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Landsdowne Bar 14 Bath Avenue, Dublin , dublin_4
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Material Alteration to Junior School at St Michaels College, Ailesbury Road, Dublin 4 Ailesbury Road, Dublin, dublin_4Description:
Material Alteration to Junior School including the reconfiguration and reorientation of the existing classrooms (3 No.) on the West of the existing Junior School, The provision of a new store adjacent to the Western Toilets and A new glazed façade to the office at the Southern end of the building at St Michaels College, Ailesbury Road, Dublin 4.
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4 Castle Road, Clontarf, Dublin 3 4 Castle Road, Clontarf, dublin_32375/14 View detailsDescription:
The demolition of existing single storey extension to the rear, the construction of a new one / two storey extension to the side/rear widening of vehicular entrance at 4 Castle Road.
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22 Leinster Street North Dublin 7 22 Leinster St North , Dublin, 73720/07 View detailsDescription:
Attic conversion with dormer roof to rear including all necessary internal associated works
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123 St Stephens Green 123 St Stephens Green, Dublin, dublin_22311/14 View detailsDescription:
Alterations to the ground floor facade of the existing York Street entrance; provision for a new enclosed fire escape staircase adjacent to Glover’s Alley; the reinstatement of a former doorway as a fire escape to York Street.
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45 St. Kevins Park, Dartry 45 St. Kevin's Park, Dartry, dublin, 6Web1053/14 View detailsDescription:
Rear returnn attic extension with hipped roof and roof dormer
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32 Priory Road 32 Priory Road, Harolds Cross, dublin, 6W2321/14 View detailsDescription:
Extension to rear of 32 Priory Road
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6 Castle Market, Dublin 2 Castle Market, Dublin, dublin_20047/14 View detailsDescription:
(a) Division of one retail unit into two separate units, (b) removal of non original partition walls at ground floor level and first floor level, (c) removal of non original covering over door at ground floor level, (d) new toilet at first floor level, (e) widening of new original opening at ground floor, provision of new wall at ground floor and first floor between unit 6 and 7 Castle market Street, (f) and replacement of existing signage by painting existing fascia.
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Marleigh House 13 Leinster Road West, Harolds Cross, dublin_62454/13 View detailsDescription:
Demolition of the non-original former garage structure to the front side (east) and replacement with new single storey garage structure and demolition of the non-original north end of the two storey return structure; removal of non-original timber outer porch door and surround; removal of non-original: partitions, fittings and fixtures; removal of asbestos material; repair of natural slate roof & valleys; repair of soffits and eaves; repair rain water gutters and downpipes and chimneys; construction of new (39m2) two storey return with a new (13m2) single storey garden store to side (east); new structural alterations and partitions to each level to facilitate residential use: repair of sash windows, existing plasterwork and joinery; renewal of services; repairs and repointing of front garden wall; decoration; change of use to revert back to residential use and associated site works.
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Guinness Brewery Lands, St James Gate Guinness Brewery Land, St. James's Gate and Victoria Quay, dublin, Dublin 82233/14 View detailsDescription:
The proposed development will consist of modifications to, and in the vicinity of, the northern facade of the permitted brewhouse building (Dublin City Council Reg. Ref 3730/11) to provide a delivery area. The proposed modifications include: A flat roofed cantilevered canopy (approximately 15.6m long, projecting approximately 5.13m from the northern facade of the new brewhouse building and approximately 0.5m deep), including downlighters on the canopy underside. The canopy will be approximately 5.1m above the external ground level (3.90m OD). The provision of an associated door (approximately 3.1m high x 1.0m wide) with steps and railings and a window (approximately 3.1m high x 1.0m wide) on the northern facade of the new brewhouse building. The provision of a filling point (approximately 0.6m x 0.6m, at a height of 1.0m above the external ground level (3.90m OD), to the east of the new door, through the northern facade of the existing brewhouse building. The provision of an associated control room (approximately 17 sq.m) within the existing brewhouse building. All associated site development works, including minor revisions to the drainage layouts, minor alterations to the existing yard layouts (extending to approximately 300sq.m), including a lowering of the existing ground level by approximately 200mm (from 4.1m to 3.9m OD). All of the above is proposed on a site of approximately 317 sq.m/0.0317 hectares within the overall established Guinness Brewery lands at St. James's Gate, James's Street and Victoria Quay, Dublin 8. The application relates to development which is for the purposes of an activity requiring an Integrated Pollution Prevention Control (IPPC) Licence. The proposed development will not result in an increase in the floor area of the new brewhouse building, or increase the output capacity at the brewery.