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SD06A/0201

Refused

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Convert existing car spaces located to the front of the premises into an outdoor seating area together with the erection of a 1.37m high painted galvanized steel safety barrier and the affixing of 3 no. retractable awnings to the front of the building in addition to re-painting the exterior of the building with colours to match existing and associated site works all at Ball Alley House (Ball Alley house is a protected structure, RPS-094).

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    22 Mar 2006

  2. Decision due

    16 May 2006

  3. Decision: Refuse Permission

    16 May 2006

  4. Appeal submitted

    12 Jun 2006

  5. Appeal decided: Refuse Permission

    16 Nov 2006

Application Details

Location
Leixlip Road, Lucan, Co. Dublin.
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
2500 ha
Floor Area
124 sq m

Timeline

Registration Date
22 March 2006
Status
Appeal decided
Decision
Refuse Permission
Decision Date
16 May 2006
Permission Expires
18 November 2006

An Coimisiún Pleanála Appeal

Appeal Reference
PL06S.218103
Status
Appeal decided
Decision
Refuse Permission
Submitted
12 June 2006
Decided
16 November 2006

Location

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SD08A/0162Refused10 Mar 2008

Removal of existing stone fireplace at ground floor level only and extension of existing bar counter and all associated works. (Ball Alley is a Protected Structure, RPS-094).

Ball Alley House, Leixlip Road, Lucan, Co. Dublin.

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SD04A/0958Grant Permission for Retention22 Dec 2004

Retention permission for (1) external seating to rear forming smoking area;(2) perimeter walls, railings and bench seating; (3) open compound storage area; (4) gable window to rear of building; (5) window to rear west elevation; (6) gable window in south elevation in storage area of first floor; (7) internal alterations incorporating relocation of ladies toilet into storage area and extension of lounge bar into storage area on ground floor; (8) retractable canopy on side east elevation. (The Ball Alley House is a Protected Structure).

The Ball Alley House, Lucan, Co. Dublin

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SD07A/0208Refused23 Mar 2007

To convert portion of existing open area to semi covered area to rear at Ball Alley House, Leixlip Road, Lucan, County Dublin. (Ball Alley House is a protected structure, (RPS-094).

Leixlip Road, Lucan, Co.Dublin

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SD06A/0749/EPGrant Extension of Duration of Permission7 Sept 2011

To use the exising smoking area to rear as a beer garden, with the erection of retractable awning over section of area, together with the change of use of existing first floor rooms from storage to offices and conference room. (Ball Alley House is a protected structure, RPS-094)

Ball Alley House, Leixlip Road, Lucan, Co. Dublin

0m
SD06A/0749Grant Permission & Refuse Permission27 Oct 2006

To use the exising smoking area to rear as a beer garden, with the erection of retractable awning over section of area, together with the change of use of existing first floor rooms from storage to offices and conference room. (Ball Alley House is a protected structure, RPS-094)

Ball Alley House, Leixlip Road, Lucan, Co. Dublin

0m
S01A/0351Granted21 Jan 2002

To reconstruct and extend licenced premises, incorporating demoltion of existing toilet block, construction of new toilet block, stores and extension to lounge.

Lucan, Co. Dublin.

1m
SD03A/0192Granted1 Apr 2003

Slightly change plans for already approved and commenced application Reg. Ref. S01A/0351 incorporating 4 additional windows, enlarging basement and relocation of internal stairs.

The Ball Alley House, Lucan, Co. Dublin

11m
SD25A/0091WRefused3 Jul 2025

Planning permission at a site of 0.177 ha at the Ball Alley House, (A Protected Structure, South Dublin County Council RPS No. 094). The development consists of the following: the removal of the existing car parking spaces for the construction of three new houses: 1 no. 4-bed detached house and 2 no. 3 -bed semi-detached houses. The vehicular and pedestrian entrance is accessed by an existing road connected to Leixlip road R835. The development will also include all landscaping, and site associated works at Ball Alley House, Leixlip Road, Lucan, Co. Dublin.

Ball Alley House, Leixlip Road, Lucan, Co. Dublin, K78 X5AO

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SD23A/0169Refused20 Jul 2023

(A Protected Structure, South Dublin County Council RPS No. 094). The development consists of the following: The removal of the existing 52 No. car parking spaces for the construction of a 3-storey terraced residential development with a total of 8-unit apartments, which will consist of 4 No. 3-bed apartments at ground floor level and 4 No. 4-bed duplex apartments on the upper floors. All with associated private open space, bike storage, bin storage, car parking, communal open space, and other necessary site works.

Ball Alley House, Leixlip Road, Lucan, Co. Dublin

13m
SD21A/0179Refused7 Oct 2021

Removal of selected hedging, the removal of the existing 52 car parking spaces and the construction of a 4-storey apartment building with setbacks at third floor level, total 14 apartments comprising of 1 one-bedroom, 11 two bedroom; 2 three bedroom apartments, all with associated private open spaces areas in the form of balconies; access to the development from existing vehicular and pedestrian entrance from Leixlip Road (R835) and from proposed new vehicular and pedestrian access from Ardeevin Drive; all with associated landscaped courtyard at ground floor level, sedum roof (main roof), bicycle storage, bin storage, signage, associated drainage and site development works (Protected Structure RPS No. 094).

Ball Alley House, Leixlip Road, Lucan, Co. Dublin

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