RETENTION: Retention permission for development at Pablo Picante, 4/4a & 5 Clarendon Market, Dublin 2. The development consists of retention of existing ground floor window and door fenestration and new awnings over with associated graphics all onto previously approved internal alterations.

The development will consist of:- Demolition of existing commercial buildings on site; Construction of a residential development of 3 no. terraced houses comprising 1 no. 2-bedroom, 2 storey dwelling and 2 no. 3-bedroom, 2-3 storey dwellings; Private amenity space (gardens) to rear at ground floor and private terraces to front and rear at 2nd floor level; All ancillary site development works and services.

For development at this site at 17-19 Richmond Street South and 14 Gordon Place, Dublin 2, D02 EF 20. The development (site area of 0.056 hectares) comprises lands currently occupied by the existing buildings of 18 & 19 Richmond St. South which are approved for demolition under Grant of permission DCC Reg. Ref. 4059/18. The proposed development will consist of the demolition of an additional 2 no. existing structures and construction of a new mixed-use development, 'The Gatehouse'. The proposal will provide for a building ranging in height from 6-storeys (max. parapet height 21.025 m) over ground-level fronting onto Richmond St. South and 7-storeys (max. parapet height 23.8m) over ground-level to the rear with a cumulative Gross Floor Area of 2,341m2. The development will consist of: Demolition of 2 no. existing structures (total GFA 195m2) comprising; • a derelict structure adjoining 18/19 Richmond St. South to the north, and • a derelict structure positioned to the rear of 18/19 Richmond St. South along the southern site boundary. Construction of a new building comprising; • 2 no. retail units with a cumulative GFA of 244 sq.m consisting of Unit A (GFA 157sq.m) and Unit B (GFA 87 sq.m) at ground-floor level; • 22 no. apartment units at first-floor to seventh-floor level consisting of 11 no. 1- bedroom units and 11 no. 2-bedroom units; • a bin/plant room at ground-floor level with a GFA of 78.6 sq.m.; and • communal open space totalling 132m2 at sixth-floor (roof) level. All ancillary site works including site development including site clearance, drainage, and landscaping. The proposed development will be served by a total of 11 no. car-parking spaces and 44 no. bicycle parking spaces located in the basement of the adjacent block known as 'Block 5' which forms part of the wider development.

PERMISSION The development will consist of a change of use of the existing ground floor level retail unit A (157 sqm.), as permitted under planning ref: 3546/21 and modified by 3685/23 to provide an indoor sports centre/yoga studio. The proposed change of use seeks flexibility to retain the existing retail use whilst also catering for a yoga studio. Minor external alterations including openings and elevational shopfront changes are proposed together with all associated site development works.

Permission for alterations to the entrance of Costello House at 1 Clarendon Row & 33-45 South King Street, Dublin 2 to include new sliding glazed entrance doors, internal draught lobby and a 0.6m high x 1.2mm wide signage panel. Installation of a 3.67m wide by 1.99m high internal illuminated sign at second floor level facing Clarendon Row.

Permission for the following additions to approved restaurant including: (i) 2 x external illuminated projecting signs (W870 x H1100mm), 2 x illuminated internal hanging logotype signs, 3 x illuminated internal hanging round signs 2 x internal menu lightboxes and vinyl manifestations on the West, South & South West (corner) elevations respectively; (ii) New louvres into the existing blank panels above each window on the West, South & South West (corner) elevations; (ii) Relocation of main entrance door on west elevation back by 200mm; (iv) New kitchen extract to existing riser at roof level; (v) New pipework & external condenser to existing screened compound at roof level.

The development will consist of the construction of new fencing and the access controlled gate access to the apartment entrance forecourt at the south west corner of site, including landscaping and all associated works.

The development will consist of the subdivision and change of use to part of the permitted ground floor café/restaurant (318 sq.m.) permitted under Reg. Ref. 3742/10 (ABP Ref. PL29S.238212), and subsequently amended by Reg. Ref. 4443/16, Ref. 4152/17, Ref. 3735/18, Ref. 4758/18, Ref. 3035/20, Ref. 2509/21, Ref. 3851/22, and Ref. 3685/23, and extended under Reg. Ref. 3742/10/X1, to provide for an office space (61 sq.m.). The proposed change of use seeks flexibility to retain the existing café/restaurant use whilst also catering for the office use. The development includes signage, bicycle parking and all associated site development works.

The development will consist of the provision of 34 new residential apartments, comprising 12 no. studio units, 9 no. 1-bed units and 13 no. 2-bed units. The development is planned in two buildings, the front building presenting a new frontage over four levels to Clanbrassil Street Lower. The rear building is planned over five levels, including a setback penthouse level. A bridge links the two buildings. A communal resident's roof garden is proposed on the roof of the front building. A communal resident's courtyard is proposed at the ground floor between the buildings. All communal plant, bin storage and bicycle parking for 64 no. bicycles is proposed at ground level. The demolition of an existing single storey shed (c. 90 sq.m) on the site, to the rear of 65/66 Clanbrassil Street Lower is proposed to enable the works. The development is accessed for residents from Clanbrassil Street Lower. Total site area is 1,168 sq.m and the development Gross Internal Area is 2,644 sq.m.

PERMISSION and RETENTION: Retention permission of alterations to fixed glazing shopfront to provide new coffee hatch and associated modifications to existing glazing & installation of 1no. retractable canopy to front facade of existing building, and planning permission for replacement of 3no. defunct projecting lights with 3no. fabric banners at P&K Cycles, Unit 3 / 4, Ardilaun Court, Patrick Street, Dublin 8, D08NW66.

The development will consist of the demolition of an existing single storey shed, wall and extension to the side and rear of the existing property in conjunction with the construction of a single storey extension to the side and rear of the existing house. As part of the proposed works some internal alterations to the existing house are also proposed.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: PERMISSION/RETENTION: the works will consist of the widening of stair flights in an existing stairwell (west end of the building) from lower ground floor up to mezzanine level, retention of a small link stairs located at the upper mezzanine and dance studio levels, extending a small area of floor surface at ground floor level to allow disabled access to the lift and assisted toilet, all to the interior of the building. Two new automatic opening smoke vents at roof level (to the exterior of the building) one over each of the existing stairwells located to the west and east ends of the building, and appropriate architectural feature lighting to the front elevation.

The development will consist of change of use of the existing ground floor commercial unit from cafe/retail use (granted under planning reg. ref. 2896/13) to office use.

The development will consist of two new awnings to the front fascia elevation at Unit 027, St. Stephen's Green Shopping Centre, all associated site and ancillary works at this address in accordance with the plans as submitted.

The development will consist of: The change of use from Retail Shop to Coffee Shop, a new set of double entrance doors and window to the existing front elevation, new advertisement signage at front fascia elevation at unit 27, St. Stephen's Green Shopping Centre, all associated site and ancillary works at this address in accordance with the plans as submitted.

The development will consist of: Demolition of the single storey storage shed to the rear of the vacant plots at no. 52, 52A and 53 Clanbrassil Street Lower, the 2-storey retail/cafe building at 54 and 55 Clanbrassil Street Lower, the 3-storey building with 2 no. apartments over retail at no. 110/112 South Circular Road & the single storey launderette building 108 South Circular Road. Construction of a 5-storey with part 6-storey over basement mixed use building consisting of 2 no. retail units at ground floor and basement: Unit no. 1 (c.221sqm) fronting Clanbrassil Street Lower and Unit no. 2 (c.291 sqm) fronting the corner of Clanbrassil Street Lower and South Circular Road with service access to both units off Clanbrassil Street Lower with communal lift, plant room and bin store provided at basement level; 19 no. apartment units with associated balconies/winter-gardens/terraces to the north/south/east/west elevations comprising of 6 no. studio type apartments, 8 no. 1 bed apartments, 4 no. 2 bed apartments and 1 no. 3 bed apartment; 2 no. communal east facing roof terraces to the rear located at first floor and fourth floor level; residential bin store and 40 no. secure bicycle spaces at ground level with communal residential storage at basement; all accessed from Clanbrassil Street Lower; and all associated site works.

We, Carrey Issuer DAC, intend to apply for permission for development at this site, Newmarket Square, Dublin 8, Dublin, D08 P3Y2. The overall site is bound by St. Luke's Avenue, Newmarket Street, Brabazon Street and Newmarket. The development will consist of erection of new signage and wayfinding totems to the existing building, which will consist of the following; 1 no. horizontal aluminium lettering sign (6.795m x 0.4m) on the northern façade of the building with internal LED illumination, 1 no. horizontal aluminium lettering (5.025m x 0.3m) on the southern façade with internal LED illumination, 1 no. aluminium wayfinding panel (0.8m x 0.8m) on the southern façade and 2 no. external wayfinding totems (2m x 0.8m x 0.155m) north of the existing building.

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

Planning permission for development of 1 no. illuminated external sign. This external signage application relates to previously permitted development (Dublin City Council Reg. Ref. 2546/18, which has been amended by Dublin City Council Reg. Ref. 4387/18) on a site of 0.106 hectares at the above address. The proposed development consist of the erection of 1 no. high level illuminated sign (1.556 sq m) on the South Great George's Street (western) elevation.

Permission for development of 3 No. illuminated external signs. This external signage application relates to previously permitted development (Dublin City Council Reg. Ref. 2546/18, which has been amended by Dublin City Council Reg. Ref. 4387/18) on a site of 0.106 hectares at Nos. 41-46 South Great George's Street and Nos. 51-53 Stephen Street Lower, Dublin 2. The proposed development consists of the erection of (a) 1 no. high level illuminated sign (1,566 sqm) on the South George's Street (western) elevation and (b) 1 no. high level illuminated sign (1,566sqm) and 1 no. low level illuminated sign (1,566 sqm) on the Stephen Street Lower (southern) elevation.

Permission - Construction of new upper storey, bathroom extension to rear and associated site works.

For development at this site 3,4 &5 Walworth Road, Portobello, Dublin 8 The development will consist/consists of: the upgrading and refurbishing of the existing museum at 3,4 Walworth Road and the amalgamation of 3,4 Walworth Road with no.5 Walworth Road. The works will include demolition of derelict house at no.5 Walworth Road and the construction of new two storey building and new basement under no.5 Walworth Road extending under part of the site at the rear of 3, 4 & 5 Walworth Road to accommodate storage and research space. New part single storey and two storey extension to the rear of the buildings for exhibition and congregation space, improved toilets, circulation with new stairs, lift and reception area. Reinstatement of the front and part rear facades and roof of no.5 Walworth Road to match existing and all necessary works to entrance from Walworth Road and rear garden with cycle spaces for staff and public and rear access route from Kingsland Parade including all associated site services and landscaping works. An Appropriate Assessment screening report has been carried out and accompanies this application.

Planning permission for the demolition of existing workshop and the construction of a 3 storey 2 bedroom mews dwelling to include, off street parking and all ancillary site works.

Block 5 fronts Gordon Place to the north and Richmond Street South to the west. The development will consist of a change of use of the existing ground floor level retail unit 02 (144.5 sqm.), which fronts Gordon Place, as permitted under planning ref: 3742/10 and further modified by 4443/16, 4152/17, 4088/18, 2502/20, 2687/20, 2509/21 and 3685/23 to provide an indoor sports centre and retail use. The proposed change of use seeks to retain the existing retail use whilst also catering for an indoor sports golf simulation store and ancillary coffee dock. Minor external alterations including elevational shopfront changes are proposed together with all associated site development works.

The proposed development consists of amendments to Block 1 which forms part of the permitted Charlemont Square development under DDC Reg. Ref 3742/10 (ABP Ref. PL29S.238212), which is currently under construction, and as subsequently amended by planning permissions Ref. 2286/12 (ABP Ref. PL240620), Ref. 4443/16, Ref. 3725/18, Ref. 4758/18 and Ref. 3035/20. The development (site area of 0.073 ha) will consist of: - the provision of an ancillary part off-licence (BWS) area of c.30 sq.m within the permitted retail unit at the ground floor level, south western corner of Block 1 (GFA 695 sq.m); - Minor alterations to the approved eastern and southern elevations of the block at ground floor level to include 2 no. signage zones on the eastern elevation of the unit and 1 no. signage zones on the southern elevation of the unit; - All ancillary site services and site development works.

Construction of a new first floor pitched roof extension to rear, set back from the rear boundary, over existing single storey extension, internal alterations to existing dwelling to facilitate the above works together with all ancillary site works & landscaping.

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.

Full planning permission for a Change of use of existing retail unit to a veterinary clinic and all associated site works at Unit 3 Newmarket Yards, Newmarket Square Dublin 8.

For the demolition of an existing single storey extension to the rear and the construction of a single-storey extension to the rear, internal alterations and modifications and all associated site works.

The development will consist of demolition of an existing structure to the rear and construction of a proposed two-storey extension to accommodate dining, living area & home office. Works will include connection to existing services, and any other associated site works.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE The conservation, refurbishment and upgrade of the existing National Concert Hall (NCH) buildings including: the former University Building's Butler north-east and south-cast wings and the central Butler main entrance block (c.1914); the former Exhibition Hall buildings (c.1865) including the south range, the main auditorium, the John Field and Carolan rooms; the former UCD Medical Library and north range. The total floor area of the existing buildings, subject of this planning application, is 16,560sqm. The development includes a new three storey over basement extension to the west of the existing auditorium, ante space and Carolan Room (3610sqm), the insertion of a new floor to both the Studio Space (226sqm) and the former Medical Library (662sqm) and a new two storey atrium extension linking the Butler building to. the central 1865 block (336m) and an extension to the basement under the main auditorium (873sqm). The overall area of the proposed development is 20,869sqm (4295sqm basement and 16,574sqm above ground) The main buildings and boundary walls, the subject of application are designated Protected Structures within the NCH complex (Ref: RPS 2425). Adjacent protected structures include the Real Tennis Court (Ref: RPS 2426) and Iveagh House (Department of Foreign Affairs) and Iveagh Gardens, including stone garden folly (Ref. RPS 7791). In order to facilitate proposed development, the following demolitions are required: 1042sqm two storey former Anatomy Block (c.1884 with c.1930 modifications) plus 332sqm. of ancillary extensions; 116sqm two storey (1981) plant room with associated roof plant to the rear of the main auditorium; 65sqm two storey (2016) temporary stair block to the rear of the 1865 building 250sqm three storey over basement (c.1995) sanitary accommodation extension to the rear of Butler north-east wing including existing bridge link structure at first floor level; Removal of an internal fire stair core (1981) located to the west of the John Field Room; Removal of escape stairs (1981) from the auditorium within the south range; Removal of existing (c.1960) external fire escape stairs between Butler building and 1865 block; Removal of a section of the basement (c.1914) under the existing carpark to the front of the south wings of Butler building; Removal of several internal modern interventions throughout the buildings. The existing limestone façade to Earlsfort terrace will be cleaned and conserved. The existing rendered and partly rendered masonry walls to the elevations of the 1865 former exhibition hall buildings shall be repaired re-rendered as appropriate. Refurbishment work will include the conservation and repaired existing external windows, doors, roof lights and upgrading - restoration and repair of existing slate roof and rainwater goods, proposed removal of existing bitumen roof covering to the auditorium and John Field room roof structures and replacement with metal standing seam roof finish and new rooflights. Any existing original external glazing will be retained where possible and works will include the upgrade of glazing to some areas. The window openings of the main auditorium shall reopened and a secondary glazing shall be installed externally to the existing windows. The same window treatment is proposed for the NSO rehearsal space (former UCD medical library) The works include complete replacement of all mechanical and electrical services and the provision of solar panels and heat pumps. This application includes minor modifications to the former Pathology Building, previously permitted development (Reg. Ref 4975/23). The modifications include: The provision of a roof light in the link structure; The re-ordering of the link structure layout to include changing places facility; Removal of 1 no. tree from the existing landscaped area fronting onto Hatch Street; Amendments to the external entrance ramp and steps. The external works will comprise of hard and soft landscaping, including measures to protect the existing trees, lighting, new steps, ramps and gently sloped inclines to facilitate universal access to the proposed new entrance, provision of café terrace areas for outdoor dining, 84 no. Sheffield bicycle stands (168 bicycles) plus 8 no. cargo bicycle stands, upgrade of existing foul and surface water drainage lines, provision of SUDS features and all associated ancillary drainage, bin storage, screened mechanical Plant areas and all associated site works on a site area of circa 1.3 hectares. The service vehicle access gate off Hatch Street will be moved further east to accommodate safer access. The development has been screened for both Appropriate Assessment, Environmental Impact Assessment. A Basement Impact Assessment and Architectural Heritage Impact assessment has been carried out.

RETENTION:Permission for development at this site, Number 24 Lennox Place, South Circular Road Portobello, Dublin 8. The retention application consists of the retention of a first floor habitable extension and all ancillary works.

The site is generally bound by a Student Accommodation and Residential scheme permitted under ABP Ref. ABP-303436-19 (currently under construction) to the east, the River Poddle to south, Dublin City Council Waste Management Depot to the west and properties fronting onto Sweeney's Terrace to the north. The proposed development will consist of the demolition of all structures on site, except No. 4 Sweeney's Terrace, and construction of a residential development (with a total Gross Floor Area of 3,096 sq.m) to comprise of 39 no. apartments (consisting of 3 no studio units; 16 no. one-bed units and 20 no. two-bed units) arranged in a single block rising from 3 no. storeys to 7 no. storeys in height over a partial basement level with terraces/ balconies on eastern, southern and western elevations. Roof terraces are provided at third and fifth floor level. The proposed development also provides for change of use of No. 4 Sweeney's Terrace from residential to office use, extension at ground and first floor level, increasing total GFA from approximately 81 sq.m to 88 sq.m GFA, together with associated elevational amendments, internal reconfiguration and modifications to fenestration including new windows on the north and southern elevations and repositioning of door to western elevation and use of the existing 1 no. car parking space for the proposed commercial use. The development will include 84 no. bicycle parking spaces (60 no. internal secure spaces at basement level and 24 no. external, surface level visitor spaces), a set-down area within the site, bin stores, plant, electrical switch rooms and ESB substation, controlled pedestrian access to internal courtyard communal open space, landscape open space along the River Poddle including the opening up of approximate 31 m of the river which is currently culverted, boundary treatments including the provision of controlled access to private open space and restricted access to the Poddle embankment area and the existing lane from Sweeney's Terrace (public access available during daylight hours), lighting and all associated site and development works on a site of 0.192 hectares.

The development will consist of raising the roof level of the existing single storey extension to the rear of the house. Addition of roof lights to the flat roof and pitched roof over the stairs to the rear. Proposed new window at ground floor level on side gable wall. The proposed development includes internal alterations and sundry other minor works.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: We, Gaiety Productions Unlimited Company, intend to apply for Planning Permission for development at Gaiety Theatre, Nos. 46–50 King Street South, Dublin 2, D02 V097 (a Protected Structure, RPS Ref. No. 4274). The proposed development will consist of the provision of a new Air Handling Unit (AHU) on the eastern roof to replace the existing system in a like-for-like manner; the replacement of the existing water tank on the roof with a new tank of similar size and location; the installation of new internal ductwork within the attic space to extract air from the auditorium and associated new ventilation grilles and louvres; structural repairs to the slabs forming the roof and floors on the eastern side of the Theatre; localised repair works to roof flashings, parapets, concealed gutters, roof lights, and junction areas; reinstatement and upgrade of rainwater outlets and downpipes from various roof levels; the installation of new gantry walkways, access ladders, and fall-protection systems to various roof areas to facilitate safe maintenance; the temporary removal, cleaning and reinstatement of the existing glazed canopy on the King Street South façade; and all ancillary and associated works required to facilitate the above and to improve the Theatre’s ventilation, building fabric and maintenance access.

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

The development will consist of: (i) the proposed demolition of the existing single and two-storey structures (ii) the construction of a detached part single, part two-storey, two-bedroom duplex apartment (73sqm) with balcony private amenity space (13.4sqm); (iii) the provision of enclosed bin storage between 26 Raymond Street and the proposed development; (iv) the provision of 2 no. secure bicycle parking spaces accessed from the existing gated pedestrian lane; and (v) permission is also sought for all associated site and infrastructural works, inclusive of boundary treatments, landscaping and SuDS drainage, necessary to facilitate the development.

Planning Application for permission for the provision for a two storey extension consisting of a Boy's Toilet Facility at ground floor level and a Principal's Office at first floor level (proposed floor area = 57sqm) to the front of existing two storey School Building (existing floor area = 2623sqm) to include internal reconfiguration of existing administration offices to ground floor and revised location for a standalone single storey Maintenance Room (proposed floor area = 13sqm) as approved under Planning Register Reference: 4802/22 together with all associated site works at Presentation Secondary School Warrenmount, Clarence Mangan Road, Dublin 8.

Permission for demolition of existing boiler room to rear yard and provision of a standalone single storey structure consisting of a single classroom Special Education Unit (proposed floor area = 223sqm) to the rear yard of the existing School (existing School overall floor area = 2623sqm), external glazed canopy connecting back to main school with new enclosed external soft play area and provision of a standalone single storey maintenance room to front yard (proposed floor area = 13sqm), provision of new single storey boiler room to the side of current school (proposed floor area 12sqm), works to modify and widen the existing gated vehicular entrance and provide a new gated pedestrian entrance to existing public footpath, together with all associated site works.

The proposed development will consist of the demolition of all structures on site, except No. 4 Sweeney's Terrace, and construction of a mixed use, primarily residential development comprising: A part 3, part 4 storey apartment block of 25 no. units (4 no. studio units, 8 no. 1 bed units, and 13 no. 2 bed units) over a partial basement level with ground floor terraces and upper floor balconies on the eastern, southern and western elevations. The proposed apartment block incorporates a dedicated bin storage area, substation and switch room at ground floor level, together with gated and controlled access to 2 no, external amenity areas comprising a communal courtyard to the east and a landscaped open space area along the partially culverted River Poddle to the south; and, A change of use of No. 4 Sweeney's Terrace from residential to office use, incorporating an extension at ground and first floor level to increase the Gross Floor Area (GFA) from approximately 81 sqm to 88sqm GFA, together with associated internal reconfiguration and modifications to elevations, A total of 69 no. bicycle parking spaces are proposed, consisting of 65 no. spaces for the apartment block (40 no. resident spaces, 3 no. cargo bike spaces and 22 no. visitor spaces) and 4 no. external bicycle parking spaces for the office use at No. 4 Sweeney's Terrace. 3 no. vehicle parking spaces are provided, consisting of 2 no. spaces to serve the apartment block ( 1 no. parking/set down to the north-west and 1 no. car-sharing space to the north-east) and the use of 1 no. existing space to the west of No. 4 Sweeney's Terrace to serve the proposed office use. The proposed development incorporates all associated site and development works, landscaping, boundary treatments and public lighting, together with remedial works to an exposed area of the River Poddle channel in the south-western part of the site (to match previously approved works on an adjoining site to the east under An Bord Pleanala Reg. Ref. ABP-303436-19) and the culverting of a small exposed area of the River Poddle adjoining the south-western boundary. Public access to the landscaped open space to the south of the proposed apartment block along the partially culverted River Poddle will be limited to daylight hours.

PERMISSION:The proposed development will consist of the change of use of the approved retail floor space at upper basement level to a bowling alley and indoor leisure facility with ancillary bar.

Planning permission for development at 'Chatham and King', Chatham Street, Dublin 2 bounded to the north by Chatham Street, to the south by the rear of The Gaiety Centre, King Street South, to the west by Clarendon Row and to the east by 6 Chatham Street and the Gaiety Theatre (Protected Structure). The proposed development will consist of: 1) the change of use of the 3 no. food and beverage units at ground floor approved under register reference 4436/16 to retail use and the amalgamation of this floor space with the 2 no. approved retail units to form a single retail unit at ground floor; 2) the change of use of the approved retail floor space at upper basement level to food and beverage use; 3) alterations to the approved shopfronts at ground floor including the redesign of the approved entrance doors; the installation of a retractable accordion gate across the main shop entrance on the Chatham Street elevation; the installation of an additional two sets of double doors on the Chatham Street elevation; and the installation of new double doors to the basement on the Clarendon Row elevation; 4) the display of illuminated (backlit) signage (individual letters and logos) above the shopfronts on the Chatham Street and Clarendon Row elevations; 5) the installation of 12 no. projecting fixed fabric banner signs at first floor level (9 no. on the Chatham Street elevation and 3 no. on the Clarendon Row elevation); and 6) the installation of a projecting curved canopy over the main shop entrance on the Chatham Street elevation.

The development will consist of Alterations to the previously approved works (Planning Ref: WEB 2147/22) consisting of a terrace area at First Floor with 1.8 privacy, and all associated alterations to the elevations, internal layouts, site, drainage, ancillary and landscaping works

The development will consist of __ Part demolition of existing single storey structures to the rear and demolition of existing chimney. __ Construction of a new single storey extension to the rear __ New rooflights to the rear roofslope. __ All associated alterations to the elevations, internal alterations, site, drainage, landscaping and ancillary works.

The development will consist of: Demolitions and Construction of 3No. additional apartments (1No. 2-Bedroom apartment & 2No. 1-Bedroom apartments) along with alterations to 2No. existing apartments and all ancillary works in new upward extensions and alterations to the existing building consisting of: (1) Demolition of part of the Existing Set-Back Third Floor Level; (2) Demolition of the Existing Roof Level; (3) Demolition of parts of External Facades/ Fenestration at existing Second Floor Level and Set-Back Third Floor/ Roof Level; (4)Construction of Extensions and Alterations to Third Floor Level incorporating 1No. new additional 1 Bedroom Apartment along with alterations to 2No. existing Apartments & Associated Circulation and Ancillary Areas; (5) Construction of new set-back Fourth Floor Level incorporating 2No. new additional apartments (1 No. 1-Bedroom apartment & 1 No. 2-Bedroom apartment) along with Associated Circulation and Ancillary Areas; (6) Construction of Alterations to Facades/ Fenestration at Second Floor, Third Floor and Fourth Floor Levels; (7) Construction of all Consequent Internal, External and Facade Alterations; & (8) All Ancillary Site Development and Services Works.

The proposed development consists of an extension to the rear of 21 Warren Street including a single story ground floor kitchen extension of 5.4 sqm, a first floor bathroom extension of 4.9 sqm and the installation of two associated roof lights in addition to the internal refurbishment of the existing house.

(i) a change of use from office use to 1 no. townhouse for residential use; (ii) minor elevational treatment including replacement of existing large window on the front elevation to a sash window; and (iii) all associated site works.

Planning permission is sought for: (i) a change of use from office use to 1 no. townhouse with a balcony for use as short term letting; (ii) minor elevational treatment including replacement of existing large window on the front elevation to a sash window; and (iii) all associated site works.

The development will consist of: New single storey entrance porch to front of house.

Planning permission is sought for part two storey pitched roof extension, part single storey flat roof extension to the rear. New front porch and repositioning and widening of vehicular access gates to provide for off street parking to existing two storey end of terrace dwelling.