Great Strand Street; and 2 No. ESB substations at ground floor level. The overall development will have a total gross floor area of c. 24,429 sq.m (including shared basement of 1,769 sqm). The development will include vehicular access via Great Strand Street to provide service access, 30 No. bicycle parking spaces, associated lighting, site servicing (foul and surface water drainage and water supply), the provision of SuDS measures (incl. attenuation tank below ground and sedum roofs), and PV panels, external plant at 1st, 7th, 9th floor and roof levels (including telecoms infrastructure at, aparthotel roof level); and lift overruns at roof levels. The scheme also includes all hard and soft landscaping, including external public plaza at ground floor level; boundary treatments; provision of vehicle set-down along Great Strand Street; provision of connection to building for the LUAS Overhead Cable System; changes in level; and all other associated site excavation and site investigation works. The proposed development will also include pedestrian and cycle links, boundary treatments, interim site boarding, site lighting, waste facilities, piped site wide services and all ancillary works and services necessary to facilitate construction and operation, as necessary.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Permission for development at the The Church of The Immaculate Heart of Mary, a protected structure, RPS No. 1864 at City Quay, Dublin 2. The development will consist of the following: 1. External works to the existing church building to include pointing and stone repair to the south elevation and campanile; -new lead capping to the external buttress wall at the south east corner; -insertion of 6 no. slate vents into the east and west church roof; 2. Works to main entrance area to include a new short access ramp, adjustment to existing door for accessibility purposes, new matwell and tiled floor finish; relocation of 2 no. holy water fonts; relocation Shrine to Our Lady, demolition of existing timber lobby screen and doors and replacement with new glazed screen and doors, additional light and wiring to new routes; 3. Works to the western annex to include the removal of 1 no. existing confessional boxes, installation of an accessible WC and installation of new fire escape doors in eastern elevation. 4. Works to the main body of the church to include redecoration, renewal of flooring and selected joinery, relocation of 4 no. shorter pews from the rear to the front of the main aisle to allow for new wheelchair spaces, new Olea Sacra to the western nave, new floor finish, repair work to stained glass window in the north facade, repair works to the window above the altar as well as various repairs to the windows on east and west facades, replacement of cover plates to the donation boxes; Insertion of a new Olea Sacra cabinet on the narthex adjacent to the existing baptismal font; 5. Works to the altar area to include commissioning of a new altar and steps to the pulpit; 6. Refurbishment of stained glass windows including repair work to stained glass window in North facade, repair work to the window above the altar, as well as various repairs to the windows in the east and west facades; 7. Works to the sacristy area; 8. New brass guardrail to choir area; 9. Upgrading of mechanical and electrical services throughout the building including the addition of new lighting and wiring routes, installation of new destratification fans suspended from the roof.

Permission for amendments to the previously permitted development, Reg. Ref.: 4485/17, as amended by Reg. Ref.: 3091/21, on a site of c.0.1419ha. at 157-164 Townsend Street at the junction with Spring Garden Lane, Dublin 2, D02V186. The proposed development provides for: Realignment to door on northern elevation; Reduction in size of mechanical riser; Provision of MV Room at ground floor level with external door on southern elevation; Revision to location of maintenance doors on southern and eastern elevations; Increase in height of glazed balustrade at 8th floor level to 1.65m; Realignment of parapet to the south; Reduction of green roof to 427.2 sq.m. Reconfiguration of AOV at roof level; Relocation of access door to plant enclosure screen at roof level; Addition of louvres on eastern elevation; Removal of louvres on southern elevation. There is no change to the overall height of the permitted development. The gross floor area increases from 13,070 sq.m. (including basement) to 13,074 sq.m. (including basement). The site is currently under construction.

Planning permission for amendments to the previously permitted development, Reg. Ref.: 4485/17, on a site of c.0.1419ha. at 157-164 Townsend Street at the junction with Spring Garden Lane, Dublin 2, D02 V186. The proposed development provides for: - Reconfiguration of the lower basement; - Reconfiguration of upper basement to provide for additional showers, an additional 24 no. cycle spaces (increasing from 94 no. spaces to 118 no.) and enlargement of stairwell (the enlargement continues up through the building); - Realignment of western boundary gable wall and associated stairwell; - Revision to the site boundary on the western side of the site; - At ground floor level, the addition of two new fire escape doors to Spring Garden Lane, repositioning of substation and switch room, relocation of vents, omission of door and omission of secondary door to main entrance on Townsend Street; - At sixth floor level, balconies are provided at northern and southern corners of western gable; - New additional eighth storey; - New additional set back ninth storey with terraces on northern and southern elevation providing 174sqm of external space; - Plant enclosed by plant screen at roof level, which is a green roof. The maximum height of the proposed development is increased to 38.095m (including roof-level plant) from 27.990m. The gross floor area increases from 8813sq.m. (excluding basement) to 13070sq.m. (including basement). The site is currently under construction.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Permission is sought for renovation of the existing interior and façade treatments to support a change of use from a pub/nightclub to a Medical Office for Irish Rail. The works will include the provision of a new interior fit out incorporating partitioning of the vaults to provide a series of individual office, treatment and ancillary rooms and spaces as necessary to accommodate a medical office; provision of new floor mounted structural steel framing to support the new partitioning, ceilings and services; new power coated aluminium curtain walling, doors and ventilation louvres to replace existing windows and louvres at the existing façade opes to Harbour Master Place; raising of the existing brick arch to the central façade ope to allow provision of a new powder coated aluminium glazed entrance door; blocking up of existing façade opes along the adjacent concourse between Amiens Street and Harbour Master Place, and the provision of a new powder coated aluminium glazed fire exit door; reuse of existing water and drainage connections; and all associated services installations.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: permission for the temporary signage at 38/39 Ormond Quay Lower, North City, Dublin 1, D01 A593 by way of the following: provision of temporary signage to the fascia of 38 Ormond Quay Lower, to consist of vertical painted lettering indicating the wording 'Yamamori' followed with a painted logo above the lettering. This will be lit by a wall sconce located to the base of the lettering and another sconce located to the top of the logo. Provision of temporary signage to the fascia of 39 Ormond Quay Lower in the form of a Victorian styled sign to be surface mounted onto the facade. Lime mortar to be used to backfill the screws to affix this sign. This sign will be up lit from below by a wide angle warm white wall sconce light. All works are only limited to the street side elevations of (protected structures Ref. 6071 & 6072) at Nos. 38/39 Ormond Quay Lower, North City, Dublin 1, D01 A593.

The development will consist of the removal of existing shopfront, signage and roller shutter and installation of new shopfront complete with roller shutters and illuminated signage at No. 43-44 Mary Street, Dublin 1. The proposed works also include the replacement of existing wall cladding with new stone wall finishes at ground floor level, the provision of facade lighting at ground and first floor levels and the provision of a projecting illuminated sign.

The replacement of the existing advertising display (3.25m wide x 3.25m high) with a digital advertising display (2.24m wide x 3.2m high and a depth of 200mm) on the rear wall of No. 151 Pearse Street, Dublin 2 (facing Sandwith Street Upper) including all associated site works and services and to permanently decommission and remove 2 no. 6 sheet lightboxes at 1a Belvedere Road, Dublin 1 and 1 no. 6 sheet lightbox at 2a Irishtown Road, Dublin 4

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The development consists of refurbishment, part change of use, and minor additions to the Georgian building currently used as offices. The refurbishment and alterations to the existing structure are to include the construction of the following works: 1. A new external stair from Parnell Square to basement level with a new access point. Existing access to be made good. 2. A new platform lift to the front of the building on Parnell Square, servicing the basement and ground floor level, with new access points. 3. New lift enclosure to rear façade, serving ground to 3rd floor level. It will be finished in a semi-circular shape with a brickwork skin to match the existing brickwork and necessitates opes to be formed between the existing windows on the rear façade to cater for lift access at first, second and third floors, and provision of a lift lobby at ground, second and third floors. 4. Widening of the ope between front and rear rooms at ground floor level. 5. Replacement of 20th century windows to the rear elevation with appropriate Georgian up-and-down sash windows. 6. New AOV to be provided at roof level over the secondary staircase at 3rd floor level of the main house. 7. Fire upgrading of existing doors and screens throughout, and fire upgrade of the building floor by floor. 8. Removal of some internal walls at basement level to create larger opes between rooms, and insertion of new glass partitions. 9. Reopening of blocked window opes at ground and basement level. 10. Conversion of existing window opes at basement to create new doors for fire escape. 11. Partial demolition of the 20th Century extension including toilet block and back corridor between the 20th Century extension and the boundary wall. 12. New WC accommodation at ground floor level. 13. New WCs within existing stores to the rear of the building at basement level with new glazed link corridor. 14. Refurbishment of the remainder of the 20th century extension and alterations to the existing floor level to accommodate universal access, dropping of existing cills, amendments to windows at first floor level and small plant element behind screening at roof level of the single-storey extension to the rear. 15. Alterations to existing stone slabs at the entrance doorway to facilitate level access. 16. New stone flags in basement lightwells. 17. New partitions at 2nd and 3rd floors. 18. Removal of aluminium and steel external escape staircase to the rear of the building. 19. New 1100mm railing to rear elevation at ground floor level. 20. Removal of 20th century additional small windows inserted at second and third floors to the rear elevation. 21. Provision of new bin storage facilities in the external courtyard. 22. Landscaping works to the rear garden including the reduction in the number of car parking spaces from 17 to 8, including provision of a universally accessible parking space. 23. Provision of 19 bicycle parking spaces. Change of use is sought for the ground floor of the main building (front and back rooms) and rear extension, converting the spaces from office use to cultural, and at first floor level, changing from office to library (cultural), including the provision of integrated timber shelving. The application includes all site landscaping works and associated ancillary works.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The Provost, Fellows, Foundation Scholars and the other members of the Board of the College of the Holy and Undivided Trinity of Queen Elizabeth near Dublin apply for planning permission for development of House 10 (a protected structure ref. 1999), the Chief Steward's House and Perimeter Railings (a protected structure ref. 2001) Trinity College, Dublin 2. The development will consist of the following works: - Modifications to the ground floor of House 10 (protected structure ref 1999) to provide a new universal access route from Front Square to the Chief Steward's House Garden including removal of an existing window and formation of a new doorway in the north elevation of House 10; - The installation of a new step to House 10 Front Square entrance formed in extant Leinster granite, new salvage Leinster granite with a concealed concrete base, the addition of a Universal Access Ramp and changes to cobble stones and the provision of new granite paving slabs. The replacement of the existing door to this entrance; - Change of use of the Chief Steward House (190 m2) from Office to Residential use providing 5 no bed/sitting rooms with ensuite bathrooms and communal kitchen/dining facilities over two storeys; - Repairs to the ashlar front (north) facade of the Chief Steward's House and the replacement of existing cement render with lime render to chimney stack, side and rear elevations; - Modification of the Perimeter Railings (a protected structure ref: 2001) and existing pedestrian gate to College Street to include raising the level of the gate to match College Street footpath level; - New foul and storm water drainage systems connections. Existing downpipes to front elevation to connect directly to the drainage system. - Associated site developments and landscaping including new pathway from the new doorway formed in House 10 to the Chief Stewards House with universal access ramp.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE The development will consist of the repair and re-pointing of the front façade of the building. Works will include the repair of window cills, repair of brickwork, replacement of concrete parapet with granite coping, repair and reinstatement of cast-iron rainwater goods, and re-pointing of brickwork to traditional wigged pointing detail.

The proposed development will consist of the following: • Change of use of existing (vacant) Commercial floorspace (referred to as Units 1,2 and 3) at ground floor level to Class 8 use (medical centre or provision of medical or health services), as follows: - Unit 1 comprises an outpatient healthcare centre including ancillary and support services for the Rotunda Hospital, with a total GFA of 2,052 sq.m.; - Unit 2 provides an education and training area associated with the healthcare centre, with a total GFA of 95 sq.m; -Unit 3 provides for a lecture theatre for education and training associated with the healthcare centre, with a total GFA of 55 sq.m; • The development includes associated alterations to the elevations at ground floor level for access and ventilation purposes; • The development provides 16 no. bicycle parking spaces (replacing 2 no. car parking spaces), associated alterations to existing plant and storerooms at basement level, and bin stores and plant equipment at surface level, associated with the proposed use; and All associated development.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The development will include (a) the addition of 24 build to rent residential units located at car park level 3 to car park level 4 level on the Jervis Street and Abbey Street Upper frontages of the building. The two floors of this element will have a floor area of 2390 sq.m. and will have 20 no. one bed units and 4 no. two bed units. These units will be accessed from entrances on Jervis Street and Abbey Street Upper. There will also be additional amenity open spaces provided at car park level 1A, 2A & 3A adjacent to the protected structures at Upper Abbey Street to serve these units. (b) it is proposed to demolish retail floor area, storage and car parking area totalling 4355 sq.m. facing Mary Street at first floor level, first floor upper, car park level 1, car park levels 2/2A; 3/3A; 4/4A and mansard surrounds facing Mary Street, Jervis Street and Abbey Street Upper. In replacement, it is proposed to construct a 6 storey building of 8,208 sq.m. behind the Mary Street frontage, from first floor upper level to car park level 5 for use as a co-living development with 127 units. This would be accessed from an entrance on Jervis Street. Communal Amenity space of 1,499sq.m is proposed to serve this development. (c) it is also proposed to construct 3 floors above the roof car park level 5A level for office use. The lowest office floor will replace car parking and plant at level 5A. the office use will have a floor area of 16,568 sq.m. and will be accessed from Jervis Street. In addition there will be 696 sq.m. of outdoor amenity open space to service the offices as well as an internal atrium of 1,224 sq.m. The following changes are proposed to the existing retail units, existing apartments and ancillary services; a reduction in size of retail unit 11/12 so as to create a switch room and 2 ESB substations facing Abbey Street Upper, change of retail unit 17 at ground and first floor level to create reception area facing Jervis Street for the offices at ground level and bicycle parking for the offices at first floor level, removal of retail unit at first floor level at Mary Street so as to provide the ground floor of the co-living development, to include foyer, lounges, gym and common areas and the elimination of 2 no. apartments to allow for the construction of a Part M compliant staircore. The 750 car parking spaces on site will be reconfigured, but not reduced by the development proposed. A total of 390 no. bicycle spaces will be provided to serve the new development. The ground floor elevations on Abbey Street Upper will be amended and the copper dome at the entrance at ground level on Mary Street will be removed. New access points through existing openings on Jervis Street are proposed to provide access to the development. The total floor area of the centre at present is 82,011 square metres including parking. It is proposed to decommission the use of 5,433 sq.m. roof top parking and plant use and replace these areas by 16,568 square metres in three floor of offices. It is proposed to demolish 2,549 sq.m and replaced by co-living building of 8208 sq.m. at Mary Street frontage. The new total of the building including parking will be 109,058 sq.m.

Change of use from Retail to Coffee Shop/Restaurant/Hot Food Take Away use at ground floor & mezzanine levels & all associated works.

Permission for external signage to previously approved Hotel (DCC Plan Ref No. 2711/17, ABP ref No. PL 29S.249415), located at the corner of Townsend Street and Moss Street forming part of the development on a site of c. 0.4 hectares. The proposed external signage will consist a total of 6 no. illuminated signs at the corner of Townsend Street and Moss Street; 2 no. located at street level, 2 no. located at 6th floor level and 2 no. located 7th floor level.