PERMISSION construction of a 3 storey with part 4-storey element to access roof garden and sunroom/utility. The Development will contain 2 No. residential duplex units; unit 1: street level access to a ground floor and first floor 2-bedroom duplex unit with terrace at first floor level (81.1 sqm); unit 2: street level access to a first floor, second floor, and part third floor 3-bedroom duplex unit with third floor roof garden (121sqm). The Development also includes foul drainage, suds surface water drainage (including blue/green roofs)

The demolition of the existing one and a half storey garage building and the construction of a two storey detached house with a roof terrace at second floor level to the front of the property with a part three storey element to access the roof terrace and all associated works.

RETENTION: The development which is in a Strategic Development Zone, will consist of the retention of the existing scrolling internally illuminated double sided 'Metropole' advertising display case mounted on an offset leg.

The development will consist of the replacement of the existing scrolling internally illuminated double sided 'Metropole' advertising display case with a double sided digital advertising display case and associated works.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: We Malgil Properties Ltd. intend to apply for Planning permission for development on a site of 0.0215 ha at no.57 Parnell Square West, Dublin 1,D01 FK24 (a Protected Structure Ref. 6416). The proposed development seeks permission for: The commercial change of use from vacant office from basement to third floor levels to a Guesthouse for short-stay tourist / visitor accommodation use, comprising of 13no. bedrooms and associated ancillary development including associated lounge, lobbies, plant area, storage, cleaners/linen area, bike and bin store. Removal of existing non original internal partitions as required. Upgrading of historic doors and floors where required. Modifications to the building's rear external façade including the removal of external modern fire staircase, reinstatement of original window opes and installation of historically accurate sash windows to same. The construction of new internal recessed partitions and doors from basement to third floor levels. Provision of 'pod' en-suite bathrooms for each guest room, and 'high end' fit out. Associated site servicing (foul and surface water drainage and water supply); and all other associated site servicing, landscaping and development works above and below ground.

Permission for the construction of two new sheltered 'loggia', one to the assembly hall facing west (34.4sqm covered footprint) the second to the southern elevation of the classroom wing (38.5sqm. covered footprint), both provide shelter to the existing external play space together with site works and minor modifications where the new structures meet the existing buildings.

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.

Demolition of the remaining walls of a single-storey semi-detached workshop building and the construction of a two storey semi-detached house with a roof terrace at second floor level to the front of the property and all associated works.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE Alterations to development previously approved under Reg. Ref. 2427/21 (ABP Ref. No. 311307) comprising: (i) replacement of 1 no. one-bedroom apartment at ground floor level with a communal room (48.5sq.m) with external balcony; (ii) replacement of the two-bedroom apartments (5 no. total apartments) at ground, first, second, third and fourth floor levels with 2 no. one-bedroom apartments at each floor level (10 no. total apartments); and, (iii) all associated ancillary works, including general revisions to internal layout and increase in building floor area (total of 33sq.m) from ground to fourth floor level, provision of additional private amenity spaces, and elevational changes necessary to facilitate the development. The revised unit mix will be 22 no. one-bedroom apartments each served by private amenity space in the form of a balcony/terrace. All units are intended to provide independent social housing for older residents (55+ years). The site is within the curtilage of The Free Church on Charles Street Great which is a Protected Structure..

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Planning for the development will consist of (i) removal of existing vehicular entrance gate off Fitzgibbon Street and demolition of two-storey commercial structure comprising former workshop/service garage and an adjoining derelict two storey dwelling which is bound to the south-east by an existing two-storey derelict structure situated within the grounds of No. 46 Charles Street Great (A Protected Structure - RPS No. 1371); (ii) construction of a five-storey flat/green-roofed apartment block served by 1 no. rooflights and comprising 19 no. units (1 no. studio, 14 no. one-bedroom units and 4 no. two-bedroom units) with each unit provided private amenity space, in the form of balcony and having access to communal amenity space (158sqm) at ground level. The development is to be served by 4 no. vehicular parking spaces 32 no. bicycle parking spaces and covered bin storage located within shared access yard accessible via a new vehicular entrance gate, of width 3.85m, off Fitzgibbon Street. The proposal also includes all ancillary works, inclusive of landscaping and SuDS drainage, necessary to facilitate the development.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The development will consist of (i) Removal of existing vehicular entrance gate off Fitzgibbon Street and demolition of two-storey commercial structure comprising former workshop/service garage and an adjoining derelict two-storey dwelling which is bound to the south-east by an existing two-storey derelict structure situated within the grounds of No. 46 Charles Street Great (A Protected Structure - RPS No. 1371); and (ii) Construction of a two-storey over lower ground-floor level flat-roofed (with partial green-roof) apartment block served by 4 no. rooflights and comprising 4 no. two-bedroom and 4 no. three-bedroom duplex apartments. The two-bedroom apartments will each be served by south-west facing terraces at lower-ground and ground floor level and a north-east facing terrace at lower-ground floor level. The three-bedroom apartments will each be served by a south-west facing terrace at first floor level, a south-west facing balcony at second floor level and a private terrace and dedicated storage space (3.7sq.m) located at roof level. The development is to be served by 8 no. vehicular parking spaces, 24 no. bicycle parking spaces and covered bin storage located within a shared access yard accessible via a new vehicular entrance gate, of width 3.85m, off Fitzgibbon Street. The proposal also includes all ancillary works, inclusive of landscaping and SuDS drainage, necessary to facilitate the development.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The development will consist of the change of use of Flat 7, 35 Gardiner Place (Protected Structure RPS Ref 3036) currently in residential use, for use as café, with works including internal adjustments and an upgrade of existing fabric. Development will also consist of the refurbishment and fit-out of existing café at adjacent property, 21B Hill Street, with works including internal adjustments, upgrade of existing fabric and new façade treatment, as well as all associated site works to facilitate the development.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE. Permission for change of use from offices into 1 residential unit, including proposed metallic stairs from basement to front, proposed partition at first floor, change of internal layout in existing modern extension to rear and all related works.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The development consist of the restoration of the existing granite flagstones to the platform and steps at the front door of the house. Any shortfall in granite is to be made up with salvaged or new matching granite flags. When laid the granite elements including the original granite upstands that surround the front area are to be repaired and repointed with lime mortar. The iron railings are also to be strengthened and repaired and missing cast-iron corner posts, stays and other parts are to be replaced with new matching cast-iron and forged iron parts.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: For the proposed conversion of 4 no. bedrooms, to 8 no. ensuite bathrooms at first and second floor levels.

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.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE (RPS No. 282): permission to previously granted planning DCC Ref. no. 3182/19 & 3188/12 (An Bord Pleanala Ref. PL 29S.241330) at this site. The permission is sought for the change of operational time to 7.30am - 2.30 am on any day as noted in the planning condition no. 2 (DCC Ref. No. 3182/19 & 3188/12) which states that the proposed development shall not be operated between midnight and 7.30 hours on any day.

The subject site is principally bounded by: Arnott's Department Store and Henry Street to the north; Middle Abbey Street to the south; William's Lane to the east and Liffey Street Upper to the west. The development will consist of the extension of the opening hours of the existing multi-storey car park from its current operating hours of: Monday - Wednesday (7.00-20.00); Thursday (7.00-21.00); Friday - Saturday (7.00-20.00) and Sunday (9.00-20.00) to the operation of the car park on a 24 hours per day, 7 days per week basis.

Permission for change of use of vacant 4-storey over basement (Protected Structure) from office use to managed student accommodation to provide 8 no. mix of single, twin and triple bedrooms, 19 no. bed spaces with kitchen, living, dining rooms, study/communal area, sanitary facilities and development of rear yard to provide secure bicycle storage at 56, Parnell Square West, Dublin DO1 K8Y8.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: PERMISSION & RETENTION: Planning permission and retention permission for alterations to the front of No. 55 Parnell Square West, Dublin 1, a protected structure (RPS 6414) incorporating the following: (a) Retention of a bin storage platform and associated balustrade to the front of the property measuring 1.8m2 in area, (b) Retention of the removal of a 1.7m section of wrought iron railings and associated stone plinth along the front door approach platform, (c) Planning permission to reinstate the original wrought iron railings, altered to form a set of swing gates, serving the bin storage platform.

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.

Permission is sought for the following works: Demolition of the existing single storey garage building and construction of a two storey mid-terrace house with a roof terrace a second floor level to the front of the property with a part three storey element to access the roof terrace and all associated works.

The proposed development seeks to amend a permission granted under Reg. Ref. 3791/20 and will consist of the installation of an internal sign with illuminated lettering located above the over-door glazing to the pedestrian entrance to Block C from Magennis Place (located along the buildings western elevation at ground floor level) and the installation of an external wall mounted (internally illuminated) sign projecting perpendicular to the building façade with a black painted metal finish (located along the buildings western elevation at ground floor level).

The development will consist of: change of use of existing Block C (4 storeys over 2 basement levels), from education use to office and gym use (change of use of c. 2,005 sq m at basement level -1, Ground, First, Second and Third floors - no changes are proposed at lower basement level (level -2)); development of signage at the Magennis Place elevation; development of roof terraces on the second and third floor flat-roof levels (on the northern part of the site) to serve the office use; and ancillary works including landscaping. Basement level -1 will contain the gym (c. 351 sq m) and shower and changing facilities for the office use (c. 85 sq m). The office use (c. 1,525 sq m (excluding the associated shower and changing facilities at basement level -1)) will be located at Ground, First, Second and Third floor levels. Cycle parking for both uses will be provided at ground floor level (c. 44 sq m). Access will be via Magennis Place. No additional car parking spaces are proposed.

Permission to erect a two-storey extension, to rear, on top of existing dwelling along with rooftop stair enclosure and privacy screen to roof terrace, to a total of 5 storeys, to provide four bedrooms and two bathrooms and ground floor W.C., all at 43 William Street, North, Dublin 1 XA30 with access onto Catherine Court.

RETENTION: Retention for an amendment to full planning permission (previously granted, plan ref reg: WEB1777/21) for the realignment over two storeys of the external back wall of the extension, façade alterations to the rear elevation, minor internal layout modifications along with the associated site works.

Full planning permission for the construction of a two storey rear extension, along with the associated site works

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The development will consist of: 1. Internal works at ground floor comprising of: a) Strengthening /repair of original floor structure/timber joists; b) Installation of new electrical services; c) New demountable metal shop security screens to inside of shopfront complete with support framing; 2. Internal works at basement floor comprising of: a) Partial removal/reinstatement of original lath and plaster ceillings, insecticide treatment of timbers; b) Installation of damp proofing drainage sheet/sump to walls and floor with new finishes; c) Repair and part replacement of first (lower) stairs flight; d) Installation of new electrical services; 3. All associated conservation works, repairs, redecoration, drainage and ancillary works.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE:PERMISSION & RETENTION:Works at ground and basement level change of use at upper floor levels restaurant and from office to hotel use at No.7 Westmoreland Street, D02 XF76 and 39 Fleet street D02 EK07 and associated development works, protected structure, and alterations to Temple Bar Inn hotel at basement, ground and fourth floor levels at 40-47 Fleet St, Temple Bar, Dublin 2, D02 NX25 Retention Permission is for: 1. modification to mezzanine level at ground floor,2. retention of basement opening connection to Temple Bar Inn 3. retention of rear yard deck at ground floor level 4. retention of alteration of existing window at ground floor to form an opening to rear yard 5. retention of dumb waiter unit between basement (restaurant) and ground floor (restaurant) Planning Permission for development works to consist of: 1. Upgrade of the building to include passive fire upgrade works, alarm and detection system, electrical and mechanical services upgrade for adaptive reuse to hotel from office use. 2. Refurbishment of interior and reordering layout to provide 10-bedroom suites with ancillary facilities. 3. Alterations to, including extension of existing Lift shaft at rear to provide new lift serving all floors. 4. New Internal connection to the Temple Bar Inn Hotel, 40-47 Fleet Street at basement and ground level. 5.New secondary means of fire escape enclosed external link at the rear providing internal connection between third and fourth floor to the Temple Bar Inn Hotel, 40-47 Fleet Street with enabling works to rear façade and alteration to chimney stack base at the rear 6. Removal of external fire escape stairs at fourth floor level of Temple Bar Inn Hotel 7. New dormer windows to mansard roof onto Fleet Street 8. Alterations to ground floor shopfront. 9. Removal of modern secondary internal casement windows at first floor level 10. Provision of an aov rooflight above stair well at roof level.

The development will consist of (a) the removal of the existing stall risers and general modifications to the existing shopfront, (b) the removal of the existing fascia signage, (c) the installation of a new double glazed Crittall framed glazing and entrance door complete with repairs and modifications to the shopfront, (d) the installation of new internally illuminated fascia signage, and (e) all associated site works.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE The proposed development comprises a 4-storey over basement maternity hospital building extension (Critical Care Wing, c. 9,946 sq m gross floor area) including: 80no. additional hospital bedrooms, new theatre and ancillary facilities, a new link corridor (Level 02) and connections with the existing Entrance Building and Main Hospital Building (protected structure); and, all ancillary demolition, site development, conservation, and landscaping and boundary works on campus, including: -•Associated refurbishment works within the existing Entrance Building. •Refurbishment of the existing ward space on Level 02 within the Plunkett Cairns Wing, Medical Residence Building and Main Hospital Building (Protected Structures). •Plant at basement of the proposed new Critical Care Wing. •Chimney flues, plant and associated screening at roof level of the proposed new Critical Care Wing and at roof level of the existing Entrance Building. •Demolition of - existing single-storey Outpatient department (c.1,174 sq m GFA), vehicular ramps and tunnel; - existing plant structures, including single-storey plant/waste store, low voltage switch room and defunct water tank, in the central garden area. •Construction of a new single-storey bicycle store to provide an additional 98no. bicycle spaces at surface level. •Replacement of the existing vehicular access ramps with two new realigned vehicular access ramps to the existing lower-level surface car parks. •Reconfiguration of the existing lower-level surface car parks, including removal of 67no. existing car parking spaces. •Relocation of the existing waste compactors, from north of the original hospital building (protected structure), to new location in the reconfigured lower-level surface car park area with associated landscape screening. •Relocation of the existing medical waste store to an external storage area, under the proposed new access ramp with associated removal of an existing caged clinical waste store. •Construction of a screened generator and medical gases compound within the northern portion of the site. •Hard & soft landscaping elements to the perimeter of the proposed building and carparks including the creation of a lightwell behind the existing boundary railings. •Minor reconfiguration, removal (c.10m) and making good of the protected boundary railings along the western perimeter of the site.•Replacement of the existing pedestrian and vehicular entrance gates at the northwest perimeter of the site.

Permission for an extension to The Abbey Hotel consisting of additional floors to existing hotel, to increase accommodation from 21 bedrooms to 45 bedrooms, comprising the following development: A) Demolition of localised internal walls & floor structure at Ground, First, Second, & Third Floor levels and demolition of pitched roof to rear at Second Floor Level and to flat roof at front at Fourth Floor Level. B) Proposed infill floor extension at first Floor Level to rear C) Proposed floor extensions at Second, Third & Fourth Floors to rear D) Proposed new Fifth & Sixth floor extensions E) Revisions & alterations to upper floor facade to Abbey Street Elevation and proposed new shopfront/entrance & facade to North Lotts elevation with alterations to all elevations, with localised internal floor layout modifications at all levels. F) Provision of lightwells and rooflights at First Floor and at Sixth Floor Level G) Proposed surface water attenuation at basement level and all associated site and development works.

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.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The proposed development consists of the permission for the continuation of the Temporary Pavilion in New Square, and the continuation of and temporary fit-out works to and change of use of the Printing House, to allow both to operate as exhibition space, as permitted under DCC Reg. Ref.: 4785/22, for a period of eight years. This includes for 1. Continuation of temporary fit-out works to the Printing House, and a temporary change of use for to allow it to operate as an exhibition space to include: • A temporary fit-out, to the Printing House (360m2), which incorporates exhibition space, storage rooms, office, and WC at ground floor level and associated plant space at basement level. The temporary fit-out works include the installation of demountable reversible steel and concrete structures, metal stud partitions, timber and steel doors, fire curtain, blockwork walls, and associated services including sprinkler system, ventilation, heating, cooling, information technology and electrical systems. • A demountable steel temporary structure (29 sq.m) along the eastern edge of the Printing House to provide an accessible entrance through an existing doorway, involving widening of the door opening. • All other permitted refurbishment works permitted, and agreed under compliance with DCC, under DCC Reg. Ref.: 4785/22 have been implemented. 2. The continuation of the in place Temporary Pavilion in New Square which has a gross internal area of c.900m2 comprising of an exhibition space (576m2), retail space (170m2), WCs, staff room, storage, plant area and external landscaping.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The proposed development consists of the following: 1. Refurbishment and temporary fit-out works to the Printing House, and a temporary change of use for a period of five years, to allow it to operate as an exhibition space to include: A temporary fit-out, for a period of five years, to the Printing House (360m2), incorporating an exhibition room with display case relocated from the Old Library, secure storage rooms, security office, and WC at ground floor level and associated plant space at basement level. The fit-out works will include the installation of demountable reversible steel and concrete structures, steel framed metal stud partitions, timber and steel doors, fire curtain, blockwork walls, and associated services including sprinkler system, ventilation, heating, cooling, information technology and electrical systems. Internal refurbishment, including insulation of the roof, upgrading fire rating of historic floors retaining all historic elements, upgrading fire resistance of three historic doors, temporary removal and storage on site of one door leaf, redecoration of interior at ground level including the entrance hall. External refurbishment works consisting of pointing the east elevation to replace variety of non-historic finishes, cleaning of the Portland stone portico and Calp rubble side elevations, refurbishment of historic railings and replacement of non-historic boiler room door. The construction of a demountable steel temporary structure (29 sq.m) along the eastern edge of the Printing House to provide an accessible entrance through an existing doorway, involving widening of the door opening. 2. The construction of a Temporary Pavilion in New Square, for a period of five years, with a gross internal area of 900m2 comprising of an exhibition space (576m2), retail space (170m2), WCs, staff room, storage and plant space. The temporary pavilion is organised in two building volumes, ranging in height from 6.7m to 9.9m. The building will have a metal structure, and will be clad with coloured metal panels. A screened temporary external plant enclosure (72m2) will be located to the rear of the Temporary Pavilion. 3. Landscaping including temporary sloped surfaces in New Square to provide accessible entrances to the Temporary Pavilion, reseeding of lawn, temporary removal of 2 sections of chain around the perimeter of New Square. 4. The provision of a temporary sign, for a period of five years, located at the western facade of House 33-37 (a Protected Structure) of c. 1m x 9m and an exterior temporary, for a period of five years, wayfinding feature light fixed to the rear brick-faced facade of Houses 33-37. 5. Permission is also sought for all associated site development above and below ground and temporary construction operations.

The development will consist of change of use of existing ground floor hearing centre to an internet cafe with new associated signage to existing shop front.

Permission is sought for the change of use from a commercial to retail and restaurant use. Works to include linking the three premises, internal alterations, new frontage with all associated site works.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: the development will consist of the installation of signage to a protected structure in the Dublin City Development Plan (2022-2028) comprising replacement fascia "Next" acrylic lettering to shop front elevation 1.2m high x 5.2m long x 0.08m projection mounted on glazing above entrance door and internally illuminated by LED lights.

The development will consist of the change of use of the ground floor (vacant retail measuring 196 sq m) and first floor (vacant storage measuring 264.2 sq m) to a restaurant internal modifications; signage; plant and all associated works.

Permission for the development of a part two, part three-storey mews house at 18A Fitzgibbon Street, Dublin 1, within the Mountjoy Square Architectural Conservation Area. The development will consist of the demolition of the existing single storey shop structure and the construction of part two, part three-storey mews house. It includes entrance, storage, ground floor WC, a home office, and a bedroom at ground floor; Open plan kitchen-dining and living area at first floor, a bedroom, bathroom at second floor, all measuring 120 m2. It includes an accessible roof terrace measuring 18 m2 at roof level, incorporating renewable technology, as well as a front garden measuring 13m2. It will include all associated ancillary works and services.

The development will consist of the demolition of a single storey garage structure and a single storey outbuilding and the construction of a two storey apartment building consisting of 2 no. one bedroom apartments, including a balcony at first floor level to front of the proposed property, facing onto St Joseph's Villas, and a new boundary wall within the curtilage of No 17 Richmond Street North, together with bicycle storage, bin storage, landscaping, and all associated site works and services.

The development will consist of (a) the demolition of existing returns (area 30.7m2) to the back of an existing two storey terraced dwelling house and their replacement with a new single storey flat roof extension of 48.5m2 and a first floor extension of 2.2m2, (b) the installation of a new artist's studio /workshop building of 52m2 to the rear of new extension, (c) provision of a new velux rooflight to the front slope of the existing roof, (d) removal of north east chimney stack, (e) all associated siteworks

The development will consist of material alteration and change of use of the existing vacant basement units (permitted as medical consultancy/ office use under Reg. Ref: 4260/07) to residential to accommodate 3 no. apartments comprising 1 no. studio apartment (37 sqm), 1 no. one bedroom apartment (78 sqm), and 1 no. two-bedroom apartment (88 sqm) with individual external stair accesses from street level and internal access from existing stair/ left core at No. 50 Parnell Square West. Permission is also sought for all associated site and development works, including minor alterations to rear façade at basement level to provide an additional window.

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. The proposed development consists of permission for development of the Rubrics Building (a Protected Structure ref. 2004 and Recorded Monument, ref. DU018-020419), Trinity College, Dublin 2. The Rubrics Building located in the historic Campus, construction dates from circa 1699, has an area of 1715 sq m, and entails the refurbishment of the entire structure and the change of use of some rooms within the building (the area of change of use is 667 sq m or 31% of total floor area). External works are a new underground plant room of 43 sq m and a number of boreholes to provide sustainable heating, located to the east of the Rubrics; paving, site connections and landscaping works. The development will consist of the following works: The refurbishment of the existing structure to provide the following accommodation: 22 no. studio/one bed residential units. 12 no study bedrooms with communal living/dining/kitchen facilities 204 sq m of research/study accommodation Change of use of the following units from office to residential: 22.0.01A, 22.2.01, 23.1.02, 24.1.02, 25.1.01, 25.2.02, 25.3.01, 25.3.02, 25.3.03, 25.3.04, 26.0.01, 26.1.01, 26.3.01, 26.3.02 (totaling 499 sq m) Change of use of the following unit from communication equipment room to residential: 22.0.01B (10 sq m) Change of use of the following units from office to study/research accommodation: 23.0.01, 24.0.01, 24.0.02, 25.0.02 (158 sq m) Ground Floor: Removal of non-historic partitions, forming 5 no. new door openings in historic fabric, removal of non-historic concrete paving flags in entrance halls and replacement with cut-stone York Stone flagstones; construction of new partitions to form new accommodation, replacement of 5no. house entrance doors, replacement of 2 no. passageway doors. Thermal insulation layer to be installed on the substrate below the suspended floors. Historic floor vents to be repaired. Floors 1-3: Removal of non-historic partitions and construction of new partitions to form new accommodation. Form 14 no. door opes in walls at second & third floor levels. Form communication equipment room on the third floor. Attic: Installation of new fire break partitions, new replacement access hatches and timber walkways. Remedial works to roof truss bearing pads at chimneys. Roof: removal the existing friable slates, nails and battens; Provision of insulation, a membrane, battens and counter battens, new natural slates, existing ridge tiles, new insulation batts between rafters and a semi-permeable membrane lining to the underside of the rafters; Existing rainwater goods, which were installed c.2008/9, will be repositioned to ensure that they sit below the eaves slates appropriately. Renewal of valley leadwork and flashings. Installation of new vent cowls. West Elevation: Removal of cement rendered plinth course and renewal in lime render; localised repointing as necessary with lime mortar. Obsolete vents to be removed; Lead flashing to be installed to top of passageway openings; Installation of card access reader to two new passageway doors. East Elevation: Removal of mid-20th century pebbledash; Application of a new coat of insulating cork lime render and finishing layer. Painted with a breathable mineral paint; Localised repointing to 3rd floor brickwork; Obsolete vents to be removed, new air vents to be installed. North and South Elevations: New air vents to be installed. Stairs: Previously painted surfaces will be re-painted. Historic layers of paint will be retained underneath but the top coat will receive a light sanding so that the new paintwork can adhere. Floors: Removal of non-historic coverings and flooring material. Lath and plaster ceilings to be tied up with stainless steel wires and straps. Historic joists, pugging, floorboards and skirting boards to be retained/re-used. Repairs to original and early historic flooring including floorboards, strut supports, joists, pugging and down stand beams. Damaged or rotten timber floorboards and other members will be replaced. Previous plywood infill will be replaced with timber floorboards. Upgrading to achieve required fire rating including insulation to be installed between floor joists, plywood layer to be installed over joists to halt smoke penetration. Remedial structural works to mid span floor beams where required. Doors: The extant battened doors and panelled inner entrance doors to each apartment and panelled doors to kitchens or side rooms within apartments will be retained and upgraded to provide appropriate fire rating. Windows: Removal of sash and casement windows to facilitate repair or replacement of decayed rails and other timbers as necessary. Renewal of staff and parting beads, sash cords and weights where necessary. Draught-proofing with “Ventrolla-style” system to sash windows, reinstallation of existing glazing with appropriate putty. Localised repair/replacement of window lintels as required. Joinery: Window joinery including architraves, window-backs, elbows, shutters and soffits retained and repaired or eased to facilitate use, Plywood, MDF board replaced with timber where appropriate; Early extant skirting’s and dado rails repaired and repainted; Removal of inappropriate skirting’s and dado rails. Ceilings: lath and plaster ceilings repaired as necessary and repainted. Plasterboard ceilings repaired as necessary and repainted. Retention of run-in-situ cornices retained as down stands following removal of partitions. Wall plasterwork: retention and repair as necessary with appropriate materials of historic lime plaster. Non-original non-breathable paint to be removed and replaced with breathable paint. Fireplaces: Paintwork to be cleaned from historic fireplaces following trials; 1960’s brick fireplaces to be removed. Replacement of existing services. Provision of new heating, power, lighting, emergency lighting, fire alarm and IT systems. Historic cobbles to be re-bedded, generally to match existing on campus. Adjustment to ground level and drainage at northern end of east side of building. New French drain to be installed. Adjustment to the existing concrete swale running along the east elevation. New French drain to be installed. A new underground plant room of 43 sq m containing heat pumps and electrical switch room to the east of the Rubrics building in an open space, connected to the Rubrics building via underground connections, including access hatch and stairs with surrounding railing. New foul and storm water drainage system connections. Existing downpipes to west elevation to connect directly to the drainage system. New slot drains to north & south elevations. Associated site developments and landscaping.

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 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.

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: For signage to side gable of main school building O'Connells Secondary School, Richmond North, Dublin 1, D01Y4A9 facing North Circular Road. ITM coordinates 716415, 435690

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: PERMISSION: For change of use of part of existing building from office use, reverting to a residential dwelling on ground, first, second floors. The following works are proposed: replacement of all windows to rear with correct timber sliding sash windows, internal of layout amendments to ground, first, & second floor to include replacement/ relocation/ reinstatement of doorways, wall partitions to allow for insertion of bathroom & kitchen facilities at ground & first floors, with amendment to the staircase to third floor, with all ancillary site works necessary to facilitate the development.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Permission is sought for change of use of existing building from office use, to use as a single residential dwelling on ground, first, second and third floors over an existing self contained basement apartment and expansion of existing self contained residential unit in the first floor of mews to include ground floor of two storey building. The following works are proposed: (1) Reconstruction of the rear two storey building mews with raised parapet height, revised elevations & fenestration with external landscape works, (2) Conversion of annex and external store to kitchen. (3) Replacement of all windows to rear with correct timber sliding sash windows. (4) Alteration of internal layout ground first, second & third floor to include replacement/relocation/reinstatement of doorways, wall partitions and fourth floor staircase and insertion of bathroom facilities at each floor. (5) All ancillary site and landscaping works necessary to facilitate the development.