5243/22
APPLICATION DECLARED INVADublin - Dublin City Council
Proposed Development
The development will consist of alterations and modifications to the existing building which has commercial units at ground floor and basement and 2 apartments at 1st and 2nd floors as follows: (1) The demolition of the roof and attic space and the construction of over two additional levels facing, and set back from Talbot Street, resulting in a building of five storey including ground floor. (2) The provision of 3 additional apartments on site resulting in 5 units: (a) Extension to the rear and reconfiguration of existing 2-bed apartments at first and second floor. (b) construction of a new studio apartment to the rear of first floor, on the existing rear flat roof, (c) provision of a new 2-bed apartment on the new third floor, (d) provision of 1-bed apartment on the new fourth floor. (3) Demolition of pitched roof to the rear, (4) Provision of private and communal amenity space: (a) provision of communal amenity space to the rear on the first floor level with new access lobby, (b) provision of private balconies and private terraces to the rear of residential units, (c) provision of private terrace to the new apartment on fourth floor facing Talbot Street, (5) All associated site works.
Application Timeline
Application received
17 Nov 2022
Decision: APPLICATION DECLARED INVA
28 Nov 2022
Decision due
20 Jan 2023
Application Details
- Location
- 55-56, Talbot Street, Dublin 1
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- Permission
- Planning Authority
- Dublin City Council
- Site Area
- 279.9 ha
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 17 November 2022
- Status
- Decision Notice Issued
- Decision
- APPLICATION DECLARED INVA
- Decision Date
- 28 November 2022
Location
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The development will consist of alterations and modifications to the existing building which has commercial units at ground floor and basement and 2 apartments at 1st and 2nd floors as follows: (1) The demolition of the roof and attic space and the construction of over two additional levels facing and set back from Talbot Street, resulting in a building of five storey including ground floor, (2) The provision of 3 additional apartments on site resulting in 5 units: (a) extension to the rear and reconfiguration of existing 2-bed apartments at first and second floor, (b) construction of a new studio apartment to the rear of first floor on the existing rear flat roof, (c) provision of a new 2-bed apartment on the new third floor, (d) provision of 1-bed apartment on the new fourth floor, (3) Demolition of pitched roof to the rear, (4) Provision of private and communal amenity space: (a) provision of communal amenity space to the rear on the first floor level with new access lobby, (b) provision of private balconies and private terraces to the rear of residential units, (c) provision of private terrace to the new apartment on fourth floor facing Talbot Street, (5) All associated site works.
55-56 Talbot Street, Dublin 1
RETENTION: The development will consist of retention of a) the provision of an ATM on the front fascia of 56 Talbot Street, b) change of use from retail to café including provision of street furniture (tables and chairs and associated screening for an outdoor seating area) at 55 Talbot Street, c) the provision of an awning over the front entrance of the ground floor commercial units and all associated site works.
55-56, Talbot Street, Dublin 1
RETENTION PERMISSION : the development will consist of retention of (a) the provision of an ATM on the front fascia of 56 Talbot Street; (b) change of use from retail to cafe including the provision of street furniture (tables and chairs and associated screening for an outdoor seating area) at 55 Talbot Street; (c) the provision of an awning over the front entrance of the ground floor commercial units and all associated site works at 55 & 56 Talbot Street, Dublin 1.
55/56 Talbot Street, Dublin 1
RETENTION : The development will consist of retention of: a) the provision of an ATM on the front fascia of 56 Talbot Street; b) change of use from retail to cafe including the provision of street furniture (tables and chairs and associated screening for an outdoor seating area) at 55 Talbot Street; c) the provision of an awning over the front entrance of the ground floor commercial units and all associated site works at 55 & 56 Talbot Street, Dublin 1.
55/56 Talbot Street, Dublin 1
RETENTION PERMISSION for indefinite retention of a third-floor flat roof extension/terrace area above No. 60 Talbot St, Mountjoy, Dublin 1, D01 R278 that is accessed from the top floor apartment at No. 59 Talbot St (Mollys B&B), Mount joy, Dublin 1, D01 K298 (Protected Structure - RPS Ref: 7992).
60 Talbot Street, Mountjoy, Dublin 1 , D01R278
RETENTION sought for the indefinite retention of rooftop single storey flat roof extension.
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On the public footpath at Talbot Street, (near the junction with Amiens Street), Dublin 1
The development will consist of the replacement of the existing telephone kiosks with a new Telephone Kiosk with integral Communication Unit and a 1.53 sq. metre Digital Display Screen. The proposed structure has an overall height 2.43m, a depth of 0.762m and a width 1.096m.
On the public footpath at Talbot Street, (near junction with Amiens Street), Dublin 1
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The development will consist of the installation of an ATM machine to the existing shop front to the south elevation.
47/48, Talbot Street, Dublin 1, D01 H798
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