RETENTION: Retention permission for development at the new hospital emergency extension block on Eccles Street at the Mater Misericordiae University Hospital, Eccles Street, Dublin 7. The development consists of a glazed section of the façade, on three upper floors, of the hospital emergency extension block facing onto Eccles Street. The seven to nine storey emergency extension block has a six storey (south) façade facing onto Eccles Street [plus a lower ground level (00) below the street level of Eccles Street]. The development to be retained consists of a glazed section of the façade facing onto Eccles Street, with vertical pre-cast concrete louvres to the windows, at floor levels No. 4,5,6. On each of the three floors the window assembly measures 3.150m in height and 7.225m in width, divided into six lights by the vertical pre-cast concrete louvres. Overall, the relevant section of the façade is 10.4m vertically (including intervening floor structure) and 7.225m wide. Permission was granted for the emergency extension block per Reg. Ref. 3400/21 (ABP 312766-22).

For permission for development and permission for retention of development at the Mater Misericordiae University Hospital, Eccles Street, Dublin 7. The development consists of a seven to nine storey covid emergency extension block (13,563 sqm) (plus pop-up tenth floor level stairs and lift access to rooftop) to the south of the existing modern hospital. The development is to include a lower ground level below the street level of Eccles Street, with a six storey facade directly onto Eccles Street. The building will increase in height toward the north (rear) in steps of one storey each. Permission is sought for the development and completion of the Covid emergency extension block at Eccles Street, to the south of the Whitty Wing of the hospital and connecting at each level northwards to the existing circulation core at the south side of the hospital and forming a new (south) entrance to the hospital campus at Eccles Street, Dublin 7. Permission is sought for retention of site development and enabling works (including demolition of access road ramp from Eccles Street), relocation of services within the site and retention of piled foundations, substructures, retaining structures along Eccles Street and superstructure. Upon completion the covid emergency extension block will provide for 98 hospital beds, including 16 intensive care beds, 28 ppvl isolation beds, 12 isolation respiratory beds and 40 high acute isolation beds and 2 number infectious isolation bed units, associated plant, 3 retail units (345 sqm) and ancillary office and support accommodation. The development includes provision of 24 cycle parking spaces at lower ground level, access for ambulance to both the Eccles Street frontage and from within the existing hospital campus, signage on the Eccles Street elevation, all plant flues, tanks, services, landscaping, boundary treatment and ancillary site development works.

The development will consist of the construction of a new raised helipad with a diameter of 26.4m on a structural metal frame on the rooftop of the existing Rock Wing of Mater Misericordiae University Hospital, approx. 36m above Ground Level. Associated access/egress ramp from the helipad to the existing roof at Level 09 and emergency escape stairs to the existing roof at Level 07. New external rooftop access hatch above Level 06 to provide alternative escape access to existing internal fire escape stairs towards Eccles Street with subsequent change of existing store room and staff room to stairs and link corridor at Level 06. Associated services and plant including a Deck Integrated Fire Fighting System (DIFFS) with water storage and water retention tanks at Level 08. Associated lighting to landing deck of Helipad and access/egress routes. Roof mounted windsock on adjacent McGivney Wing with associated new maintenance ladder. Internal alterations to the existing adjacent circulation core including widening the existing stairs between levels 09 and 07 and revising a lobby to the existing fire-fighting shaft at level 07.

The development, located to the rear of no 59 Eccles Street (a Protected Structure - NIAH Ref 50070468), and just off St Joseph's Parade, consists of the proposed replacement of the existing corrugated metal sliding vehicular gates with a pair of metal gates with timber infill. The proposal also includes the reopening of the original pedestrian gate (currently blocked up) and the installation of a new single metal gate with timber infill, metal cladding to the non-original concrete head above the gates and ancillary site works.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Planning permission is sought for construction of a detached single-storey structure and associated works. The proposed building to the rear gardens of no's. 60-63 Eccles Street will extend the capacity of the existing childcare facility which serves the staff of the Mater Hospital and others.

Planning permission is sought for works to include demolition of existing single-storey rear extension and garden shed and construction of new part-single-storey / part-two-storey rear extension, along with associated internal alterations and refurbishments, landscaping and site works.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE - RPS: 2464: the development will consist of refurbishment of sash windows.

PERMISSION:The development will consist of the following: The infill of the existing double height space at Level 02 and the part infill of the existing external void at Level 03 to accommodate support service for the previously granted extended Operating Theatres Department and Radiology Department, Reg Ref 3618/20. The development is located at the hospital in the external courtyard between the McGivney Wing to the West and the Whitty Wing to the East. This is within the centre of the Mater Hospital Campus, Eccles Street, Dublin 7 and will have a total additional internal area of 158sqm. The works form part of the ongoing enabling works for the development of the Hospital's facilities.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE / RETENTION: The development will consist of works for the retention at ground floor level for medical use and ancillary office/storage and WCs comprising of an area of 100.5 sq.m. No internal or external structural changes or alterations or modifications to rooms, decoration, existing entrance access through shared front door at ground floor level and all other associated site works.

Planning permission for the construction of a four storey clinical extension to a accommodate the expansion to Operating Theatres Department (Level 3), Radiology Unit expansion (Level 2), Outpatients Clinic expansion (Level 1) and Ophthalmic Clinic expansion (Level 0), all including support accommodation and other minor associated works including roof top plantroom. The partial demolition of existing floor slabs, 640m2, and facades and removal of various mechanical plant will be required to facilitate the development. The development is located at the hospital in the external courtyard between the McGivney Wing to the west and the Whitty Wing to the east and will connect to both wings. This is within the centre of the Mater Hospital Campus and has a total additional floor area of 1,323.50 m2. The works form part of the ongoing enabling works for the development of the hospitals facilities.

The Mater Private Hospital are applying for planning permission for a shopfront fascia sign, 3.4 square meters area, at the hospital's Neurology Out Patient and Diabetes / Endocrine Centre, located at 10 / 11 Berkeley Street, Dublin D07 Y032

PERMISSION demolition of an existing 9sqm extension to rear and construction of a 15sqm single storey flat roofed extension to rear with rooflight; a dormer window to rear, and one rooflight to front.

Development will consist of a two storey infill to an existing courtyard located over car parking at Level 0 to provide a staff changing room of 82.5sqm at Level 01 and an operating theatre of 82.5sqm at Level 02 along with a single storey extension to the existing theatre plant room of 60sqm at Level 03 and a storey and a half extension to the north of the building at Level 01 to provide a replacement equipment store and staff room totalling 109.6sqm with an increase in height to a portion of the existing northern brick parapet at Level 01 by approximately 750mm.

Permission to install a 4.45m x 5.3m x 1.59m (HxLxW) above ground natural gas pressure reduction housing with all ancillary services and associated site works on lands adjacent Eccles Place at Mater Private Hospital, Eccles Street, Dublin 7.

Cement render on parts of the front facade with painting work to be completed.

The proposed development comprises the following: (i) construction of a 2 storey 1 bedroom mews dwelling. The dwelling is a 1-bed unit with living/kitchen/ dining room, bathroom, and storage at ground floor and 1 no. bedroom with ensuite and roof terrace at first floor. Pedestrian access to the development will be provided from Blessington Place via St. Joseph's Place; (ii) provision of private outdoor amenity space in the form of a rear garden and terrace which features a 1.8m obscure glazed screen at first floor level; and (iii) drainage, landscaping and all associated ancillary works necessary to facilitate the development.

The proposed development comprises the following: (1) change of use of vacant derelict structure (derelict sites register file no. DS1006) at no. 23 Blessington Street, to 1 no. one-bedroom apartment at basement floor level and 1 no. five bedroom dwelling over ground, first and second floor levels; (ii) internal alterations to facilitate the change of use. The residential units will be served by private amenity space in the form of a courtyard to the front and rear serving the 1 no. one-bedroom apartment at basement floor level and a rear private garden at ground floor level serving the 1no. five bedroom dwelling; (iii) elevational treatments comprising provision of painted sand/cement render finish, A-rated double glazed windows throughout, roof slates to match existing and removal of structural braces and remedial works to front elevation; (iv) excavation below street level on Blessington Street to reinstate former basement lightwell, courtyard and access including wrought iron railing and staircase to match no. 22 Blessington Street; (v) excavation to the rear below garden level to provide for rear private amenity space (5sq.m) for the proposed one-bedroom apartment and provision of a surrounding guard rail; (vi) all ancillary works necessary to facilitate the development.

PERMISSION The works comprise the provision of a rear, first floor bedroom extension to the existing duplex accommodation which sits above a vacant ground floor commercial unit. The works also propose an adaptation of the roof to the existing first floor annex to the rear, which forms part of the duplex accommodation, in order to facilitate improved headroom. Ground floor works will consist of a Change of Use from established commercial use to a self contained 2 Bed residential apartment. It is proposed to construct the necessary ground floor accommodation predominantly within the existing commercial footprint to the rear with only moderate additional infill extension works required together with the partial subdivision of the entrance hall, internally off Berkeley Road and all associated external site works.

The development will consist of new two storey terraced one bedroomed townhouse and ancillary site works to replace an existing storage building.

Permission for the construction of a single storey expansion to the existing Emergency Department (to include 3no. Rapid Assessment/ Treatment Bays, a Ct Scanner and support accommodation) and other minor associated works including roof top platform. The development is located at the Hospital level 0 immediately adjoining and connected to the existing Emergency Department in the Whitty Wing to the eastern side of the Campus at Eccles Street, Dublin 7 and has a total floor area of 324m². The works form part of the ongoing enabling works for the development of the Hospital's Facilities.

RETENTION: the development is located at the hospital level 0 immediately adjoining and connected to the emergency department in the Whitty Wing of the hospital to the eastern side of the hospital campus at Eccles Street, Dublin 7. The development proposed to be retained consists of modifications to the single storey (plus roof top plant room) expansion to the emergency department, permitted per Reg. Ref. 3617/20 and as constructed has a floor area of 301.2m2 plus roof top plant room of 57.6m2. The modifications proposed for retention comprise: material alterations to the external envelope of the building, including replacement of permitted terracotta tiles by white fibre cement boards and replacement of the permitted precast concrete external frame and parapet by aluminium pressed metal facing to vertical (column) and horizontal elements (beam), reconfiguration of permitted fenestration to the south, north and east elevation (facing Leo St. Houses), reconfiguration of the permitted entrance doorway to the building including signage and relocation of its position on the south elevation, plant room top roof lowered 40mm, level 1 parapet raised 210mm, minor changes to the internal layout to include reconfigured treatment bays, waiting room and toilets, enlarged reception area, ancillary office/interview facilities and staff meeting room, alteration to foul and surface water drainage layout within Mater Misericordiae University Hospital's campus, alteration to the site boundary line within the hospital ownership to accommodate accessible ramp, external steps, planter and metal bollards.

Planning permission to extend the pharmacy shop at 19 Berkeley Street, Dublin 7, D07 NR74 into 18 Berkeley Street, Dublin 7, D07 TK76.

Planning permission to extend the pharmacy shop at 19 Berkeley Street, Dublin 7, D07 NR74 into part of 18 Berkeley Street, Dublin 7, D07 TK76.

The proposed development comprises the following: (i) change of use of vacant derelict structure (Derelict Sites Register File No. DS1006) at No. 23 Blessington Street, to guesthouse accommodation use, providing for a total of 6 no. bedrooms comprising 4 no. single-bedrooms each with private W/C and 2 no. double bedrooms each with private W/C; (ii) construction of a single storey extension to the rear to provide 1 no. single bedroom with private W/C; (iii) internal alterations to facilitate the change of use; (iv) provision of lounge at ground floor and dining room with associated kitchen/pantry with staff W/C at basement level; (v) elevational treatments comprising provision of painted sand/cement render finish, A-rated double-glazed windows throughout, roof slates to match existing, and removal of structural braces and remedial works to front elevation; (vi) excavation below street level on Blessington Street to reinstate former basement lightwell, courtyard and access including wrought iron railing and staircase to match No. 22 Blessington Street; (vii) excavation to the rear below garden level to provide for light well (5sq.m) and plant room and provision of a surrounding guard rail; and (viii) all ancillary works necessary to facilitate the development.

Retention: Retention permission for demolition of existing rear extension and the construction of a single storey rear extension and all associated site works.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The development at this Protected Structure (RPS Ref. No. 797) will consist/consists of: • Change of use from a single dwelling to 4 No apartments consisting of 3 x one-bed and 1 x two-bed units; • Minor rear excavations for fire scape stairs; • Removal of later addition stud partitions; • Replacement of basement floor; • New stud partition walls; • Infill of existing door openings; • 6 new door openings in existing Walls; •Repair/replacement of historic architectural features and fabric in accordance with the conservation methodology; • All together with drainage, bin storage, bicycle parking and all ancillary works necessary to facilitate the entire development.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: PERMISSION & RETENTION: The development at this protected structure (RPS Ref. No. 797) will consist/consists of planning permission for the construction of a new 2 storey one-bed mews dwelling to the rear, with a pitched roof and 1st floor terrace facing Berkeley Place, with side pedestrian access to the rear of the protected structure; new external access & escape stairs to the rear of the protected structure; relocation of the existing external ground floor rear stairs of the protected structure to allow for the new stairs to the basement;new first floor window to existing extension to the rear of the protected structure and blocking up of existing 1st floor window adjacent inside protected structure:replacement of existing basement concrete floor with new concrete floor, DPM, insulation, boxing in and protection of existing fireplaces, installation of automatic opening vent in roof over staircase, all together with drainage, bin storage, bicycle parking and all ancillary works necessary to facilitate the entire development. Retention permission in the protected structure of:10 no. studios apartments (consisting of 2 no. studios & ancillary accommodation at the basement level, 3 no. studios at ground floor level, 3 no. studios at first floor level and 2 no. studios at second floor level), the removal of non-original partition walls at basement level, timber stud partition walls on all floors, first fix electrical and plumbing installation.

Planning permission for the construction of a roof top extension of the Whitty Wing to include a Coronary Care Unit, 18 bed expansion of the existing associated Out Patients Clinics and support accommodation and other minor associated works including roof top plantroom. The demolition of an existing skylight and removal of a roof top garden will be required to facilitate the development. The development is located at the Hospital Level 2 and directly over the North Circular Road main entrance to the north of the campus with a link connection back to the Whitty Wing. This is all within the Mater Hospital Campus and has a total floor area of 1,201 m2. The works form part of the ongoing enabling works for the development of the Hospital's facilities.

PERMISSION for works to the existing two storey building, comprising (A) alterations/extensions including the replacement of the unoriginal shopfront with a new brick clad and glazed timber framed shopfront with new illuminated metal signage, alterations to upper portion of front elevation to reinstate original brickwork and window proportions, demolition of existing primary roof to be replaced by a new hipped roof to match neighbouring roofs, with separate apartment access door and internal security shutter to café/restaurant space and sundry works, construction of a new flat roofed extension to the rear, to be part single-storey with 1no roof-light, and part two storey with 1no. roof-light & 1no. roof terrace to the rear, alterations to the rear façade, construction of a partially covered single storey pitched roof to shelter the restaurant garden to the rear. (B) the change of use of the ground floor retail unit (former post-office/credit union) to café/restaurant, sited within a conservation area.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Planning permission is sought by Independent Trust Company as Trustee of Delta Fund I001088 for change of use from shop with residential above to single dwelling of three storey over basement terraced building, modification of existing shopfront and new railing to front boundary, internal alterations and restoration including upgrading of existing services, and all associated site work.

The development will consist of the following: The relocation and resizing of the link connection at Level 02 between the existing Whitty Building and the previously granted rooftop extension development, Reg Ref 3616/20 to accommodate support service and circulation for the department. In addition, the part infill of an existing external courtyard from garden space to internal accommodation at Level 01 for the purposes of Mechanical and Electrical Plant provision. The development is located directly over the North Circular Road Main Entrance to the North of the Campus. This is within the centre of the Mater Hospital Campus, Eccles Street, Dublin 7 and will have a total additional internal area of 88sqm. The works form part of the ongoing enabling works for the development of the Hospital's facilities.

Permission for the change of use of a three storey over basement end terrace part commercial, part residential property. The change of use relates to the ground floor level formerly used for retail and workshop purposes, which shall be refurbished, fitted out and used as general doctor's practice and medical clinic on ground floor level, with part of the 1st and 2nd floor levels fitted out and used for offices and ancillary staff facilities, in connection with the medical clinic. External signage and lighting to the facade of ground floor level, minor elevation changes and associated works. Refurbishment works shall also be carried out on two number existing one-bedroom apartments located on part 1st and 2nd floor levels within the property, in addition to the changes to the general doctor's practice, medical clinic and associated works.

The development consists of combining two dwellings into one house and new window openings to ground floor level of eastern elevation.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The development consists of /will consist of the removal of the plywood signboard and the paint from the brickwork to the front facade at Ground Floor level, removal of paint from granite window cills and the string course to the front facade, repointing the Front facade brickwork at Third Floor level and the brick chimneys, roof reslating and the fitting of solar panels to internal valley slopes and to the front and rear roof slopes concealed behind the parapets, and all ancillary works.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: For changes to an approved planning permission 4431/18 to convert a two storey workshop to a one bed apartment incorporating part of rear return at ground floor of main house return with balcony above, a terrace and a protected structure to rear.

Alterations to the existing vehicular entrance within the front elevation of an existing garage to facilitate access and egress from 1no. vehicle to at least 2no. vehicles, and to increase off street parking and storage within the garage. The alterations include the removal of the existing sliding vehicle entrance door, widening of current door opening, the installation of an electric roller/up & over garage door and associated works.

Permission for development at rear 2/3 Blessington Street, Dublin 7, D07FK70 (also known as 3 Blessington Court). The development will consist of demolition of existing disused building and the construction of a 3-storey apartment building (289m2) comprising 2 no. two-bedroom apartments and 1 no. one-bedroom apartment with entrance and ancillary accommodation at ground floor level.

Planning permission for the demolition of the existing disused single storey building which faces Blessington Court and the construction of a 3 storey building to accommodate 3 no. 2 bed own door apartment units. All with associated landscaping, balconies, site development works and drainage at the rear.

Planning permission for the demolition of an existing single-storey lean-to extension to enable the construction of a single storey extension to the rear, which will be exempted development.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Permission for change of use of dental Clinic at basement and ground floor to 2no. one bed studio apartments, single storey extension to rear, together with internal alterations and all associated site works to a terraced three storey over basement mixed use building.

Permission for change of use from retail to restaurant use incorporating the sale of food and beverages and their consumption on and off the premises and associated retail sale of related goods.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The replacement of existing non-original railings & temporary structure forming a seating area to the side & fore of the existing public house onto Hardwick Place with permanent glazed & un-branded powder coated siding enclosure of area for external seating & dining, all associated site and landscaping works

PROTECTED STRUCTURE Permission is sought for a new shop front to an existing take-away on the ground floor of an existing 4-storey terraced building at 91 Dorset Street Upper, Dublin 1, D01H268 (which is a Protected Structure).

The development consists of the construction of a one-and-a-half storey extension to the rear of the property.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The development consists of alterations to development previously approved under Reg. Ref. 3334/21 as follows: (i) the demolition of the existing warehouse; (ii) alterations to the approved apartment building comprising the construction of a three-storey over-basement residential development comprising 8 no. apartments (2 no. one-bedroom duplex units, 4 no. one-bedroom apartments, and 2 no. two bed apartments), on lands fronting Blessington Lane; (iii) the provision of private balconies/terraces to serve apartments; (iv) provision of a communal landscaped courtyard with bicycle parking facilities, and bin storage; (v) revised fenestration and material finishes on all facades, (vi) landscaping, boundary treatments, SuDS drainage and all ancillary works necessary to facilitate the development.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE:Permission is sought by Corduff JG Enterprises Ltd. for development at the Rear of Nos. 42-43 Blessington Street (Mews along Blessington Lane), Phibsborough, Dublin 7, DO7 KP08 (Protected Structures RPS No. 806 and 807). The development consists of alterations to development previously approved under Reg. Ref. 3334/21 as follows: (i) the demolition of the existing warehouse; (ii) alterations to the approved apartment building comprising the construction of a three-storey over-basement residential development comprising 10 no. apartments (5 no. one-bedroom duplex units, 2 no. one-bedroom apartments, and 3 no. studio apartments), on lands fronting Blessington Lane; (ii) the provision of private balconies/terraces to serve apartments; (iv) provision of a communal landscaped courtyard with bicycle parking facilities, and bin storage; (v) landscaping, boundary treatments, SuDS drainage and all ancillary works necessary to facilitate the development.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Planning permission sought for the following: i) change of use from commercial to residential land use; ii) demolition of existing single-storey warehouse to the rear of the site (fronting Blessington Lane) and existing single storey extension to the rear of Nos. 42 and 43 Blessington Street (Protected Structures); iii) removal of non-original partition walls, doors and furniture; reinstatement of some previously removed walls; and installation of new partition walls, doors, sanitary ware and kitchen units in Nos. 42 and 43 Blessington Street to provide 8 no. apartments (6 no. 1-bed apartments and 2 no. 2-bed apartments); iv) refurbishment and restoration works to Nos. 42 and 43 Blessington Street, including the following works to the interior of the building: - repair and strengthening of existing stairs; repair and replacement (where necessary) of original ceilings, including the replacement of missing lengths of cornice; reinstatement of stained and sealed hard wood skirting with moulding to match the existing; repair and restoration of original plasterwork; and replacement of fireplaces; and the following works to the exterior of the building: - replacement of existing modern windows and new timber sash windows of a suitable historic detailing to match the originals; cleaning, sanding and repainting of original walls; replacement of existing roof tiles with Spanish slates; cleaning and repairing of all gutters and down pipes and installation of a cast aluminium rain water pipe on the front facade; cleaning and repointing of steps and paving featuring along the Blessington Street frontage; and cleaning and repainting of existing railings featuring along Blessington Street frontage; v) construction of a three-storey apartment building, comprising 6 no. one-bedroom apartments, fronting Blessington Lane. Apartments are provided with private balconies. Residents of all proposed apartments have access to a central landscaped courtyard and bicycle parking facilities and vi) landscaping; boundary treatments; SuDS drainage; and all ancillary works necessary to facilitate the development.

The development consists of demolition of the existing rear extension and construction of a new single storey rear extension, a new rear window opening on the first floor, two new roof lights to the existing roof, internal alterations and associated site works.

The development wil consist of provision of off licence (7.5sqm) subsidiary to the main retail use.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The development consists of the construction of 2 storey terraced 2 bed dwelling and associated site works.