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Dublin
Latest planning applications.
881 recorded by 25 Oct 2026 · Later council validations are not added.
881 planning applications were published this week across 26 counties. Together they state 4,489 units, and 881 link to the council's own file. Each shows the date it was received.
12–18 Oct 2026 Week881 applications881 link to the council file26 counties4,489 units stated
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231 recordsNos. 6 and 7 Old Church Park, Old Church, Clondalkin, Dublin 22
The proposed development comprises the construction of 1 no. 3-bedroom, three-storey detached dwelling and 2 no. 3-bedroom, three-storey semi-detached dwellings, each with private rear gardens, located to the rear/side of Nos. 6 and 7 Old Church Park. The development also includes a new vehicular entrance providing access to the proposed dwellings and associated car parking spaces, a new rear entrance providing access to No. 6 Old Church Park, demolition of the existing outbuildings, removal of the existing timber gates, provision of additional car parking spaces, connection to existing drainage and services, landscape and all associated site development works necessary to facilitate the proposed development.
Received 13 Oct 2026Received 13 Oct 2026
Units 57/58 and 101 in Liffey Valley Shopping Centre, Fonthill Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.
The vertical amalgamation of the existing Unit 57/58 (c.502 sq.m) at ground level with Unit 101 (c.1,192 sq.m) at Level 01, each retail in use, into a single retail unit of c.1476 sq.m. This will include insertion of a new escalator and lift between Level 00 and Level 01. Subdivision and change of use of part of the existing Unit 101 from retail to temporary centre management / operation unit (79 sq.m) located at Level 01. Subdivision and change of use of existing Unit 101 Level 02 retail area into ancillary retail storage (905 sq.m). Change of use at Unit 101 level 02 and back of house to retail storage area of 912 sq.m. Replacement of existing signage on Unit 101 with 2 no. signs of 0.974m x 4.997m and 0.903m x 3.772m.
Received 13 Oct 2026Received 13 Oct 20262,088 sq m
59, Whitethorn Road, Clonskeagh, Dublin 14, D14K854
(a) The demolition of an existing ground floor, single-storey, side carport door and canopy (b) the construction of a single storey pitched roof extension to the rear and side of the property incorporating velux windows and associated window alterations. Total ground floor extension area = 33m2 (c) Associated drainage and landscaping works within the curtilage of the site.
Received 13 Oct 2026Received 13 Oct 202633 sq m
29 Shanard Rd, Dublin 9
The development will consist of modifications to the development permitted under Reg. Ref. WEB2563/26, comprising: (i) extension of the permitted single-storey rear extension to provide a continuous rear building line; (ii) a single-storey front extension comprising a new entrance porch and forward extension of the converted garage; (iii) two new ground-floor windows and a door to the east side elevation of the permitted rear extension; (iv) alterations to rear ground-floor fenestration; together with all associated site and ancillary works.
Received 13 Oct 2026Received 13 Oct 2026
51, Windsor Park, Blackrock, Co. Dublin, A94N5Y0
The construction of a two-storey detached dwelling house with a dormer type flat roof to the rear of the attice space. New vehicular access to the front, relocated vehicular access to existing dwelling house and all associated site works to existing dwelling house.
Received 13 Oct 2026Received 13 Oct 2026Decision date 19 Oct 2026WITHDRAW THE APPLICATION1 units (record)
15, Kingston Avenue, Ballinteer, Dublin 16, D16K596
Compliance with Condition No. 4 of Reg Ref No. D26B/0169/WEB
Received 13 Oct 2026Received 13 Oct 2026
Castlelands, Hampton Demense, Balbriggan, Co. Dublin
Compliance with Condition No 14 Planning reg ref LRD0091/S3E
Received 13 Oct 2026Received 13 Oct 2026
The Bottom of the Hill Bar, Main Street & Ballygall Road, Finglas, Dublin 11
5. Proposals for a naming and numbering scheme and associated signage shall be submitted to, and agreed in writing with, the planning authority prior to commencement of development. Thereafter, all signs, and unit numbers, shall be provided in accordance with the agreed scheme. The proposed name shall be based on local historical or topographical features, or other alternatives acceptable to the planning authority. No advertisements/marketing signage relating to the name of the development shall be erected until the developer has obtained the planning authority's written agreement to the proposed name.
Received 13 Oct 2026Received 13 Oct 2026
Church Of The Immaculate Heart Of Mary, City Quay, Dublin 2, D02 A090
2. The following Conservation requirements of the Planning Authority shall be complied with: a) A conservation expert with proven and appropriate expertise shall be employed to design, manage, monitor and implement the works to the building and to ensure adequate protection of the retained and historic fabric during the works. In this regard, all permitted works shall be designed to cause minimum interference to the retained building and facades structure and/or fabric. b) In advance of works commencing on site, the applicant shall submit the following to the Planning Authority for their written agreement: External works: i. Updated detailed conservation methodology for the raking out and repointing of external stonework. All cementitious pointing to elevations shall be removed wherever possible and repointed in lime mortar. The applicant shall clarify if raking and repointing of capping stones is proposed to the North Elevation. The existing thin ashlar joints shall not be widened in the process. Samples of mortar analysis from each elevation shall be provided to determine the material for repointing. ii. Confirm the materiality and condition of the gutters on the east and west elevation of the main church building and confirm whether any works or replacements are required. iii. Detailed proposals for lightning protection including 1:50 plans and elevations and fixing details. The lightning protection shall be placed in discreet locations and fixed into existing joints and not the stone face. iv. Revised roof plan and associated section drawings omitting the proposed rooflight above the altar. v. Updated Stained Glass Specialist assessment to identify any further deterioration that has occurred since original report (16/06/2018), in relation to the bowing in the East and West Leaded Glass Windows, the unventilated storm glazing to the Gallery Stained Glass Window (Mayers of Munich) to the north elevation, the deterioration of the stained glass window to the south elevation, and commentary on the suitability of retained, breakable 6mm storm glazing to the north window. vi. Updated Stained Glass Report (conservation methodology) to include the provision of high-resolution rectified record photographs of the windows prior to temporary removal /commencement of any works. Detailed dimensioned drawings to record the following: sizes of supporting members / leadwork / ferramenta / stone mullions etc. indicating the location of key defects, the placement of temporary inserts into window openings where removal is required for repair work; the protection and careful labelling of parts of the window to be removed; windows shall be numbered and cross referenced to plans / elevations / window schedule. 1:50/1:20 dimensioned drawings of powder coated steel mesh window guarding shall be provided. Internal works: i. Detailed 1:20 elevations and sections of the front entrance screen, doors and full height pull handles, demonstrating a sensitive junction between the new screen and the underside of the organ gallery and the new stone tile floor. Details of the proposed manifestation that shall not distract from the internal character. The intervention should be designed to be as reversible as possible. ii. Detailed 1:20 drawing of the proposed glass screen on the choir gallery indicating structural supports, restraint and fixing details, indicating impacts on existing timber fabric and access for maintenance/cleaning when it is installed. iii. 1:20 section drawings through the sloping external paving to the front entrance doors and existing and proposed finishes in the new entrance lobby. 1:5 detail of the junction between the existing historic marble floor and the proposed new stone tile floor, demonstrating there is no loss of surviving historic timber/other flooring in accommodating the stone finish. 1:20 floor plans indicating any impact on the historic fabric beneath the proposed new finishes. iv. 1:20 drawings of the proposed new external doors to the school yard on the west corridor, including a detail of the reveal shall be submitted. Further detail of the proposed access control system to the accessible confessional shall be submitted. v. Revised drawings shall be submitted that omit all dry lining to the main walls of the sacristy. An alternative means of addressing damp that shall be of minimal intervention, that shall retain breathability and primary fabric, and/or the introduction of a calcium silicate board and lime plaster finish shall be submitted. vi. The provenance/significance of the Priest’s timber chest of drawers in the sacristy shall be provided. vii. Marked-up fabric removal/demolition drawing of the ground floor plan identifying historic fabric affected by temporary works, new floor finishes, other interventions such as the support of heavy items of furniture etc. viii. 1:20 details of the proposed opening to the west corridor, confirming any impacts on original timber floorboards beneath the existing floor coverings to accommodate the temporary works described in Barrett Mahony Sections drawing no. CQC-BMD-ZZ-ZZ-DR-S-22000/S0/PL1 for the new door opening. ix. Sectional elevation indicating the proposed display of memorial plaques within the west corridor. Plaques to be removed from pews will be subject to agreement with the congregation. Consideration to be given to an alternative arrangement where plaques may continue to be placed on the amended pews if required. x. Revised existing and proposed ground floor drawings indicating dimensions of the width of the side and centre aisles, the length of all the existing pew ‘types’ and the length of the existing and proposed shorter altar rails and midway dividing screens. xi. 1:20 plan, section, elevation drawings of all existing pew types indicating end panel types and carvings, and intermediate supports above and below the seat, cross-referenced to high resolution photographs, and proposed new pew types indicating the proposed truncation. Clarify the significance and provenance of the pews. xii. Dimensioned 1:20 plan, section, elevation drawings of all existing marble screens and proposed truncated screens and other screens indicating sensitive truncation end panel positions and identify any material that will be lost. Reinstated / modified marble screens shall be placed in a symmetrical arrangement within the church interior. An appropriate location shall be found for the incorporation of the decorative brass altar gates within the existing interior. xiii. Clarify if any water supply to /drainage from the baptismal font is required. xiv. 1:20 plans, sections, through the proposed altar arrangement and adjacent ramp, indicating the extent of existing historic mosaic tiles to be retained and refurbished, new marble steps and other areas, identifying any impacts on historic fabric affected by the temporary works, new floor finishes, new altar furniture and other interventions such as additional supports for heavy items of furniture etc. to be indicated on 1:20 floor plan. xv. Confirmation of where furniture items and fixtures identified for removal shall be stored. Ideally these items should be stored on or close to the site to allow for future reuse. A detailed A3 spread sheet for all key existing fixtures, furniture and fittings within the church, to include a thumbnail photograph, brief description, provenance, existing /proposed location within the church or storage area and other relevant particulars, and is cross referenced to plans, section/elevations shall be submitted, to form an important record of the fixtures / fittings of the Protected Structure. xvi. 1:50 sectional elevations of the existing and proposed east wall to the northeast prayer room where the Calvary Scene Statue by William Pearse is to be relocated, to demonstrate that the position of the sacred object is coordinated to work harmoniously with the window location and other features and include the existing holy water font which is to be removed/relocated/stored on the existing east wall elevational section. xvii. 1:20 dimensioned plan, section, elevation drawings of the existing Marian Shrine, and the existing confessional recess, and demonstrate the extent of alterations required to fit the shrine into the proposed new location. The base of the existing stained glass window above the new location shall be included. Indicate if the decorative screen is to be incorporated into the display, and if not, indicate where it will be stored. xviii. Detailed window and door schedule including identification numbers, 1:50 drawings, cross-referenced photographs, and proposed repairs. New mechanical and electrical systems throughout the building: i. Detailed dimensioned @ 1:50 drawings of the proposed new boiler house building and written confirmation of the potential visual impacts on the setting of the Presbytery shall be submitted. ii. Revised elevation and plan drawings to provide a more refined arrangement of radiators that is more sensitively positioned in relation to windows and the architectural rhythm of the church interior. iii. Drawings of a proposed feature light to be incorporated into the suspended timber feature above the altar to provide accent lighting in lieu of the introduction of a glazed roof light – which shall be omitted. iv. Revised reflected ceiling plan to improve the location of light fittings within the west corridor to relate as sensitively as possible to the architectural rhythm of the enclosure including window positions, ceiling downstands etc. c) In the course of works and prior to the respective packages of work being undertaken, the applicant shall submit the following to the Planning Authority for their written agreement: i. The Conservation Officer shall be invited to inspect the stone façades from a scaffolding prior to any cleaning, raking out, repair or repointing works commencing on site, when any additional defects can be identified at close quarters. The Applicant shall prepare and submit to the CO marked-up drawings of all elevations cross-referenced where required to photographs to provide a comprehensive record of the condition of the stonework and any repairs required (including clarification on the items noted above). Surviving remnants of original pointing shall inform the appropriate re-pointing method. Site exemplars for the removal of pointing, raking out, cleaning, patch repairs, re-facing and repointing for the building shall be agreed on site with the CO prior to these works commencing. The new pointing shall be a hot lime mix or NHL 2 or evidence-based following mortar analysis of original mortar(s). The use of a stronger NHL mix is unsuitable due to its hardening characteristics. ii. The Applicant shall bring to the attention of the Planning Authority any unforeseen additional works required and submit a marked-up drawing and final scope of repair works for the roof following inspection at close quarters. Replacement slates in locations where slates are missing or damaged, shall respect the diminishing courses of the existing coverings and shall be Bangor Blue to match the existing on a like-for-like basis. iii. The Applicant is requested to present a redecoration palette and representative visualisations to the Planning Authority based on historic research and paint analysis that will complement the architectural character of the church. All new painted finishes shall use an appropriate breathable paint. d) All existing original features, in the vicinity of the works shall be protected during the course of the refurbishment works. e) All repair of original fabric shall be scheduled and carried out by appropriately experienced conservators of historic fabric. f) The architectural detailing and materials in the new work shall be executed to the highest standards so as to complement the setting of the protected structure and the historic area. g) All works to the protected structure shall be carried out in accordance with best conservation practice and the Architectural Heritage Protection Guidelines for Planning Authorities (2011) and Advice Series issued by the Department of the Environment, Heritage and Local Government. Any repair works shall retain the maximum amount of surviving historic fabric in situ. Items to be removed for repair off-site shall be recorded prior to removal, catalogued and numbered to allow for authentic re-instatement.
Received 13 Oct 2026Received 13 Oct 2026
17 Brides Glen Road, Rathmichael, Co. Dublin
Retention permission for vehicle access to front of existing house and Permission is sought for the amendment of Condition 14 of planning permission Reg. Ref. D07A/1276 to remove the Section 47 occupancy restriction.
Received 13 Oct 2026Received 13 Oct 2026Decision date 20 Oct 2026WITHDRAW THE APPLICATION1 units (record)
7 Martin Grove, Blackhorse Avenue, Dublin 7
Planning permission is sought for new single storey kitchen extension to rear with first floor bedroom extension above which will project out to front and side of existing house, attic conversion with dormer type window to rear and 2 velux windows to front roof, garage conversion with new side access to rear garden, also single storey porch extension to front of house and all associated site works.
Received 13 Oct 2026Received 13 Oct 20261 units (record)
10 Main Street, Donnybrook, Dublin 4
CHANGE OF USE: Planning Permission for the following development at 10 Main Street, Donnybrook, Dublin 4: a) Change of use of the ground floor of the building from a Bank to a kitchen showroom and retail sales area; b) alterations to the internal ground floor plan; c) erection of new signage at the front elevation; d) all associated site works and services.
Received 13 Oct 2026Received 13 Oct 2026
A site comprising The Orchard and The Orchard Gate Lodge, Carpenterstown Road, Dublin 15, D15R2RV &, D15XPW4
Compliance with Condition No 10 Planning Reg Ref
Received 13 Oct 2026Received 13 Oct 2026
7A, Northbrook Terrace, North Strand, D03KX90
SHEC: Demolition of workshop and development of a terrace of 4 houses.
Received 13 Oct 2026Received 13 Oct 20264 units (record)
Florence Villa, Commons Road, DUBLIN, D18HH1F
Whether the provision of a 34.65sqm detached house in the rear garden of a principal house constitutes exempted development or does not constitute exempted development? Whether removal of a pre-existing 34.65sqm structure in a rear garden and the provision of a 34.65sqm detached house in the rear garden of a principal house constitutes exempted development or does not constitute exempted development?
Received 13 Oct 2026Received 13 Oct 20261 units (record) · 104 sq m
2, Cremore Road, Dublin 11, D11 AC9
EXPP: PROPOSAL IS TO SUPPLY AND INSTALL A PROPRIETARY OFF SHELF ELECTRIC SAUNA APP 2.0M X 2.0M X 2.4M IN HEIGHT WITHIN THE EXISTING BACK GARDEN IN LINE WITH THE OUTLINE INDICATED ON THE ATTACHED SITE PLAN.
Received 13 Oct 2026Received 13 Oct 2026
55, Woodlawn Park, Churchtown, Dublin 14, D14F789
Demolition of conservatory to rear (9.4 sq metres), demolition of garagem wcm utility and lobby to side (23 sq metres), aterations to front elevation. Construction of extensions to rear and side (92.02 sq metres) with attic bedroom and en-suite-bathroom over, together with 2 doermer windows to rear (27.4 sq metres) of existing house (124.77 sq metres) together with ancilliary site works.
Received 13 Oct 2026Received 13 Oct 20261 units (record) · 277 sq m
A site comprising The Orchard and The Orchard Gate Lodge, Carpenterstown Road, Dublin 15, D15R2RV &, D15XPW4
Compliance with Condition No 16
Received 13 Oct 2026Received 13 Oct 2026
10, Rollins Villas, Sallynoggin, Co. Dublin, A96RF80
Demolition and removal of existing front porch at ground floor level and construction of a new single storey extension to front at ground floor level comprising of a new bay window, new entrance porch and new wc, along with a new window to the front elevation at first floor level and ancillary site works.
Received 13 Oct 2026Received 13 Oct 2026
No. 1 Essex Street East, Dollard House, Nos. 2-5 Essex Street East & Nos. 2-5, Wellington Quay, The Clarence Hotel, Nos. 6-8 Wellington Quay & Nos. 6-8 Essex Street East
13. The following requirements of the Archaeology Division shall be complied with: a) The developer shall retain a suitably qualified archaeologist to advise regarding the archaeological implications of site clearance, demolition and/or construction methodology and to make appropriate recommendations for mitigation including detailed survey as necessary. The archaeologist shall provide an updated Archaeological Impact Assessment of the proposed development (including temporary and enabling works) for written agreement with the Planning Authority prior to commencement. b) The developer shall allow for the resolution of archaeology (both on site and necessary post excavation) in the project budget and timetable. c) The developer’s archaeologist shall undertake licensed archaeological monitoring and/or testing as recommended by the revised impact assessment. The archaeologist shall consult with and forward their Method Statement in advance for written agreement with the Planning Authority. d) In the event of in situ archaeological features being discovered, the archaeologist retained by the developer shall immediately contact the Planning Authority. The Planning Authority (in consultation with the City Archaeologist and the National Monuments Service, Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage) shall determine the further archaeological resolution of the site. e) The developer shall comply in full with any further archaeological requirement arising from the results of the archaeological works, including if necessary archaeological excavation and/or the preservation in situ of archaeological remains, which may require foundation design changes or negate the facilitation of all, or part of any basement. f) A report containing the results of the archaeological works shall be forwarded on completion to the Planning Authority and to the National Monuments Service, Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage. g) Following submission of the final report to the Planning Authority, where archaeological material is shown to be present, the archaeological paper archive shall be compiled in accordance with the procedures detailed in the Dublin City Archaeological Archive Guidelines (2008 Dublin City Council) and lodged with the Dublin City Library and Archive, 138-44 Pearse Street, Dublin 2.
Received 13 Oct 2026Received 13 Oct 2026
A site comprising The Orchard and The Orchard Gate Lodge, Carpenterstown Road, Dublin 15, D15R2RV &, D15XPW4
Compliance with Condition No 14b Planning Reg Ref FW25A/0380E
Received 13 Oct 2026Received 13 Oct 2026
58, Croydon Green, Marino, Dublin 3
6. The applicant shall comply with the following drainage requirements of the Planning Authority: c) The development shall incorporate Sustainable Drainage Systems in the management of surface water. Full details of these shall be agreed in writing with the Planning Authority (DPPDC Section) prior to commencement of construction.
Received 13 Oct 2026Received 13 Oct 2026
No. 47 Stonepark Abbey, Dublin 14, D14 F2H9, D14 F2H9
The development will consist of alterations to existing vehicular entrance to increase in width to 3.5M. Alterations of the existing roof to allow for construction of gable walls to facilitate an attic conversion with rooflights to rear & all associated alterations and demolitions, site, drainage, landscaping and ancillary works.
Received 13 Oct 2026Received 13 Oct 2026
US Customs & Border Protection Pre-Clearance Facility, Pier 4, Terminal 2, Dublin Airport, Corballis and Collinstown
Permission for amendments to development permitted under An Coimisiún Pleanála Case Ref. PL06F.317828 (Fingal County Council Planning Ref. F23A/0301) and development at the existing United States Customs and Border Protection (CBP) pre-clearance facility, Pier 4, Terminal 2, Dublin Airport, in the townlands of Corballis and Collinstown, County Dublin. The application for permission relates solely to the CBP facility. The proposed development will consist of: a) Amendments to the permitted CBP facility under An Coimisiún Pleanála Case Ref. PL06F.317828 to include: •amendments to the building orientation; •extension of c. 2,466 sqm at level 20 (third storey) of the permitted CBP extension; •reconfiguration of the internal layouts and uses at Levels 10, 15, 20 and 30; •relocation of the transfer facility from the existing Pier 4 Transfer Building to Level 20 of the CBP extension; •reconfiguration of passenger processing, queuing, transfer, gate, lounge, welfare, retail, office, staff, back-of house, storage and ancillary accommodation; •revisions to plant, electrical, mechanical, riser and service accommodation; •amendments to the building elevations, façade, glazing, roof profile, rooflights, solar-shading elements and plant screening; •the permitted northside bridge link between the CBP facility and Terminal 2 (c.640sqm); •plant room at Level 15 (c. 295sqm); and •associated internal and external modifications to the permitted Pier 4 Transfer Building. b) Amendments to the airfield, apron and associated infrastructure works permitted under An Coimisiún Pleanála case Ref. PL06F.317828 to include: •amendments to the aircraft stand and apron arrangement, including the proposed temporary Stand 410 layout and associated stand markings and equipment; •amendments to the airside and inter-stand road arrangements; •revised pedestrian walkways, crossings, passenger stair access and ground-handler parking; •revised passenger, waste-management, goods-vehicle and ancillary parking areas; •pavement construction, reconstruction and associated interfaces; •revised surface-water drainage, foul drainage, watermain and utility infrastructure, including diversions, connections, decommissioning and safeguarded future infrastructure; •revised apron and road lighting, including the realignment and provision of additional high-mast lighting (HML) (c25m in height); •revised barriers, bollards, safety infrastructure, signage and associated apparatus; and •all other associated airfield, site development and infrastructure works. c) Development to include: •a temporary fixed link and node (c.537sqm), for a period not exceeding five years; •a two-storey link bridge connecting the CBP facility with the existing Pier 4 Transfer Building (c.150sqm); •a medium-voltage electrical substation at Level 10 (c.120sqm); •additional plant-room accommodation at Level 20 (c.740sqm); •additional roof-level plant accommodation at Level 30 (c.440sqm); •an automatic opening vent (AOV) and associated roof works; •associated structural, access, maintenance, safety and service infrastructure; and •demolition of sections of existing façade, glazing, wall panels, fixed links, nodes, external footpaths, ramps, steps, and pavement. The proposed development will comprise a net increase of approximately 3,027sqm of development over that which is permitted. The proposed development also includes all associated site development, drainage, utility, infrastructure, lighting, signage, safety, access and ancillary site works.
Received 13 Oct 2026Received 13 Oct 20265,788 sq m
9 Haydens Park Way, Lucan, Co. Dublin, K78X5Y6
Hip build up into dutch hip at attic level with window in gable wall at attic level. Dormer roof window on rear slope of roof. Dormer roof window & 2No. roof lights on front slope of roof all at attic level. Attic conversion with w.c.. First floor internal alterations.
Received 12 Oct 2026Received 12 Oct 2026
1, Ballsbridge Park, Merrion Road, Dublin 4, D04 E5N4
Renmark Property Holdings Limited intends to apply for permission for development on this site of c. 0.463 hectares at No. 1 Ballsbridge Park, Merrion Road, Dublin 4, D04 E5N4. Planning permission was received for development, including development on this site, under Dublin City Council Reg. Ref. 3594/22. The demolition of the 5-storey structure on site (formerly known as Zurich House) and associated ESB substation, removal of foundations, tree removal, reduction of ground level and erection of site hoarding / fencing have been undertaken on the site further to this permission. The proposed development will consist of the construction of an aparthotel and a hotel in two standalone blocks with common external service space at Lower Ground Floor, comprising a total gross floor area of c. 19,125 sq m. The aparthotel building is 10 storeys (with setbacks at First, Sixth, and Eighth Floor Levels) in height (over Lower Ground Floor) (excluding plant areas and lift overruns) comprising associated licensed restaurant and public bar uses. Publicly accessible balconies / terraces are provided on the west elevation from Second to Ninth Floor Levels. The aparthotel, measuring c. 9,067 sq m gross floor area, will comprise 194 No. bedrooms with ancillary kitchenettes, and related ancillary aparthotel facilities. The aparthotel’s reception area, licensed restaurant and public bar areas are also proposed to function as a flexible multi-use function space (to accommodate evening and night-time uses / arts / culture / recreational / performance). The hotel building is 10 storeys (with setbacks at First, Sixth, Eighth Floor Levels) in height (over Lower Ground Floor) (excluding plant areas and lift overruns) comprising associated licensed restaurant and public bar uses. The hotel, measuring measure c. 10,058 sq m gross floor area, will comprise 244 No. bedrooms and related ancillary hotel facilities. Both the aparthotel and hotel will also provide the following ancillary facilities: reception areas, lobbies, licensed restaurants with lounges and public bars, meeting rooms, coworking spaces, toilets, gyms, back-of-house, administration and staff facilities, kitchens, storage areas, bin stores, water tanks rooms, plant rooms and ESB substations and switchrooms. The development will also include: vehicular, cyclist and pedestrian access / egress via Ballsbridge Park via upgrades to the existing site access point in the south and the creation of a new site access point in the north; car parking (including electric vehicle charging), bicycle parking, loading bays and vehicular circulation routes; Sustainable Urban Drainage systems (including green roofs, blue roofs, permeable paving and attenuation tanks); roof-mounted photovoltaic panels; roof plant and associated screening; associated hard and soft landscaping (including tree and vegetation removal); lighting; and all other associated site excavation, infrastructural and site development works above and below ground including changes in level, boundary treatments and associated site servicing and connections (foul and surface water drainage, surface water attenuation and water supply).
Received 12 Oct 2026Received 12 Oct 2026Decision date 15 Oct 2026APPLICATION DECLARED INVALID19,125 sq m
1 City Gate, 22 Lower Bridge Street, Dublin 8, D08 DW30
The construction of (a) Erection of new building signage comprising of brushed stainless-steel individual lettering, fixed directly to the existing brick work wall with concealed fixings mounted on the front (East) elevation and side (North) elevation. (b) No internal alterations are proposed, and the existing internal floor plans will remain unchanged. (C) all associated site works.
Received 12 Oct 2026Received 12 Oct 2026Decision date 15 Oct 2026APPLICATION DECLARED INVALID
105, Strand Road, Dublin 4
A) The removal of the existing two storey side and rear extension with associated terrace. B) Construction of a two-storey rear extension, C) Conversion of existing attic space with 2 proposed dormers to the front, one dormer to the rear and associated rooflights D) Internal reconfiguration and refurbishment works, E) Proposed ancillary garden room F) The widening of the existing vehicular access together with all associated site development, drainage, landscaping, and ancillary works.
Received 12 Oct 2026Received 12 Oct 2026
Lands at and between, Carrickmines 220kV Substation, Ballyogan Road, Dublin 18, D18 X0D0 and, Blackrock Park, Blackrock Park, Rock Road, Blackrock, Dublin.A94HWF6
The development will consist of the provision of: a c. 7.03km underground cable operating at 220kV extending from Carrickmines 220kV Substation to Blackrock Park, situated beneath existing public roads and open green spaces; 11 no. associated underground joint bays primarily spaced c. 550-700m apart along the cable route; temporary construction compounds; and all associated development, including open cut trench excavation, trenchless crossing via horizontal directional drilling (HDD) and auger boring, and reinstatement of road surfaces and open spaces. A Natura Impact Statement (NIS) will be submitted to the planning authority with the application. Other elements of the Carrickmines to Poolbeg replacement project, including an offshore section from Blackrock Park to Shellybanks, and an onshore section from Shellybanks to Poolbeg, will be subject to their own AA Screenings and, where required, an NIS, to support separate future applications for development consent to the relevant consenting authorities. Notwithstanding this, the potential for in-combination effects arising from these other elements has been considered in the NIS.
Received 12 Oct 2026Received 12 Oct 2026
Nirvana, Coliemore Road, Dalkey, Co. Dublin, A96DE29
Demolition of the existing part single part two storey dwelling and the construction of 3 no. detached dwellings [1 No. three storey 4 bedroom dwelling (349 SQ.M.) and 2 no. two storey 3 bedroom dwellings (124 SQ.M. each) with pedestrian access at Coliemore Road], A new shared vehicular access at Coliemore Road, Off street parking, And all associated site development works.
Received 12 Oct 2026Received 12 Oct 20263 units (record) · 473 sq m
Hartfield Place, Swords Road, Whitehall, Dublin 9 (ABP-313289-22)
Public lighting shall be provided in accordance with a final scheme to reflect the indicative details in the submitted Public Lighting Report, details of which shall be submitted to, and agreed in writing with, the planning authority prior to commencement of development or installation of lighting. Such lighting shall be provided prior to the making available for occupation of any house
Received 12 Oct 2026Received 12 Oct 20261 units (record)
40, Oak Road, Donnycarney, Dublin 9, D09 X0F5
4. The applicant shall comply with the following Drainage requirements of the Planning Authority: ii. The development shall incorporate Sustainable Urban Drainage Systems (SuDS) in the management of surface water. Full details of these shall be agreed in writing with the Planning Authority prior to commencement of construction.
Received 12 Oct 2026Received 12 Oct 2026
19 and 19A Old Street, Malahide, Co. Dublin, K36 P024
The development will consist of a ground floor extension (31m2) to the rear of the property including a new access stair and an extension at first floor (11m2) with a flat roof and new first floor level flat roof to be used as a terrace, changes to the openings on the rear elevation including changing the profile of the existing roof above first floor level to access the terrace, a change of use of the first floor residential apartment to a restaurant/ café, and the retention of the awnings, signage and seating to the front of the property, including all ancillary works. The site is located within the Malahide Historic Core Conservation Area.
Received 12 Oct 2026Received 12 Oct 202642 sq m
Planning permission for development at this c.0.131 ha site at the Circle K petrol station at the junction of Donnybrook Road and Brookvale Road, Donnybrook., Dublin 4, D
12. The applicant shall submit the following architectural conservation details/revisions for the written agreement of the Planning Authority prior to the commencement of development hereby approved; (a) Existing historic granite kerbs should be retained and kerb lines augmented with new Leinster Granite elements (kerbs & paving) to match the historic specification and used through-out the public realm associated with any development at this site. (b) Given particular shape and high profile nature of this site, the quality of the public realm associated with any development at this site should be exemplar. In this regard we refer in particular to the use of Leinster Granite through-out the paved areas designed with the input of the Conservation Architect using appropriately sized modules with historically correct detailing.
Received 12 Oct 2026Received 12 Oct 2026
20 Old Bridge Road, Butterfield, Dublin 16, D16TD30
The development will consist of partial demolition, renovation, and extension to the front, side, and rear of the existing house, as well as widening of the existing vehicular entrance, and all associated site works.
Received 12 Oct 2026Received 12 Oct 2026
5, Petty Lane, Dublin 4, D04PX3H
Proposed front first floor level extension and rear two storey part ground floor & first floor level extensions with associated internal & external alterations and site development works to dwelling house.
Received 12 Oct 2026Received 12 Oct 20261 units (record)
23 Delaford Ave, Knocklyon, Dublin 16, D16K3E5
Conversion of existing garage to habitable use, construction of a single-storey flat-roof extension to the rear, construction of a single storey pitched-roof extension to the front and side incorporating two rooflights to the side roof slope, and provision of a new pitched roof over the existing single-storey to the front and side.
Received 12 Oct 2026Received 12 Oct 2026
27-29 New Row South, Dublin 8. The application site is located at the junction of New Row South to the northwest Blackpitts to the west and Fumbally Lane to the south and
PROTECTED STRUCTURE We, TC Fumbally Properties Ltd, intend to apply for planning permission at 27-29 New Row South, Dublin 8. The application site is located at the junction of New Row South to the northeast, Blackpitts to the west and Fumbally Lane to the south and southeast. The site contains a Protected Structure (referred to as a former laundry building under RPS Ref.: 5821). The proposed development comprises the installation of external signage and associated lighting in connection with the permitted hotel development (Reg. Ref.: 4423/19; ABP Ref.: 307217-20), as subsequently amended under Reg. Ref.: 4778/22 (ABP Ref.: 315887-23) and Reg. Ref.: WEB2302/26, which is currently under construction. The proposed development consists of 6 no. signage installations (Signage A–F) and 2 no. associated lighting installations (G and H) on the northeast and northwest elevations of the permitted hotel development and within the main entrance alley, comprising the following: o Signage A – 1 no. illuminated hotel operator sign mounted at sixth floor level on the New Row South elevation of permitted hotel (Block B); o Signage B – 1 no. illuminated hotel operator sign mounted above ground floor level on the New Row South elevation of permitted hotel (Block B); o Signage C – 1 no. illuminated hotel operator sign mounted above the main hotel entrance on the New Row South elevation of the permitted hotel (Block B); o Signage D: 1 no. freestanding, internally illuminated hotel operator and directional sign, measuring 1.5 m in height, located within the main hotel entrance alley; o Signage E & F – 2 no. projecting circular hotel operator signs (c. 0.16 sq.m each), mounted above ground-floor level, comprising one on the New Row South elevation of the existing Protected Structure (Block A, RPS Ref.: 5821) and one on the northwestern elevation of the permitted hotel (Block B); o Lighting G: Installation of external festoon lighting suspended between opposing building façades within the main hotel entrance alley; and o Lighting H – Installation of an external LED projector within the main hotel entrance alley to project the hotel operator logo onto the ground surface. o All associated fixings, supports, electrical connections and ancillary works necessary to facilitate the proposed signage and lighting installations.
Received 12 Oct 2026Received 12 Oct 20260 sq m
84 Trimleston Gardens, Booterstown, Blackrock, Co. Dublin, A94X304
The development will consist of the construction of i) a two storey extension to the side of the existing house, ii) a single storey rear extension, iii) a dormer to the rear of the house at attic level, iv) two bay windows to the front elevation at both ground and first floor levels, v) a new porch entrance, vi) the widening of the site entrance and vii) all associated site works.
Received 12 Oct 2026Received 12 Oct 20261 units (record)
13, Slievenamon Road, Dublin 12, D12 PX79
Proposed alterations and extension to the existing two-storey terraced house at 13 Slievenamon Road, Drimnagh, Dublin 12, to provide a three-bedroom dwelling with a stated internal floor area of approximately 105 m². The works include demolition of the existing shed and the single storey house extension to rear 16 m², including the dormer serving the non-habitable attic; construction of a rear extension; installation of new windows, doors, and rooflights, and internal reconfiguration. The proposed development includes all associated site development works, drainage, landscaping and ancillary works.
Received 12 Oct 2026Received 12 Oct 20261 units (record) · 105 sq m
Corballis East, Donabate, County Dublin
Permission for a Large Scale Residential Development (LRD), consisting of amendments to an LRD permitted under FCC Refs. LRD0017/S3 as amended by LRD0064/S3E (and subject to concurrent amendment application under LRD0102/S3E), at a site at Corballis East, Donabate, County Dublin. The proposed amendments relate to part of the Main Residential Development Site (application site approximately 1.11ha). The proposed development will comprise of the omission of 80 no. three-bed, three storey back-to-back townhouses permitted to the south of the site, and replacement with 80 no. duplex units (comprising 40 no. two-bed ground floor apartments with 40 no. three-bed duplex apartments above). The proposed duplex units are arranged in 5 no. three storey blocks generally in the same position as the permitted townhouses. Minor reconfiguration of open spaces between the blocks will result in an increase in combined communal and public open space at this location from approximately 2,371sq.m to 3,669sq.m. 2 no. previously permitted bin and bicycle stores will be consolidated into a single store between Blocks 10 and 11 (with no change to the level of provision), no changes are proposed to the permitted bin and bicycle stores serving Blocks 8, 9 and 12. The proposed amendments will result in an overall development of 997 no. dwellings comprising 128 no. one-bed apartments; 138 no. two-bed apartments and 10 no. three-bed apartments arranged in 6 no. blocks; 21 no. one-bed, 42 no. two bed (2 no. previously permitted) and 62 no. three bed (22 no. previously permitted) duplex units; and 29 no. two-bed houses; 450 no. three-bed houses (530 no. previously permitted); 109 no. four-bed houses and 8 no. five-bed houses. The application may also be inspected online at the following website set up by the applicant: www.corballislrdamendment3.com
Received 12 Oct 2026Received 12 Oct 2026997 units (record)
6 Grove House Gardens, Grove Avenue, Blackrock, Co. Dublin, A94V260
The construction of a new boundary wall incorporating new vehicular and pedestrian gates together with all associated site development works and ancillary works.
Received 12 Oct 2026Received 12 Oct 20261 units (record)
Units 5-6 Omni Park Shopping Centre, Swords, Dublin 9, D09 E1EC
The development will consist of the change of use from the existing office use (comprising 229 square metres), to a proposed medical/clinical use for medical/clinical assessment but excluding clinical/medical procedures; all ancillary administration associated with the medical/clinical assessment use, and all associated site works.
Received 12 Oct 2026Received 12 Oct 2026Decision date 13 Oct 2026APPLICATION DECLARED INVALID229 sq m
1A Maplewood Lawn, Springfield, Tallaght Dublin 24, D24W6N3
Vehicular entrance to front boundary wall & partial dishing of kerb. Pedestrian access gate to side boundary wall
Received 12 Oct 2026Received 12 Oct 2026
62-66 Lorcan Green, Beaumont, Dublin 9, D09 EP46
EXPP: No Works, Building to remain the same. The room will be used for a small early intervention class, only 6 kids in the room, so I will use the space that's already available. The room will be used in the morning.
Received 12 Oct 2026Received 12 Oct 2026
12 Rochestown Ave, Dun Laoghaire, Co. dublin, A96PC98
2 Units
Received 12 Oct 2026Received 12 Oct 2026Decision date 15 Oct 2026GRANT CERTIFICATE OF EXEMPTION2 units (record)
7A Glenvara Park, Knocklyon, Dublin 16, D16Y2R6
Construction of a single-storey extension to the side and rear of the existing dwelling, with mono-pitched roof accommodating extended living space and extended bathroom.
Received 12 Oct 2026Received 12 Oct 20261 units (record)
49 Rosemount Ave, Donaghmede, Dublin 5, D05 EP80
The development will consist of; Widening of existing vehicular entrance to 4m and all associated site works.
Received 12 Oct 2026Received 12 Oct 2026
87 Árd Na Mara, Malahide, Co. Dublin, K36 XR08
The development will consist of the following: 1. Alterations to existing elevations including alterations to window/door types & opes along with material finishes to the existing dwelling. 2. Internal alterations to existing dwelling. 3. Proposed widening of existing vehicular/pedestrian entrance. 4. Existing second vehicular/pedestrian entrance to be blocked up and new boundary wall to match existing. 5. All associated site works.
Received 12 Oct 2026Received 12 Oct 20261 units (record)
43-44 Rockpoint, Newtown Avenue, Blackrock, A94 W5H9
- Retention of the amalgamation of Apartments Nos. 43 and 44 at fourth floor level, comprising two double bedrooms and three double bedroom units respectively, into a single Penthouse three-bedroom unit (No. 44 Rockpoint) - Retention of an increase in floor area at fourth floor level both within the fabric of the building and small increases to the external fabric to provide additional floor space (39.13sqm)and non-habitable space within the loft (31.75).-Retention of the internal alterations to the layout of the fourth floor.
Received 12 Oct 2026Received 12 Oct 202644 units (record) · 39 sq m
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