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SD03A/0075

Granted

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Alterations to the existing elevations new signage, a new entrance porch, new railings and landscaping on the north and west sides.

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Application Timeline

  1. Further information requested

    2 Apr 2003

  2. Further information received

    5 Jun 2003

  3. Application received

    8 Jul 2003

  4. Decision: Grant Permission

    1 Aug 2003

  5. Decision due

    5 Aug 2003

  6. Grant issued

    15 Sept 2003

Application Details

Location
Finches Public House, Neilstown Shopping Centre, Rowlagh, Clondalkin, Dublin 22
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
115 ha
Floor Area
9 sq m

Timeline

Registration Date
8 July 2003
Status
Decision
Decision
Grant Permission
Decision Date
1 August 2003
Grant Date
15 September 2003

Location

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Planning Applications Nearby

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0m
S00A/0051Granted29 Feb 2000

Additional first floor for use as a bar, restaurant and creche and associated extensions and alterations to the existing ground floor elevations. Also internal alterations to the existing ground floor including enlarging the off- licence, relocating the existing toilets and provision of catering facilities.

Finches Public House, Neilstown Shopping Centre, Rowlagh, Clondalkin, Dublin , 22.

2m
SD22A/0346Granted24 Jan 2023

Mixed development consisting of 1 public house and 26 apartments. The overall development will comprise the following; demolition of the existing single storey public house (area 910sqm), construction of a 4 storey apartment block within the footprint of the site (1267sqm) comprising of 26 apartments ( 4 one bedroom units, 22 two bedroom units) and smaller public house at ground level (area 156sqm and total area 2717sqm), all apartments have balconies/terraces. Car park for 12 cars (including 1 disabled space), bin stores and bicycle stands at ground level. Communal areas include 1st floor courtyard above carpark and 3rd floor roof terraces for apartments. Streetscape proposals within site boundaries to facilitate and enhance the public realm.

The Finches Public House, Finches Shopping Centre, Neilstown Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22, D22 H7X9

3m
SD21A/0216Withdraw the Application12 Jul 2022

Mixed development consisting of 1 public house and 29 apartments comprising of: the demolition of the existing single storey public house (area 910sq.m); construction of a 4 storey apartment block within the footprint of the site (site area 1267sq.m), comprising a total of 29 apartments (9 one bedroom units, 20 two bedroom units) and smaller Public House at ground level (area 178sq.m), (total area 2562sqm); all apartments have balconies/terraces to all elevations; carpark for 14 cars (including 1 disabled space), bin store and bicycle stands at ground level; communal areas include 1st floor courtyard above carpark and 3rd floor roof terraces for apartment; streetscape proposals within site boundaries to facilitate and enhance the public realm.

The Finches Public House, Finches Shopping Centre, Neilstown Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22, D22 H7X9

3m
S01A/0884Refused24 Dec 2001

Construction of new shop front and entrance and associative alterations to existing elevations.

Finches Public House, Neilstown Shopping Centre, Rowlagh, Clondalkin, Dublin , 22.

30m
S01A/0122Granted6 Mar 2001

To construct 1 no. supermarket (944m2) with associated storage and office space (510m2), 8 no. shop units (801m2), 1 no. restaurant (174m2), 20 no. three bedroom residential units, decked carpark (59 spaces) and 18 surface carparking spaces, in 2 no. three storey buildings at

Rowlagh Village Centre, fronting Neilstown Road and Colinstown Road, Dublin 22.

44m
SD04A/0358Granted21 May 2004

Change of use of the Electrical Meter Room on ground floor level to access stairs and escape corridor, for change of use of part of the first floor Supermarket Stores area to Staff Facilities, Offices and Plant Room, for permission for the installation of refrigeration condensers / compressors and generator on roof of the Supermarket Stores area and the screening of same with cladding, for installation of two windows and a louvre at first floor level on the southern wall of the Supermarket premises.

Rowlagh Village Centre, Neilstown Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

44m
SD05A/0811Granted28 Sept 2005

Change of use of part of the supermarket retail area, scanning office and home deliveries room to off-licence and install new external door on the western elevation of the building.

Rowlagh Village Centre, Neilstown Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

44m
SD04A/0885Granted26 Nov 2004

(i) To erect new shop front and associated signage from ground floor level to first floor level on the front (western elevation) and rear (eastern elevation) of the existing building, (ii) change colour of window frames of shop front at ground floor level to RAL 3003 and install external roller shutter security screens to windows, (iii) to install two new windows at first floor level on the western wall of the Supermarket Staff Facilities area.

Rowlagh Village Centre, Neilstown Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.

53m
S01A/0125Granted9 Apr 2001

To construction 20 no. residential units in a two/three storey building

Rowlagh Village Centre, fronting Neilstown Road, Colinstown Road and Harelawn , Park, Dublin 22.

54m
SD04A/0114Granted3 Jun 2004

Modifications to previously approved planning permission Reg. Ref. S01A/0122 to include the material change of use of four apartments to medical centre at first and second floor levels and minor alterations to floor plans and elevations.

Rowlagh Village Centre, Collinstown Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

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