R2 — Existing residentialdevelopment plan 2022 2028 · 14 Dec 2022 – 31 Dec 2028
Z1: Sustainable Residential Neighbourhoods: To protect, provide and improve residential amenities.
What that means: An established residential area. The objective is to protect existing residential amenity as well as to provide housing — which is the objective a neighbour's objection to an overbearing extension is usually argued under.
About 1 in 10 homes in this area is likely to have high radon levels; About 1 in 10 homes in this area is likely to have high radon levels; About 1 in 20 homes in this area is likely to have high radon levels
This site is on an RZLT map — the draft map 2027 and the final map 2026 (1.36 ha). The owner is liable for an annual 3% tax on market value while it stays there. Submissions on the draft map closed 1 Apr 2026.
PERMISSION The works will consist of; (A) a rear ground floor extension incorporating enlarged kitchen, utility, living and dining space; (B) a First floor extension to incorporate an additional bedroom; (C) the marginal modification of rear first floor bathroom and bedroom windows; (D) all necessary internal alterations and layout modifications together with all associated external site works, including the demolition of an existing kitchen extension.
Debbie and Alan Fogarty are seeking Planning Permission for works at their home, 73 Celtic Park Avenue, Beaumont, Dublin 9, D09 K164. The works will consist of; (A) a rear ground floor extension incorporating enlarged kitchen, utility, living and dining space; (B) a First floor extension to incorporate an additional bedroom; (C) the marginal modification of rear first floor bathroom and bedroom windows; (D) all necessary internal alterations and layout modifications together with all associated external site works, including the demolition of an existing kitchen extension.
WEB2819/26received 23 Jul 2026decided 24 Jul 2026989 m away
The development involves a change of use of the residual commercial space within Hollybrook Manor (presently permitted as a bar & restaurant) to a Wellness Centre. The change of use will involve minor internal alterations. Access will be via the existing front entrance, and there are no proposed external changes.
The development will consist of: (i) demolition of existing rear single storey extension; (ii) construction of single-storey flat roof extension with rooflights and first floor pitched roof extension to rear of existing dwelling; (iii) conversion of existing garage to habitable accommodation with new raised flat roof and new window to front elevation; (iv) provision of new rooflights and (v) all associated site works and SUDS drainage to facilitate the development.
PROTECTED STRUCTURE: RETENTION & PERMISSION: Retention permission and planning permission is sought at 48 St. Lawrence Road, Clontarf, Dublin 3, D03 HN62, A PROTECTED STRUCTURE. The development will consist of: Retention Permission for: instatement of vehicle access gate to the street. Permission for: Demolition of existing single-storey lean-to structures at rear of the return and shed at party wall. Construction of: single storey extension to rear with solar panel array to new flat roof; roofed bike store to side passage; and shed and pergola to rear garden. Replacement of: all non-original windows with double glazed timber sash windows. In addition:- To front elevation: install double doors to porch to form draught lobby; rake out cementitious mortar and repoint existing brickwork with lime mortar; replace sheeted side gate with painted sheeted timber gate; temporarily remove (to allow construction access) and reinstate lintel over gate. To side elevation: remove existing cementitious render and apply lime render. To side elevation (return): block up existing side door; remove 1no. window and widen opening to form doorway; remove existing cementitious render and apply lime render. To rear elevation: remove existing cementitious render and apply lime render. To rear elevation (return): remove existing cementitious render and apply lime render. At roof level: install 1no. new rooflight to return side roof; carry out repairs to timber barging; replace any PVC guttering and downpipes with painted metal; carry out repairs to chimneys and replace flashings where required. Internally: make layout changes including structural openings at: ground floor level, return at ground and first floor levels; new breathable floor slab with underfloor heating at ground floor level, remove existing plaster to internal face of external walls and apply same depth cork-lime mix with lime plaster finishing coat (all decorative plaster to remain in situ), lime plaster repairs to ceiling and internal wall plaster. Generally: strip all plumbing/heating and electrical services and install all new systems, remove non-original fittings, install new fittings and redecorate, and any associated repairs, drainage works and builder’s works.
WEB2271/26received 26 May 2026decided 17 Jul 2026949 m away
PROTECTED STRUCTURE We, The Commissioners of Public Works in Ireland intend to apply for permission for development at the site of, and lands north of, the Casino Marino, a Protected Structure (RPS Ref. 4858) and National Monument (No. 302, RMP no. DU018-144), Casino Park, Malahide Road, D03HH70. The development will consist of the construction of a single-storey Visitor Centre with a floor area of 454sqm on the site of the partially built medico-legal building located to the north of the Casino Marino. The Visitor Centre will accommodate exhibition space, public café, office and associated sanitary, welfare and storage facilities. Restoration of landscape setting of the Casino Marino, to include removal of existing twentieth century ditch and wall, removal of temporary portacabin and replacement of the existing tarmacadam access road and vehicular parking area with a reinforced green maintenance/emergency access route to the Casino. Conservation and restoration of existing sections of late 18th Century (altered) stone and brick boundary walls to northern site perimeter. Relocation of public entrance, car and bus parking area from Casino Park; provision of 3no. new car parking spaces, pedestrian and vehicular maintenance/emergency access routes to the Visitor Centre; provision of ancillary single-storey standalone plant/store room and substation (floor area of 50sqm) north of the Visitor Centre; bin storage, 46no. bicycle parking spaces, hard and soft landscaping, lighting, signage, drainage and all ancillary site works.
5141/26received 26 May 2026decided 20 Jul 2026334 m away
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