Conversion of roof space to storage with 4 no. rooflights to front and 3 no. rooflights to rear of existing house.

Habitable room attic conversion, new roof light windows to the rear and front and all associated works.

Conversion of Roof Space to Storage Space to include 3 no. Rooflights on the roof to the front and 4 no. Rooflights on the roof to rear of existing house.

Construction of single storey extension to the side and rear comprising of modification of kitchen and dining room, conversion of existing attic space comprising of modification of existing roof structure, new access stairs and 3no. roof windows to the front.

Conversion of existing attic space comprising of modification of existing roof structure, new access stairs and 2no. roof windows to the front and 3no. roof windows to the rear

The proposed development will consist of the provision of a new asphalt surface level ancillary car park (to provide 119 no. car parking spaces) together with associated vehicular access (including access and egress control barriers) and the provision of footpaths. Associated works include site clearance (including tree removal), ground works, landscaping works and provision of external lighting and associated infrastructure provision to serve the public car park (including underground surface water storage attenuation tank) Significant Additional Information Public Notices received on 19th March 2020.

Planning permission is sought

A temporary maintenance compound (0.065ha) on the existing disused tennis court for a period not greater than 7 years. The works will include: a single storey open sided storage/maintenance structure 248m²; perimeter fencing; and all associated site development, hard/soft landscaping, site lighting and excavation works above and below ground. No works are proposed to the protected structure Abbotstown House as part of this development. In the curtilage of the protected structure Abbotstown House.

The proposed development includes the demolition of parts of the existing buildings (approx. 531 sq.m GFA) and associated shed on site, together with site clearance (including tree removal) and ground works to facilitate the proposed development. Other works include the making good of the southern elevation of the existing RCSI G.E.M Building and the rear (eastern) elevation of the existing HSE Academic Building that are affected by the proposed demolition works. The proposed redevelopment of the site comprises the provision of a new 4-storey Health Centre building (with a total floor area of 4,176 sq.m GFA) that includes a Dental Educational Centre (DEC) with 40 no. clinical dental chairs for patient treatment, practical work and training to be carried out by dental students in a supervised setting, at ground and first floor levels together with associated reception and waiting areas; clinical service facilities; staff facilities; toilets and changing facilities; and, plant and storage rooms. The proposed second and third floor levels will accommodate medical clinical facilities (consultation / examination rooms) and associated facilities to include waiting areas, meeting rooms / offices, toilets and changing areas, and storage rooms for existing HSE services (Rheumatology and Endocrinology) that will be relocated from within the Connolly Hospital Campus to the proposed building. Provision is made for a combination of open rooftop plant and enclosed plant rooms that are screened at rooftop level. The proposed building is located on part of the site of the permitted ERC development under FCC Reg. Ref. FW21A/0078. The proposed development includes amendments to the permitted ancillary car park, cycle parking and waste management facilities permitted under FCC Reg. Ref. FW21A/0078 to include: 1. the relocation of the 34 no. permitted car parking spaces to a new reconfigured and amalgamated surface level car park (to include lands to the front and rear of the existing HSE Academic Building) to provide a total of 44 no. car parking spaces (including 6 no. Universally Designed EV parking / charging bays) to serve both the permitted ERC development and proposed DEC development. Provision is also made for 5 no. motorcycle spaces; 2. the omission of the permitted waste management facilities Which will be accommodated within an existing waste storage facility at the northern end of the site; 3. internal and external amendments to the layout of the permitted bicycle store to provide a chemical storeroom and refuse / bin store together with the relocation of 36 no. permitted long stay cycle storage spaces and 18 no. short stay cycle storage spaces (9 no. Sheffield stands) to new bicycle storage facilities with capacity for 100 no. long stay bicycle spaces together with the provision of 100 no. short term bicycle storage spaces (50 no. Sheffield stands). Other proposed site works include site clearance and ground works, landscaping works and provision of external lighting and associated infrastructure provision to serve the car park (including underground surface water storage attenuation tank) together with the alterations to the layout to the existing waste storage compound, which includes the removal of the existing fence and gate to the waste compound area and the erection of a new gated entrance and wall enclosure to the revised waste storage compound at the northern end of the site. Provision is made for a new detached single storey plant and refuse storeroom (approximately 98 sq.m) to the north of the proposed Health Centre building. Two wall mounted, back-lit signs are proposed to the western elevation - one at ground floor level above the proposed building entrance (comprising standard RCSI logo and lettering, measuring h.670mm x 4100mm and another at third floor level (comprising standard HSE and RCSI coloured logo and lettering measuring h. 1400mm x 5400mm). AI received 18/07/24

Retention permission for the development of lands within the grounds Connolly Hospital. The proposed development will consist of 148sqm extension to the existing laboratory to provide additional laboratory space, staining room, cut-up room, specimen store, cytology room, office, specimen reception and plant room in a single storey building with dedicated roof top plant linked to the existing building via a new lobby with a new external pre-fabricated chemical store with associated hard and soft landscaping.

The proposed development comprises the demolition of an existing single storey outbuilding (boiler house) and the removal of an existing surface level ancillary car park and associated vehicular access together with site clearance (including tree removal) and ground works to facilitate the redevelopment of the site. The proposed redevelopment of the site comprises the provision of a new 3-storey building to accommodate Offices / Administration, Auditorium and Classrooms and Entrance Lobby / Café, together with showers / changing and toilet facilities all at ground floor level. A small mezzanine level sits above the entrance lobby to provide further ancillary breakout space. At first floor level the building is arranged to provide office / admin space and meeting rooms along with teaching rooms. An external roof terrace (182 sq.m) is provided on the western side of the building at first floor level above the entrance lobby / café. The proposed second floor comprises medical related research labs with ancillary lab spaces and ancillary offices and meeting room. The proposed building provides a total of 4,097 sq.m of Gross Floor Area (GFA, excluding the external roof terrace and replacement boiler house). A new vehicular access with associated access and egress control barriers is proposed in a revised position to the north of the proposed building and south of the existing HSE Academic Building to serve the proposed ancillary surface level car park that will provide a service bay, 34 no. car parking spaces and a bicycle storeroom to provide 36 no. bicycle storage spaces. An additional 36 no. bicycle storage spaces (18 no. Sheffield type stands) are provided. Other works include the provision of a single storey, detached boiler house (15 sq.m), taxi drop-off and outdoor refuse storage enclosures together with associated works including site clearance and ground works, landscaping works and provision of external lighting and associated infrastructure provision to serve the car park (including underground surface water storage attenuation tank). Additional Information Lodged on 19th March 2020. Clarification of Additional Information recieved on 4th August 2020

Demolition of an existing single storey outbuilding (boiler house) and the removal of an existing surface level ancillary car park and associated vehicular access together with site clearance (including tree removal) and ground works to facilitate the redevelopment t of the site. The proposed redevelopment of the site comprises the provision of a new 3-storey building to accommodate Offices/Administration, Auditorium and Classrooms and Entrance Lobby/Cafe, together with showers/changing and toilet facilities all at ground floor level. A small mezzanine level sits above the entrance lobby to provide further ancillary breakout space. At first floor level the building is arranged to provide office/admin space and meeting rooms along with teaching rooms and recreational facilities (including a fitness suite ad breakout space). An external roof terrace is provided on the western side of the building at first floor level about the entrance lobby/cafe. The proposed second floor comprises medical related research labs with ancillary lab spaces and ancillary offices, meeting room and staff facilities. The proposed building provides a total of 4,103 sq.m of Gross Floor Area (GFA), excluding an external roof terrace and replacement boiler house. A new vehicular access with associated access and egress control barriers is proposed in a revised position to the north of the proposed building and south of the existing HSE Academic Building to serve the proposed ancillary surface level car park that will provide a service bay, 34 no. car parking spaces and a bicycle storeroom to provide 36 no. bicycle storage spaces. An additional 36 no. bicycle storage spaces (18 no.Sheffield type stands) are provided. Other works include the provision of a single storey, detached boiler house (15 sq.m) taxi drop off and outdoor refuse storage enclosures/service yard together with associated flood mitigation works. The flood mitigation works include the provision of remote continuous culver monitoring; the provision of a new landscaped swale to the east of the proposed building, incorporating compensatory storage for flood events and provision of a low level wall (approximately 300mm in height) extending from the HSE Academic Building to the north of the development site southwards to the southern end of the ESB substation immediately to the south of the development site. Other site works include site clearance and ground works, landscaping works and provision of external lighting and associated infrastructure provision to serve the car park (including underground surface water storage attenuation tank). Two (2 no.) wall mounted back-lit signs are proposed at second floor level to the southern and western elevations of the building, respectively. The signs comprise standard RCSI coloured logo and lettering that measures approximately 1.75m in width and 2.49m in height (the logo measures approximately 1.7m in height on top of RCSI lettering that measures approximately 0.61m in height)

In the curtilage of the Protected Structure Abbotstown House, amendment to the previously permitted courtyard office development (Planning Ref FW15A/0063) relating to the adaption and refurbishment of the existing single storey structure known as 'Historic Shed'; to provide ancillary office accommodation and meeting spaces (50m²) to the courtyard development in lieu of a bike shed; external signage; all associated site development, hard/soft landscaping, replacement bike parking and excavation works above and below ground. No works are proposed to the Protected Structure Abbotstown House as part of this development.

Retention permission for the development of lands within the grounds of Connolly Hospital. The proposed development will consist of 177sqm extension to the existing emergency department to provide two resuscitation rooms, a single bed isolation room, staff base, replacement relatives room, meeting room, toilets, support rooms and plant spaces in a single storey extension with dedicated roof top plant, including internal modifications to the existing building to provide a link corridor at the former relatives room with associated hard and soft landscaping and modifications to the carpark.

Permission for the demolition of an existing single storey outbuilding (boiler house) and the removal of an existing surface level ancillary car park and associated vehicular access together with site clearance (including tree removal) and ground works to facilitate the redevelopment of the site. The proposed redevelopment of the site comprises the provision of a new 3-storey Education and Research Centre building to accommodate faculty offices, administration, auditorium and classrooms and entrance lobby and café, together with showers, changing and toilet facilities all at ground floor level. A small mezzanine level sits above the entrance lobby to provide further ancillary breakout space. At first floor level the building is arranged to provide office and administration space and meeting rooms along with tutorial rooms and recreational facilities including a fitness suite and breakout space. An external roof terrace is provided on the western side of the building at first floor level above the entrance level/café. The proposed second floor comprises medical diagnostics labs with ancillary lab spaces and ancillary offices, meeting room and staff facilities. The proposed building provides a total of 4,103 sq.m. of Gross Floor Area (GFA), excluding the external roof terrace and replacement boiler house. A new vehicular access with associated access and egress control barriers is proposed in a revised position to the north of the proposed building and south of the existing HSE Academic Building to serve the proposed ancillary surface level car park that will provide a service bay. 34 no. car parking spaces and a bicycle storeroom to provide 36 no. bicycle storage spaces. An additional 36 no. bicycle storage spaces (18 no. Sheffield type stands) are provided. Other works include the provision of a single storey, detached boiler house (15 sq.m), taxi drop-off and outdoor refuse storage enclosures/service yard together with associated flood mitigation works associated with Abbotstowm Stream. The flood mitigation works include the replacement of an existing downstream culvert (comprising a 1050 mm diameter concrete pipe) with a new 2.7 m x 1.5 m box culvert, approximately 55 m in length together with the installation of debris/security screen to head wall and provision of a low-level wall (approximately 300 mm in height) extending from the HSE Academic Building to the north of the development site extending southwards to the southern end of the ESB Substation immediately to the south of the development site. Proposed site works include the temporary closure of a section (approximately 55m in length) of the existing access road to St. Francis Hospice and the provision of a re-aligned temporary vehicular access road and footpath with associated traffic light system to facilitate temporary road access/arrangement for the duration of the construction stage of the replacement culvert. Other site works include site clearance and ground works, landscaping works and provision of external lighting and associated infrastructure provision to serve the car park (including underground surface water storage attenuation tank). Two (2 no.) wall mounted, back-lit signs are proposed at second floor level to the southern and western elevations of the building, respectively. The signs comprise standard RCSI coloured logo and lettering that measures approximately 1.75 m in width and 2.49 m in height (the logo measures approximately 1.7 m in height on top of RCSI lettering that measures approximately 0.61m in height)

Permission for the adaption and refurbishment of the existing single storey lean-to structure known as 'Cross Block Wrest' to provide office and meeting spaces (123m2),; internal interlinking with the abutting upper courtyard office development; and all associated site development, hard landscaping and excavation works above and below ground. No works are proposed to the protected structure Abbotstown House as part of the development.

The development will consist of the retention and extension of the duration of the previously permitted 162m2 single storey detached prefabricated temporary office building (planning ref FW18A/0006) for an additional 7 years from the date of expiry of the prior permission; and for its use to be extended to include all office purposes associated with the National Sport Campus. No works are proposed to the protected structure Abbotstown House as part of the development.

Proposed development includes the Provision of new temporary 109 sqm single storey Prefabricated CT Scan Room and associated reception/waiting room in the Existing Grassed Area connecting to the main Building at Connolly Hospital, Blanchardstown, Dublin 15.

Permission is sought by the Health Service Executive for a new 3 storey extension to existing hospital buildings at Connolly Hospital Blanchardstown, Dublin 15. The proposed development which extends to 1690m2 is to accommodate new CT facilities at Ground Floor Level, ICU rooms and ancillary accommodation at First Floor level and supporting Plant room at Second Floor/Roof Level. Links to the existing Radiology, Emergency, and Theatres Departments are provided as part of the proposed extension along with a dedicated lift and stair core. A 54m2 single storey structure is to be demolished in order to facilitate the proposed development.

Permission for construction of single storey extension of floor area of 268 sqm and of associated site works, to provide sport related facilities for use primarily by Hockey Ireland, at the northern end of the existing single storey Multi-Sport Pavilion.

The development is in the curtilage of the protected structure Abbotstown House. The development will consist of: a part two storey and part single storey office development (718m2) within the Lower Yard complex of Abbotstown House which incorporates the existing agricultural structures known as the Long Barn. The works will comprise;- The adaption and refurbishment of the existing single storey structures to provide office meeting and ancillary spaces (194m2); The construction of a two storey extension to provide office space, meeting spaces, reception and ancillary areas (524m2); illuminated external signage (20m2); The demolition of 2no modern stable buildings within the lower yard (130m2); The provision of an extension to the existing car park to provide 24no. additional spaces, bicycle parking; set down areas; and all associated site development, hard landscaping, site lighting and excavation works above and below ground. No works are proposed to the protected structure Abbotstown House as part of this development.

The development will consist of the

Retention of a single storey portacabin for the purpose of accommodating sports support functions and erection of a concrete access ramp and associated and associated works. AI received 16/06/21

A single storey temporary modular structure extension (122m²) to the side of the Irish Institute of Sport (IIS) building (A Protected Structure), (formerly the Central Meat Control laboratory) for a period not greater than 7 years. The work will comprise: open plan/cellular office and meeting spaces (115m²); an interlink corridor (7m²) and all associated site development, hard and soft landscaping and excavation works above and below ground.

The provision of additional temporary post-primary school accommodation by way of construction of 4 No. prefabricated buildings (c 62 Sq.Mtrs, 99 Sq.Mtrs, 189 Sq.Mtrs & 7.2 Sq.Mtrs) on a defined site area (c.0.909Ha) with associated site Temporary Permission for a period no longer than 5 years is being sought. Add Info received 1st September 2020.

Permission for the provision of additional temporary post-primary school accommodation by way of construction of 3 no. prefabricated buildings and an additional storey to an existing building on an a defined site area (c.0.9Ha) with all associated site works. Temporary permission for a period of no longer than 5 years is being sought.

A single storey temporary modular structure extension (133 msq) to the existing Sport HQ Building (Previously the Marine Institute Building) for a period not greater than 10 years. The works will comprise;- open plan/cellular office and meeting spaces (114 m sq); an interlink corridor (19msq); and all associated site development, hard landscaping, and excavation works above and below ground.

The development will consist of: A temporary single storey office development (753m2) for a period not greater than 7 years. The works will comprise a number of individually accessible office units with common toilet and welfare facilities around a central landscaped space; The provision of a permanent extension to the existing car park to provide 25no. additional spaces, 14 No. bicycle parking spaces; set down areas; and all associated site development, har/soft landscaping, site lighting and excavation works above and below ground.

For permission/retention permission

New entrance area at the National Indoor Arena; alterations to existing vehicular access, provision of some 200 no car parking spaces including disabled spaces and 5 no. EV charging spaces; provison of 200 bicycle spaces, and enhanced landscaping at the National Indoor Arena, National Sports Campus, Blanchardstown, Dublin 15.

Minor amendments to the elevations and surrounding landscape of the previously permitted storage compound (Planning Ref. FW21A/0130). No additional floor area is proposed as part of this development.

Permission for a storage compound comprising 3 no. storage buildings 0f 273m2, 206m2, and 137m2 respectively (616m2 total), perimeter fencing, hardstanding areas and all associated site development, hard/soft landscaping, site lighting and excavation works above and below ground.

The development will consist of: PERMISSION for proposed single storey extension to existing health and leisure centre building incorporating change of use of existing storage area, proposed works to include signage, changes to parking areas and all associated site works, the proposed unit will be used as a fitness studio. RETENTION PERMISSION is also sought for the following: (A) Retention permission for existing 2 no. signage structures located at site entrance (B) Retention permission for existing detached single storey car wash unit (C) Retention permission for existing detached single storey dog wash unit (D) Retention permission for existing detached single storey Insomnia coffee unit including outdoor seating area, drive through area, associated signage structures and road markings (E) Retention permission for existing detached single storey office unit currently occupied by Motivation weight management clinics (F) Retention permission for existing 8 no. converted shipping container office units containing start up businesses (G) Retention permission for existing single storey extension and conversion of part of existing health and leisure centre building to restaurant area currently occupied by Pita Pit (H) and all associated signage and site works.

The development of this site of 1.62 ha approximately, on lands known as Junction 6, River Road Castleknock, Dublin 15 (which are generally bounded to the North & South by the Navan Road (N3 National Primary Route), the east by the M50 Motorway and the West by River Road.) The development will consist of: The demolition of all existing structures on the site comprising commercial buildings (5,090 sq m, approximately); The provision of an upgraded (existing) vehicular access located at the northwest corner of the site connecting to River Road; and The construction of a new 459 - bedroom hotel and commercial office development with ancillary facilities comprising of 4 no. buildings arranged around a central plaza, ranging in height from 2 no. storeys (consisting of a single storey and double-height level) up to 28 no. storeys in total above basement (with rooftop plant; roof terraces and PV panels) comprising Block A (Office and Café), Block B (Hotel Lower, Hotel Tower and ancillary hotel facilities), Block C (Office) and Block D (Office) resulting in a total Gross Floor Area of 57,591 sq m total approximately (excluding basement and car parking areas); car parking (232 no. spaces) and bicycle parking (710 no. spaces) located underground and at surface level; motorbike parking (24 no. spaces), coach parking (5 no. spaces), shuttle bus set down areas, drop-off zones, and EV charging points. Block A comprises 10,770 sq m of office floorspace and a 240 sq m café in a 10 storey building (over basement) with roof terrace (130 sq m); Block B comprises 22,856 sq m of hotel floorspace in a 2 to 28 storey building (over basement) with upper levels setback with roof terrace (585 sq m); Block C comprises 9,110 sq m of office floorspace in a 6 to 9 storey building with roof terrace (105 sq m); and Block D comprises 14,440 sq m of office floorspace in 8 to 13 storey building with roof terrace (310 sq m). The development will also include ancillary staff services; refuse storage areas; internal roads; lighting; hard and soft landscaping; boundary treatments; pedestrian access and footpaths; changes in level; plant; an ESB substation (175 sq m); attenuation works; piped infrastructure and ducting; and all site excavation and development works above and below ground.

The development will consist of: (A) Retention permission for existing detached single storey Insomnia coffee unit including outdoor seating area, drive through area, associated signage structures and road markings (B) Retention permission for existing single storey extension and conversion of part of existing health and leisure centre building to restaurant area currently occupied by Pita Pit and all associated signage and site works.

The demolition of an existing garage and construction of a 2 storey, 2 bed, 3-person residential unit totalling 75m² and all ancillary site works.

Conversion of existing garage to a playroom and a first-floor extension over garage to consist of office and study-gym.

Construction of first floor extension comprising of new bedroom modifications to existing bedroom and A - style roof structure, conversion of existing attic space comprising of modification of exisiting roof structure side dormer with A style roof c/w window. new access stairs and 2 no roof windows to side.

Retention permission is sought by Manna Drones Ltd. for development on lands at Junction 6 Castleknock, River Road, Blanchardstown, Castleknock, Dublin 15. The development consists of an aerial delivery hub on site with the use of an existing switch room as a store and charging area, boundary treatments in the form of perimeter metal fencing, and all associated site works necessary to facilitate the development.

The development will consist of the demolition of the existing buildings. Provision of 3 detached dwellings including new vehicular and pedestrian entrances, a new boundary wall to the road, new boundaries between proposed dwellings, landscaping and ancillary works to facilitate the development. AI received 07/11/23

Permission for construction of single storey extension to side and rear, new rooflights and conversion of existing garage, of two storey detached dwelling.

Planning permission is sought for attic conversion, raising of gable end to change roof profile with dormer projecting window to rear. 1 no velux lights to front and all associated site works.

Permission for ground floor extension to the rear, side and front of existing house with new pedestrian side access to rear garden. AI received 13/07/21

Permission and Retention Permission for proposed development consisting of: 1. Cricket oval (156 m diameter field of play), permanent fixed seating for 4,240 spectators with access from the northeast and southwest, and perimeter fencing. 2. Two storey (12 m high) main pavilion building (4,477 sqm) comprising High Performance Centre (HPC) including 4 lane indoor cricket hall with viewing gallery, hall storage, fitness suite, medical and consulting rooms and HPC offices; Player and Match Official Area (PMOA) comprising 4 no. team changing suites, internal and external viewing areas over the oval, team analysis area, physio room, players and coaches changing facilities and utility room, changing and support accommodation for officials, team and official dining room, and anti-doping suite; and foyer, admin staff area, staff room, toilets, and venue control room. 3. Cricket oval floodlighting via 6 no. columns of maximum height 60 m approximately. 4. The provision of spectator concourse and service zone/route immediately around the cricket oval seating; 2 no. moveable sightscreen frames; maintenance facility; and 2 no. toilet blocks. 5. Arrivals plaza including the provision of 31 no. car parking spaces (including 2 no. EV spaces and 7 no. accessible spaces and 1 no. shared EV/accessible space) and 15 no. bicycle parking spaces for day-to-day and non-event/match day use. 6. Provision to the north of the proposed access road of a permanent cricket facility energy centre, provision of a media/outside broadcasting zone for all event/match days; and (a) provision of 150 no. car parking spaces (of which 15 no. are for permanent use and 135 no. for event/match use up to 4,240 attendance, of which there are 18 no. EV spaces and 2 no. accessible spaces and 1 no. shared EV/accessible space) and 184 no. bicycle parking spaces; (b) provision of an event/match overlay area to accommodate a further 170 no. car parking spaces and further bicycle parking spaces for attendances in excess of 4,240 spectators. 7. Provision of serviced overlay areas to accommodate up to a further approximately 7,760 non-permanent seats required on an occasional basis (to bring the total occasional capacity to 12,000 seats) and for concessions, food and beverage, corporate activities, spectators’ activation zones for use only on match/event days, and provision of permanent utilities and services in the form of water, electricity and waste water. 8. Provision of new outdoor grass surface practice nets providing 16 strips, and retention permission of existing access, landscaping and 26 no. car parking spaces at the existing nets for use on a permanent basis. 9. New access road with new entrance incorporating totem signage, pedestrian crossing, carriageway, cycle lanes, footpaths, bus turning area, bus/taxi drop off area, bus lane reservation, upgrade to 2 no. existing pedestrian and bicycle crossings and junction improvements on Ballycoolin Road. 10. 8 no. bus/coach stops, bus and coach turning area/terminus, 30 no. bicycle parking spaces, upgrade and modification to existing vehicular roads, and widening and resurfacing of existing footpaths/cycleways, new gated pedestrian/cycle entrance to the south of the campus, provision of new cycle routes and footpaths promoting active travel into and within the campus. 11. Provision of temporary haul road to facilitate the construction of strategic drainage infrastructure. 12. Temporary provision of a construction compound for the proposed scheme north of the proposed access road prior to completion of the proposed development. 13. Reprofiling of land, extensive landscaping, necessary services and infrastructure, diversion and undergrounding of existing overhead power lines, 2 no. substation kiosks and transformers, and all associated site works above and below ground including temporary works required to facilitate the efficient and safe ongoing operation of the campus. The planning application is accompanied by an Environmental Impact Assessment Report (EIAR) and a Natura Impact Statement (NIS). The proposed development is located within the historic estate and attendant grounds of Abbotstown House which is a protected structure (RPS No. 0683), and adjacent to protected structures Abbotstown Gate Lodge (RPS No. 939), Irish Institute of Sport (RPS No. 0940) and St. Coemhin’s Church (in ruins) and Graveyard (RPS No: 0684). Additional information received 01/08/25 Significant Additional Information received 08/08/2025

The development will consist of 29 no. dwelling units (14 no. 2 bedroom 4 person apartments; 2 no. 2 bedroom 3 person apartments; 13 no. 1 bedroom 2 person apartments) to be accommodated in 5 no. buildings comprising: - a detached building (BLOCK 01) fronting onto the Navan Road, two/three storey to the front/two and a half storey (mansard)/three storey to the rear. It will comprise 12 no. 2 bedroom 4 person duplex apartments with terraces at ground floor level on the northern (rear) elevation and roof top terraces on the southern (front) elevation at second floor level; and 3 no. 1 bedroom 2 person apartments with a terrace at ground floor level and balconies at first and second floor levels on the southern (front) elevation; and 4 no. buildings to the rear of the site comprising, from west to east: - a detached three storey building (BLOCK 02) with external stair access on the south-eastern corner to first floor level. It will comprise 3 no. 1 bedroom 2 person apartments at ground, first and second floor levels, respectively, with a terrace at ground floor level and balconies at first and second floor levels on the southern elevation; a detached two storey building (BLOCK 03) with a pitched roof and an external stair access to first floor level on the western elevation. It will comprise 1 no. 2 bedroom 4 person duplex apartment with terrace at ground floor level on the eastern elevation, and 2 no. 1 bedroom 2 person apartments at ground and first floor levels respectively with a terrace at ground floor level and a balcony at first floor level, on the eastern elevation; a detached building (BLOCK 04) with a pitched roof, two and a half storey (dormer) (to the south) and two storey (to the north) with external stair access to first floor level on the western and eastern elevations. It will comprise 2 no. 1 bedroom 2 person apartments at ground floor level with terraces on the southern elevation and 2 no. 2 bedroom 3 person duplex apartments at first/mansard floor levels with balconies at first floor level on the southern elevation; and a detached two storey building (BLOCK 05) with a pitched roof and external stair access to first floor level on the northern and southern elevations. It will comprise 2 no. 1 bedroom 2 person apartments at ground floor level with terraces on the western and eastern elevations respectively; 1 no. 2 bedroom 4 person apartment and 1 no. 1 bedroom 2 person apartment at first floor level with balconies on the eastern and western elevations respectively; and a bicycle lock-up parking facility on the ground floor; areas of communal open space; an accessible car parking space for the mobility impaired; a secure bin storage facility; a shared vehicular/pedestrian access at the western end and a separate pedestrian access at the eastern end of the site’s frontage on the Navan Road; and all site development works required to service the development.

Bartra Property (Castleknock) Limited intend to apply for permission development at this 0.317 Ha site at Brady’s Public House, Old Navan Road, Dublin 15, D15 W3FW. Works are also proposed to connect new foul and surface water pipes to the existing public network along Talbot Downs and to connect from the development to the existing watermain on Old Navan Road. The footpath and kerb is to be realigned at the proposed entrance off Old Navan Road and tree removal and replacement planting is proposed along the public park to the north and Talbot Downs to the west. The total site area including the development site, the infrastructural works and the tree removal and replanting measures 0.382 Ha. The development will principally consist of: the demolition of the existing part 1 to part 2 No. storey over partial basement vacant public house and restaurant building (1,243 sq m) and the construction of a part 3 to part 5 No. storey apartment block (5,156.5 sq m) comprising 56 No. apartments (23 No. 1 bedroom and 33 No. 2 bedroom apartments) and communal internal amenity space. The development also consists of a pedestrian connection along the north-western boundary of the site from the Old Navan Road to the public park; 7 No. car-parking spaces (comprising 3 No. car-club spaces and 4 No. visitor spaces, one of which is an accessible space); 2 No. delivery bays; bicycle and bin stores; emergency gate access to the western courtyard (north-west boundary); controlled resident access gate to the eastern courtyard; balconies and terraces; boundary treatments; hard and soft landscaping; plant; lift overrun; PV panels; substation; switch room; lighting; and all other associated site works above and below ground. AI received 14/10/24

Permission for development to an existing single storey three-bedroom semi-detached dwelling. Consisting of demolition of existing porch with flat roof, alterations to existing front boundary wall, provision of no1. new vehicle access and off-street vehicle parking, new boundary wall and piers, landscaped/planting areas to front open space and minor alterations to existing kerb/footpath to public road, a new single storey extension to rear, new low level parapet wall to windows and doors to front and rear, minor internal alterations and all associated site and drainage works.

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Dormer type window extension to rear roof of existing converted attic storage/office area with internal modifications and associated site works.

Permission is sought for the