Military Road, Islandbridge

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Planning applications 6 in 5 years within 500 m

Recent decisions and applications

• University College Dublin Boat Club, Chapelizod Road, Dublin 8 Application declared invalid
  (i) the extension of the existing concrete slipway by approximately 20 metres with a concrete slipway; (ii) the construction of a miniature rowing training pool comprising a precast reinforced concrete box structure measuring approximately 2.9m long × 1.9m wide × 1.2m deep with 200mm thick walls, including crushed stone infill; (iii) the construction of an inland rowing training tank comprising an approximately 800mm deep water-filled tank with rounded internal corners, constructed using a combination of reinforced concrete, GRP and/or plastic liner systems with watertight rendered internal walls; (iv) installation of operational two lighting poles with adequate lux levels to serve the proposed facilities; (v) removal of approximately 28 metres of existing riverbank vegetation; and (vi) all associated site development works, drainage, landscaping and ancillary works necessary to facilitate the development. (vii) The Proposed Development application area comprises a site of c. 0.12 ha.
  WEB2880/26received 29 Jul 2026decided 30 Jul 2026227 m away
• Museum Unit, Block C, Bellevue, Islandbridge, Kilmainham, Dublin 8 Refuse permission
  (i) change of use of vacant unit at Museum Unit, Block C, Bellevue, Islandbridge, Kilmainham, Dublin 8, to 2 no. studio apartments and 24.6sq.m museum/community room at ground floor level and 2 no. one-bedroom apartments at first floor level; (ii) internal alterations to facilitate the change of use. Apartment 2 (studio) at ground floor level will be served by private amenity space in the form of an existing terrace to the south of the building; (iii) minor external alterations include the provision of a new entrance for the ground floor apartment; and (iv) all ancillary works necessary to facilitate the development.
  WEB5421/25received 16 Oct 2025decided 9 Dec 20254 units406 m away
• at Chapelizod Road (R109), Chapelizod, Dublin 8, and Irish National War Memorial Gardens (INWMG) Grant permission
  PROTECTED STRUCTURE We, the Commissioners of Public Works, are applying for Planning Permission to the above named authority to construct a new accessible commemorative pedestrian and cycle bridge across the River Liffey which will also provide a new ceremonial entrance to the Irish National War Memorial Gardens (INWMG) at Chapelizod Road (R 109), Chapelizod, Dublin 8, Dublin. Under the Dublin City Development Plan 2022 - 2028, this site is included on the Record of Protected Structures, Ref. No. 2028 (Con Colbert Road, Dublin 8. Memorial Park, Islandbridge). The works will comprise of a lightweight arched stainless steel bridge to cross over the River Liffey with an uninterrupted span of 58 metres and a structural depth of approximately 0.35 metres. Works on both sides of the proposed stainless steel bridge to include: - a new ceremonial entrance plaza with stainless steel gates, granite wall and granite paved set-down area, with - a new permeable asphalt path connected to the bridge (northern end) and also running from the bridge (southern end) land on axis with the Temple (built 1993) in the INWMG. Areas of granite paving will drain to open jointed soak-away channels. The permeable asphalt paths do not require any additional drainage. All rainwater run-off will be retained on site to percolate into the ground. Enabling works and all ancillary site services be carried out as part of this proposed development. Removal of 7 trees on the north side of the river to allow for a safe wayfinding to the bridge. Proposed wildflowers planting to the northern side and mown grass to the southern side to match the rest of the INWMG. A Natura Impact Statement has been prepared in respect of this planning application. This application relates to Objective SMTO27 on the land Development Plan 2022 - 2028 Sustainable Movement and Transport.
  3275/24received 26 Feb 2024decided 10 Oct 2024212 m away
• Chapelizod Road (R109) and National War Memorial Gardens (INWMG) Dublin 8 Application declared inva
  PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Permission to construct a new accessible commutative pedestrian and cycle bridge across the Liffey which will also provide a new ceremonial entrance to the Irish National War Memorial Gardens (INWMG) at Chapelizod Road (R 109), Chapelizod, Dublin 8. Under the Dublin City Development Plan 2022-2028, this site is included on the Record of Protected Structures, Ref. No. 2028 (Con Colbert Road, Dublin 8. Memorial Park, Islandbridge). The works will comprise of lightweight arch stainless steel bridge to cross over the River Liffey with an uninterrupted span of 58 metres and a structural depth of approximately 0.35 metres. Works on both sides on the proposed stainless steel bridge to include : a new ceremonial entrance plaza with stainless steel gates, granite wall and granite paved set-down area, with a new permeable asphalt path connected to the bridge (northern end) and also running from the bridge (southern end) land on axis with the Temple (built 1993) in the INWMG. Areas of granite paving will drain to open jointed soak away channels. The permeable asphalt paths do not require any additional drainage. All rainwater run-off will be retained on site to percolate into the ground. Enabling works and all ancillary site services be carried out as part of this proposed development. Removal of 7 trees on the north side of the river to allow for a safe wayfinding to the bridge. Proposed wildflowers planting to the northern side and mown grass to the southern side to match the rest of the INWMG. A Natura Impact Statement has been prepared in respect of this application. This application relates to objective SMTO27 on the land Development Plan 2022-2028 Sustainable Movement and Transport.
  3225/24received 16 Feb 2024decided 20 Feb 2024212 m away
• The Magazine Fort (a Protected Structure) Phoenix Park, Dublin 8 Grant permission
  PROTECTED STRUCTURE The development will consist of repair, conservation, change of use, and minor additions and alterations to, and ancillary works to a number of buildings in the Magazine Fort (a Protected Structure, RPS 6760, and on the Record of Monuments and Places RMP nos. DU018-007019) to facilitate access and use by the public, and will include: 1. The repair, conservation, change of use and minor alterations of the existing Johnston Ravelin Buildings which consist of Officers Quarters (a 1 storey building with an existing half basement, and total GFA of 329 m2, referred to as Building K in the Planning Application documents and drawings), Sergeants Quarters (a 1 storey with existing basement and total GFA of 213 m2, Building L), Men's Hut (a 1 storey building with a total GFA of 40 m2, Building O) Ablution Room (a 1 storey building with a total GFA of 21m2, Building H), Sentry Box (a 1 storey building with a total GFA of 25 m2, Building J), Men's WCs (Building M, a 1 storey building with a total GFA of 22 m2), Women's Washhouse (Building N, a 1 storey building with a total GFA of 9 m2), and Women's WCs (Building W, a 1 storey building with a total GFA of 1 m2); The repair and conservation work of the Fort's Johnston Ravelin Buildings (Buildings H,K, L, N and W listed above) includes re-roofing with slate and lead flashings, new cast-iron rainwater goods, and general repairs to brickwork, windows, doors, timber flooring, ceiling, chimneys, plasterwork and joinery. The repair and conservation works at the Johnston Ravelin courtyard and moat areas will consist of the refurbishment and augmentation of the existing cobbles and stone paving and the reinstatement of salvaged metalwork (gates and railings) to the courtyard; A change of use of the former Officers' Quarters and Sergeants Quarters (Buildings K and L) for use as Visitor and Staff Facilities to include, at ground floor level, Visitor Reception, Locker Room, Tea Room, Accessible Toilets and Staff Offices; and, at basement level, Kitchen, Staff Facilities (toilets,changing rooms, lockers) additional Visitor Toilets, Plant Rooms and general storage areas totalling GFA of 534 m2. Alterations to the internal existing fabric will consist of 2 nos. openings in 2 nos. walls in the Officers' Quarters and Sergeants Quarters (Buildings K and L), and the partial removal of timber flooring at ground floor level to provide for new staff stairs, the removal of damaged timber flooring at the basement and replacing with concrete; Alterations to the external fabric will include the removal of derelict subsidiary stair, wall and toilets, the removal of damaged external concrete ground surfaces, the removal of modern external gate, the removal of the Men's Hut, the removal of the metal shed to Ablution Room. New internal built works include the provision of new staff stairs and new partitioning for the new toilets; New external built works include the replacing of existing external concrete surface and limited cobbled areas with new textured concrete with integrated wayfinding recessed elements; the provision of new guardrails and addition of new external stairs to moat area, a new postern gate at the south moat wall, and a new metal external entrance gate and bridge with signage; 2. The restoration of the Duke of Dorset Archway, using original stonework which is currently stored on site. Interventions to the inner entrance bridge to consist of the removal of the existing metal grating and the provision of proposed new metal walkway and guardrails onto existing steel l-beams; 3. The insertion of a new metal walkway (809 m2) at the inner Fort ground level and at the Rampart Walls bank level to facilitate a universally accessible circumnavigational public access of the Fort and Ramparts (Building Z) to consist of: At ground level, the removal of damaged concrete paths and repair of surrounding cobble surfaces and the insertion of the proposed 1.8m wide perforated metal walkways supported on sleepers following the existing layout of concrete paths and concealing electrical services distribution; Alterations to the existing fabric of the Rampart Walls consisting of the opening up of gun embrasures located along the West, South and East elevations by the removal of later additions of concrete blockwork. At rampart level, the provision of an assembly of sleepers set into the grounds bearing the new perforated metal walkways & guarding aligned with the lower stone step level (at c. 250mm above the Rampart Walls bank level) at the Northwest bastion and along the West portion of the existing Rampart Walls and aligned with the top stone step level (at c. 750mm above the Rampart Walls bank level) at the Southwest bastion and along the South portion of the Rampart Walls, the provision of guarding at the Southeast bastion, the provision of steel safety guarding at the newly opened existing gun embrasures, and a new flagpole at the existing flagpole platform at the Southeast bastion. No element of the proposed walkway is above the existing height of the Rampart Walls' parapets; The provision of access at change of levels between ground and rampart walkways involving the erection of 2 no. steel truss ramps at the Northwest and Southeast bastions; and a Part M accessible lift and access lobbies (2 storeys and c.7.2m in height) at the Northwest bastion. The lift structure will consist of a weathered blockwork shaft on concrete pit foundation with adjoining protected access lobbies, all clad in metal cladding; 4. The repair, conservation, change of use and minor alteration of the existing corrugated iron Bakery Building (a 1 storey building with a total GFA of 296 m2, Building B) consisting of local repairs where necessary for Health & Safety, to the wall sheeting and the replacement of roof coverings, cleaning of the steel frame and stanchion structural remedial works, the provision of new metal rainwater goods, and the restoration and weatherproofing of windows and doors. The change of use consists of the use of the Bakery Building as a new unheated exhibition and visitor orientation/gathering spaces (total GFA of 296 m2). Alterations to the existing fabric include the removal of 1 no. corrugated sheeting wall; 5. The repair, conservation, change of use and minor alteration of the existing Magazine Gunpowder Store Buildings (a 1 storey building containing 3 no. Vaults with a total GFA 704 m2, Building A) to consist of: Repair and conservation works including the recovering of slate roofing with new felt and timber battens and re-use of existing slate, with new slate as required to match existing, the restoration of stone capping, the repair of external wall harling and stonework, the restoration of rainwater goods and new to match existing where required, the repair of existing timber flooring, and the repair of the brick vaulted structure, including structural stitching to corners; The change of use of the Magazine vaults consists of the use of the former Vaults as new unheated exhibition spaces, including exhibition space (296 m2) in Vault A, and immersive audio-visual installations in Vaults B & C (total of 408 m2); Alterations to the existing fabric to consist of the provision of a connection between Vaults B and C and the demolition of relevant wall section, the removal of later added concrete flooring in Vault C and the removal of later added brickwork to the front of Vault C. New build consists of the insertion of a new metal walkway, seating and railings supported on steel frame and timber sleepers, in Vaults B & C and the porch of Vault A; and the provision of a new dark room door at the front of Vault C., and lining to the proposed connection; 6. The repair, conservation and change of use of the Shifting Room (a 1 storey building with a total GF of 25 m2, Building G) to provide a new switchroom and an AV room; 7. The provision of electrical services along the new walkways; which consists of the removal of existing switchboards in the Sentry Box (a 2 storey building with a total GFA of, 22 m2, Building J) and provision of a switchroom in the Officers' Quarters the provision of surface ducting (below proposed metal walkway-see 3.);8. The repair of existing drainage networks as necessary and provision of new connections from the Johnston Ravelin visitor facilities (see 1.) to the existing network.
  3808/21received 5 Nov 2021decided 23 Jun 20220 m away
• The Magazine Fort, Phoenix Park, Dublin 8 Application declared inva
  PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Planning permission for the development will consist of repair, conservation, change of use, and minor additions and alterations to, and ancillary works to a number of buildings in the Magazine Fort (a Protected Structure, RPS 6896, and on the Record of Monuments and Places RMP nos. DU018007019 and DU018007013) to facilitate access and use to the public, and will include: 1. The repair, conservation, change of use and minor alteration of the Johnston Ravelin Buildings (Buildings K & L) The repair and conservation work of the Fort's domestic quarters includes reroofing with slate and lead flashings, new castiron rainwater goods, and general repairs; The repair and conservation works at the courtyard and moat areas will consist of the refurbishment and augmentation of the existing cobbles and stone paving and the reinstatement of gates and railings to the courtyard; A change of use of Buildings K & L (329+213 m2) is proposed to accommodate new Visitor and Staff Facilities, including, at ground floor level, Visitor Reception, Locker Room, Tea Room, Accessible wc's and Staff Offices; and, at basement level, Kitchen, Staff Facilities (toilets, changing rooms, lockers), additional Visitor wc's, Plant Rooms and general storage areas; Alterations to the internal existing fabric will consist of 2 nos. openings in 2 nos. walls, and the partial demolition of timber flooring at ground floor level to provide for new staff stairs, the removal of damaged timber flooring at basement and replacing with concrete; Alterations to the external fabric will include the demolition of derelict subsidiary stair, wall and toilets, the removal of damaged external concrete ground surfaces, the removal of modern external gate, the removal of the Men's Hut (Building O - 40 m2), the removal of the metal shed to Ablution Room (Building H - 21 m2); New built work includes the provision of new staff stairs and new partitioning for the new wc's toilets; the replacing of existing external concrete surface and limited cobbled areas with new textured concrete ; the provision of new guardrails and addition of new external stairs to moat area, a new postern gate at the south moat wall, and a new metal external entrance gate and bridge with signage; 2. The restoration of the Duke of Dorset archway, using original stonework. Interventions to the inner entrance bridge consist of the removal of existing metal grating and provision of proposed metal walkway and guardrails; 3. The insertion of a new metal walkway at the Inner Fort ground level and at the Rampart Walls to facilitate a universally accessible circumnavigational tour of the Fort and Ramparts (809 m2); At ground level, this consists of the removal of damaged concrete paths and repair of surrounding cobble surfaces and the insertion of the proposed 1.8m wide perforated metal walkway following the existing layout of concrete paths and concealing electrical services distribution; At rampart level, the new perforated metal walkway (& guarding) will run along the West and South rampart walls, and includes the provision of steel frames and railings at existing gun embrasures and a new flagpole at the southeast bastion. Alterations to the existing fabric of the rampart walls consist of the opening up of gun embrasures by the removal of later additions of concrete blockwork; Change of levels between ground and rampart walkways involve the erection of 2 nos. steel truss ramps at the northwest and southeast bastions; and a Part M accessible lift and access lobbies (15 m2) at the northwest bastion; 4. The repair, conservation, change of use and minor alteration of the corrugated iron Bakery Building consisting of local repairs to the wall sheeting and the replacement of roof coverings, cleaning of the steel frame and stanchion structural remedial works, the provision of new metal rainwater goods, and the restoration and weatherproofing of windows and doors. The change of use consists of new Exhibition and visitor orientation/gathering spaces (total of 296 m2). Alterations to the existing fabric include the removal of 1 no. corrugated sheeting wall; 5. The repair, conservation, change of use and minor alteration of the Magazine Gunpowder Store Buildings. Repair and conservation works include the recovering of slate roofing with new felt and timber battens and reuse of existing slate, with new slate as required to match existing, the restoration of stone capping, the repair of external wall harling and stonework, the restoration of rainwater goods and new to match existing where required, the repair of existing timber flooring, and the repair of the brick vaulted structure, including structural stitching to corners; The change of use of the Magazine vaults consists of new exhibition spaces, including exhibition space (296 m2) in Vault A, and audiovisual installations in Vaults B & C (total of 408 m2); Alterations to the existing fabric consist of the provision of a connection between Vaults B and C and the demolition of relevant wall section, the removal of later added concrete flooring in Vault C and the removal of later added brickwork to the front of Vault C. New build consists of the insertion of a new metal walkway, seating and railings, in Vaults B & C and the porch of Vault A; and the provision of a new dark room door at the front of Vault C.; 6. The repair, conservation and change of use of the Shifting Room Building (25 m2) to provide a switchroom and an A/V room; 7. The provision of electrical servicesfollowing the new walkways; which consists of the removal of existing switchboards in the Sentry Box (22 m2) and provision of switchroom in the Officers' quarters' building, the provision of surface ducting (below proposed metal walkway); 8. The repair of existing drainage networks as necessary and provision of new connections from the Johnston Ravelin visitor facilities to the existing network.
  3624/21received 1 Oct 2021decided 11 Oct 20210 m away

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Appeals 1 in 5 years within 500 m

• ACP 500632 on WEB5421/25 Refused
  received 14 Jan 2026decided 12 May 2026406 m awayinspector's report

Commencement notices 1 in 3 years within 500 m

• 8 Chapelizod Road, Dublin 8, D08 EF83 — Commencement notice
  26 May 2026CN0142624DC425 m away

One notice can cover many buildings — count notices, never building rows, or a single multi-unit scheme reads as a trend (T11).

Sales 9 in 36 months within 500 m

€290,000 – €605,000, 16 Feb 2024 to 25 May 2026.

PPR addresses are geocoded, not surveyed — a sale's position is as good as its address match (`rooftop_n` says how many are address-accurate). Beds, floor area, BER and asking price come from the matched daft.ie advertisement, not from the Register, and only where a match was found (`enriched_n`).

Consultations 4 matched by place

• Public Participation in the Identification of New Bathing Waters 10 days left
  closes 25 Sept 2026Dublin City Councilcounty-wide
• iMEND 1 - Portobello Community Engagement 17 days left
  closes 2 Oct 2026Dublin City Councillocality-wide
• Lansdowne Valley Park Active Travel Scheme 23 days left
  closes 8 Oct 2026Dublin City Councilcounty-wide
• Dublin District Heating Project Part 8 36 days left
  closes 21 Oct 2026Dublin City Councillocality-wide

Council items 10 in 24 months

• With reference to the minutes of the meeting held on the 16 June 2026
  Central Area Committee15 Sept 20261.Dublin City Council
• With reference to Standing Orders 2026/2027 and Effective Meeting Management
  Central Area Committee15 Sept 20262.Dublin City Council
• With reference to motions to the Area Managers.
  Central Area Committee15 Sept 20263.Dublin City Council
• With reference to questions to the Area Managers.
  Central Area Committee15 Sept 20264.Dublin City Council
• With reference to the Area Housing Updates
  Central Area Committee15 Sept 20265.Dublin City Council
• With reference to Housing Delivery matters
  Central Area Committee15 Sept 20266.Dublin City Council
• Disposal of No. 1 North Circular Road, Dublin 7
  Central Area Committee15 Sept 20267.Dublin City Council
• Disposal of 371-373 NCR to Bohemians FC for 3 year lease
  Central Area Committee15 Sept 20268.Dublin City Council
• With reference to the Naming and Numbering of Development at 36-40 Dominick St Upper
  Central Area Committee15 Sept 20269.Dublin City Council
• With reference to the Extinguishment of Public Right of Way at 1-21 Nottingham Street
  Central Area Committee15 Sept 202610.Dublin City Council

Capacity and public land

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Public land (LDA register of relevant lands)

• The Office of Public Works — Dublin city and suburbs
  160.04 hafolio DN220756F0 m awayas of 1 Apr 2023
• University College Dublin — Dublin city and suburbs
  0.75 ha214 m awayas of 1 Apr 2023
• Dublin City Council — Dublin city and suburbs
  14.52 ha297 m awayas of 1 Apr 2023
• Trinity College Dublin — Dublin city and suburbs
  0.78 ha299 m awayas of 1 Apr 2023
• An Garda Síochána — Dublin city and suburbs
  0.69 ha432 m awayas of 1 Apr 2023
• Dublin City Council — Dublin city and suburbs
  32.72 hafolio DN198496F489 m awayas of 1 Apr 2023
• Dublin City Council — Dublin city and suburbs
  0.12 hafolio DN246076F494 m awayas of 1 Apr 2023

Schools and public transport within 1.0 km

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