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  1. © OpenStreetMap
    2523Granted

    Unit 4, First Floor, Castle House

    A change of use from Office / Consultancy use to a 3 bedroom,with communal kitchen, Living,Dining space apartment for the purpose of student accommodation.The apartment unit has been designed in accordance and in compliance with QHSN45(Third Level Student Accommodation guidelines). The development shall include all necessary and associated site worksDecision record indexed
    Decision24 June 2025View record
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    D24A/0484/WEBGranted

    Site of approx 0.74 HA at the former Ted Castles Site and Dun Leary House (a protected structure), Old Dun Leary Road, Cumberland Street, Longford Place and Dun Leary Hill, Dun Laoghaire, Co. Dublin, A96N208

    The development will consist of the construction of a new 5-8 storey development in 2 no. Blocks (Bock 1 and Block 2) and the change of use and refurbishment of existing 3 storey (over adjacent basement level) ‘Dun Leary House’ (a Protected Structure) to provide for 88 no. residential units (26 no. 1 bed units; 37 no. 2 bed units; 24 no. 3 bed units; and 1 no. 4 bed detached house), residential amenity space at ground and first floor level (approx. 132 sq m) addressing the internal courtyard and upper terrace; 1 no. retail unit (approx. 108.5 sq m) with associated outdoor seating area at ground floor level addressing Old Dun Leary Road and Cumberland Street; and a public art display area (approx. 12 sq m) at ground floor level addressing Old Dun Leary Road. Block 1 comprises 79 no. residential units (26 no. 1 bed units, 35 no. 2 bed units and 18 no. 3 bed units) with an overall height ranging from 6 - 8 storeys (with setbacks at sixth and seventh floor levels) addressing Old Dun Leary Road and 5-8 storeys (with set back at seventh floor level) addressing Cumberland Street. Block 2 comprises 8 no. residential units (2 no. 2 bed units and 6 no. 3 bed units) with an overall height ranging from 4 - 5 storeys (with set back at fourth floor level) addressing Dun Leary Hill. The proposal provides for 2 no. communal open spaces in the form a ground floor level courtyard area which includes a lawn space, bee hives, pétanque court, kitchen, social area and seating and a first floor level terrace which provides for seating areas. Private open space is delivered in the form of balconies / terraces throughout the residential element of the development. Significant Public Realm improvements are also delivered and include the provision of footpath upgrades, a signalised junction on Old Dun Leary Road and Cumberland Street (including pedestrian crossings on all arms), landscaping, bicycle and car parking spaces on Cumberland Street and new public lighting. Proposed works to ‘Dun Leary House’ (a Protected Structure) will include the change of use and refurbishment of an existing 3 storey building (over adjacent basement level) from office/residential use to 1 no. 4 bed residential detached house (approx. 432.9 sq m) at lower ground floor level (level 01), ground floor level (level 02) and first floor level (level 03). Works will include (a) the demolition of the late-twentieth century extension to the north of the house including the lean-to glazed staircase annex, demolition of the adjacent basement structure and part of the internal structure to the north east of the house (approx. 284.8 sq m); (b) the refurbishment and internal / external alteration to the late-twentieth century north-east extension; (c) the blocking up of an existing window opening and the creation of a new window opening on the east façade at lower ground floor level; (d) the reinstatement of previously blocked door opening to the south porch (onto Dun Leary Hill); (e) the creation of a new opening on the north side of a vaulted area under the west entrance steps; (f) the demolition of some existing internal partitions and the construction of new partition walls at lower ground floor, ground floor and first floor levels; (g) the creation of a new door opening through a masonry wall between the nineteenth century house and late-twentieth century north-east extension; (h) the replacement of modern aluminium frame casement windows with replica timber sash windows; (i) the reinstatement of a timber staircase within the interior of the nineteenth century house; and (j) the conservation-led repairs to the roof, rainwater goods, external facades, boundary walls and railings of ‘Dun Leary House’. The development shall also provide for: The demolition of the existing open fronted shed (approx. 367 sq m) located at the north eastern corner of the site together with all associated internal site walls and ancillary structures on site; A main entrance reception including residential amenities area (approx. 105 sq m) and maintenance room (approx. 8.2 sq m) at first floor level and a secondary entrance at ground floor level (approx. 27 sq m); 2 no. bin stores (retail and residential stores), 3 no. bulk storage areas, maintenance zone and plant room, ESB substation, switch room and all ancillary areas at ground floor level; 25 no. car parking spaces in total as follows - 17 no. car parking spaces provided at ground floor level (in curtilage) including 3 no. electric vehicle spaces and 1 no. disabled space; the removal of 11 no. existing on street car parking spaces at Cumberland Street with provision made for 8 no. new on street car parking spaces; 242 no. bicycle parking spaces (28 no. visitor bicycle spaces, 208 no. resident bicycle spaces, 4 no. cargo bicycle spaces and 2 no. bicycle spaces for Dun Leary House); 1 no. motorcycle parking space; 1 no. new vehicular entrance and pedestrian / cycle entrance via Old Dun Leary Road at ground floor level, 1 no. pedestrian / cycle entrance via Cumberland Street at an existing entrance at first floor level and 3 no. new residential entrances (2 no. for Dun Leary House and 1 no. for Block 2) via Cumberland Street and Old Dun Leary Hill at second floor level; All other site development and infrastructure works including water, foul and surface water drainage and all associated connections (including the diversion of an existing sewer at Cumberland Street); underground attenuation and associated underground pump station; all landscaping and boundary treatment works; green roofs; 10 no. solar panels at roof level; and all associated site clearance, excavation and development works.Decision record indexed
    Decision20 January 2025View record
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    ABP31332222Refused

    Priorsland, Within the Townsland of Carrickmines Great and Brennanstown, Dublin 18

    Permission for development at this site. The site comprises land adjacent the Carrickmmines Stream and Carrickmines Luas Park & Ride. The application relates to development within the Cherrywood Strategic Development Zone (SDZ) and is subject to the Cherrywood Planning Scheme, 2014 (as amended). The development will comprise a mixed-use Village Centre and residential development as follows: 402 no. apartments (comprising 146 no. 1-beds; 218 no. 2-beds and 38 no.3-beds) within 6 no. blocks (Blocks A-F) ranging in height up to 5 storeys with basement/undercroft parking areas. 41 no. terraced/semi-detached/detached houses (comprising 19 no. 3-beds and 22 no. 4-beds). A supermarket (c.1,306 sq.m), 7 no. retail/retail services units (c.715 sq.m total gross floor area); 2 no. non retail/commercial units (c.213 sq.m total gross floor area); creche (c.513 sq.m), gym (c.155 sq.m), community space (c.252 sq.m) residential facilities (c551.8 sq.m total gross floor area), office/high intensity employment use (c.708 sq.m). Provision of car/bicycle/motorcycle parking at basement/undercroft/ground level. ESB sub-stations/switchrooms/kiosks, waste storage areas, plant areas. Provision of the first phase of Priorsland Public Park along the Carrickmines Stream and additional public and communal spaces. Provision of an acoustic barrier along the southern/ south-western edge of the site adjacent to the M50. Construction of Castle Street on the subject lands and two road bridges across the Carrickmines Stream, one to serve a future school site, the second to provide interim pedestrian and cyclist access to the Carrickmines Luas Station and future Transport Interchange. Provision of a pedestrian bridge from the Village Centre to Priorsland Park. The proposed development includes for all associated site development works landscaping, boundary treatments and service provision. The application contains a statement setting out how the proposal will be consistent with the Dun Laoghaire -Rathdown County Development Plan 2016-2022 (currently in force) and the Dun Laoghaire - Rathdown County Development Plan 2022-2028 (adopted, not yet in force), and the Cherrywood SDZ Planning Scheme, 2014 (as amended). An Environmental Impact Assessment Report and a Natura Impact Statement have been prepared in respect of the proposed developmentGrounds not yet categorised
    Decision20 November 2024View record
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    DZ23A/0359Granted

    Lehaunstown Park House, Lehaunstown Co Dublin

    This application relates to development in the Cherrywood Strategic Development Zone. (i) works to the existing two storey dwelling which includes a tower house (Record of Monuments/ Protected Structure) comprising installation of new insulated slab floors at ground floor. Repair and local strengthening of first floor. Repair of existing timber windows, window boards and shutters where possible and replacement of missing windows with timber sash windows. Making good of internal walls, plasterwork, architrave throughout. Erection of stud wall to create bathroom and storage area. Reinstallation of stair case. Damaged and loose cement render removed from walls of tower house and coating of limewash added. Limeslurry to be added to remaining walls in house. Reinstatement of rear external door. Installation of new stud walls to create new W.C. and bathroom at first floor. Creation of void at first floor to allow view of tower house wall from ground floor (this portion of floor is currently missing); (ii) works to stables (protected structure) comprising the removal of stable partition walls and lower animal pen walls and doors to provide for 6 no. retail units at ground floor associated with the overall development. Installation of new insulated floor slab with radon barrier and polished concrete finish to ground floor of stables. Replacement of non-original windows with fixed aluminium windows. Removal of 2 no. existing granite cill at first floor to facilitate new door ways. Erection of pedestrian bridges connecting the first floor to a new mezzanine floor within the garden centre. Repair of timber mezzanine floor with insertion of new steel beams and timber floor joists where existing floor rotted away. Limewashing of walls. Installation of new internal staircase. The first floor is proposed to serve as retail space for homewares. A new opening proposed to North-West facing elevation to allow for required fire escape to stables building; (iii) erection of 3808.88 sqm garden centre structure with ground and mezzanine floors. At ground floor the centre will contain open plan retail space, warehouse, office, W.C., store room and elevator. Primary access is to the north west of the building with secondary access along north eastern, south eastern facades. The centre will merge with the stables resulting in a double height, covered courtyard. The mezzanine floor will contain further retail space, warehouse, staff facilities, store room and external viewing platform/balcony on south eastern façade. Access to the mezzanine floor is provided via a central staircase, an elevator and via the protected stairwell on 1st floor of the stables; (iv) erection of external garden centre (946 sqm) comprising a Rovero structure with retractable roof, directly adjacent to main centre; (v) provision of 106 no. car parking spaces including 95 Car Parking Spaces, 4 Accessible Bays, 4 Loading bays and 3 Family Bays). Car parking spaces will comprise permeable gravel; (vi) provision of 42 no. bicycle parking bay/spaces including 4 no. cargo bicycle bay/spaces and 1 no. motorcycle bay/space; (vii) provision of new pedestrian vehicular access via Mercer Road to north using an existing opening in the wall, and new vehicular access to warehouse via Castle Street. The existing entrances to the south will be maintained and used for pedestrian and cyclist access only; (viii) provision of wetland area and detention basin to facilitate SUDs drainage in front garden of dwelling; (ix) erection of 2 no. fascia signage along north west elevation and signage to main entrance gates (only visible when gates are open); (x) landscaping, repair to existing granite boundary wall and original gateway, new piers to original boundary wall where new entrance ways, SuDS drainage and all ancillary works necessary to facilitate the development.'Decision record indexed
    Decision17 May 2024View record
  5. © OpenStreetMap
    2360274Granted

    Castle Street and Tierney Street, Ardee, Co Louth

    Permission for development as follows: 1.Demolition of rear projections and outbuildings associated and within the curtilage of the protected structures (Former Ardee Bread Company protected structure reference 13823007 and the former Sheridan’s Services house protected structure reference 13823006) along with demolition of the boundary wall to Tierney Street. 2. Construction of the following:(a) 2no. apartment buildings ranging in height from 2 storey to 4 storeys which will comprise a total 20no. apartments of which there are 6no. 1 bed and 14no. 2bed units, all with balconies or ground floor terraces along with provision of a communal space at roof level. (b) The provision of 1no. 3bed semi detached dwelling and associated garden area. (c) The adaptation and change of use of the former Ardee Bread Company building (protected structure reference 13823007) to provide for 2no. retail units at ground floor, 2no. 1bed apartments at first floor level and 1no. 1bed duplex apartment. Associated refurbishment works of the former Ardee Bread Company building are also to be carried out. (d) The adaptation and change of use of the former Sheridans Services house(protected structure reference 13823006) to provide for a total of 1no. 2bed apartments and 1no. 1bed apartment. Associated refurbishment works of the former Sheridans Services house are also to be carried out. (e) The creation of a new pedestrian entrance from Tierney Street. (f)Associated bin and bicycle storage facility. (g) Provision of internal footpaths and communal space areas at ground level to include all hard and soft landscape works with planting and boundary treatments;(h)Internal site works and attenuation systems.(i)All ancillary site development/construction works to facilitate foul, water and service networks for connection to the existing foul, water and ESB networks. The proposed works relate to the protected structures within the site (Former Ardee Bread Company protected structure reference 13823007 and the former Sheridan’s Services house (protected structure reference 13823006. **Sig FI Received on 02/02/2024 provided for, inter alia, a reduction in the height of the apartment buildings from four to three storeys and a reduction of the number of apartments by two**Decision record indexed
    Decision04 April 2024View record
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    23105Granted

    Cusack House & former Lake County Night Club, Castle Street and Spoutwell Lane, Mullingar

    EXTENSION OF DURATION for change of use of existing ground floor nightclub area to retail use with access from Castle Street and Spoutwell Lane, (2) Amalgamation of existing retail unit into proposed retail unit, (3) Alterations to existing front elevation facing onto Castle Street, (4) Demolish existing 1st and 2nd floor offices while retaining front façade wall facing onto castle street, (5) construct new first floor extension to be used as a sit down restaurant to include kitchen, toilet, storage and staff area and provision for ventilation stack to the rear. (6) Change of use of existing 1st floor nightclub area to storage, office and staff area to be used in conjunction with proposed ground floor retail unit and all associated site worksDecision record indexed
    Decision30 August 2023View record
  7. © OpenStreetMap
    20298Granted

    Main Street, Newcastle, Co. Wicklow

    Town Centre Mixed use development, Town Park and Linear Park comprising of the following: (A). 22 no. houses comprising of 1 no. house type A1 (three bedroom two storey detached unit), 2 no. house type A2 (three bedroom two storey semi-detached units), 8 no. house type A3 (three two storey bedroom semi-detached units), 6 no. house type B (four bedroom three storey semi-detached units), 1 no. house type C1 (four bedroom three storey detached unit), 2 no. house type C2 (four bedroom three storey semi-detached units), 2 no. house type D (four bedroom three storey detached units). (B). 2 no. Type E buildings, which comprise of 4 no. one bedroom apartments (2 no. apartments in each). (C). Primary zone two storey building comprising 9 no. apartments (1 no. one bedroom, 3 no. two bedroom, 5 no. three bedroom) and 2 no. ground floor commercial units. (D). Town Park Building comprising of 2 no. ground floor commercial units, 1 no. first floor commercial unit. (E). Provision of car parking spaces, bin stores, Bicycle stores, public lighting within development. (F). Provision of new landscaped Town Park and Linear Park with new civic spaces providing hard and soft landscaping within the development along with all associated site development, new boundary treatments and landscaping works. (G). Installation of an underground storm water attenuation tank and connection to all public services. (H). Provision of new vehicular entrance off main street providing for sufficient traffic sight lines onto public road along with all necessary ancillary and site works to facilitate this development. (I). Provision of new footpath to link 'The Castle Inn' public house to the new Town Park. Car parking for Town Park building shall be located in the existing car park behind Public House27 conditions indexed
    Decision22 January 2021View record
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