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CEX, 11-12 Upper liffey Street, Dublin 1, D01 F623

APPLICATION DECLARED INVA

Planning application 3071/25

Dublin - Dublin City Council

Proposed Development

Removal and replacement of roller shutter / removal of small section of shopfront / installation of further shutter and bollards (to the internal demise of the property ) .

Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    19 Feb 2025

  2. Decision: APPLICATION DECLARED INVA

    27 Feb 2025

  3. Decision due

    15 Apr 2025

Application Details

Location
CEX, 11-12 Upper liffey Street, Dublin 1, D01 F623
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
Dublin City Council
Site Area
112 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
19 February 2025
Status
Decision Notice Issued
Decision
APPLICATION DECLARED INVA
Decision Date
27 February 2025

Location

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2719/20GRANT PERMISSION18 May 2020

The development will consist of the omission of an internal escalator and secondary accommodation stairs connecting basement, ground and first floor. Infill of floor plates in existing floor voids to increase the existing internal floor area. The omission of a secondary automated lobby door and side walls and the installation of a new single passenger lift and feature accommodation stairs connecting basement, ground and first floor levels inclusive of minor alterations to existing shopfront and all associated site works.

5, Henry Street, Dublin 1

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WEB1207/20APPLICATION DECLARED INVA21 Apr 2020

Aviva Life & Pensions Ireland Designated Activity Company intends to apply for permission for the development of this site 5 Henry Street Dublin 1. The development will consist of the omission of an internal escalator and secondary accommodation stairs connecting Basement, Ground and First Floor. Infill of floor plates in existing floor voids to increase the existing internal floor area. The omission of a secondary automated lobby door and side walls and the installation of a new single passenger lift and feature accommodation stairs connecting Basement, Ground and First Floor levels inclusive of minor alterations to existing shopfront and all associated site works.

5, Henry Street, Dublin 1, D01 AP04

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4784/22APPLICATION DECLARED INVA5 Sept 2022

RETENTION: The development will consist of retention of unauthorised signage/branding works on the front elevation of the subject building at ground floor level comprising: i) a painted border surrounding the building entrance and adjoining 2 no. windows; (ii) a signage panel with associated paintwork atop the building entrance; and (iii) advertising signage located within the centre of the arch window atop the building entrance.

5, Henry Street, Dublin 1

27m
4850/22REFUSE RETENTION PERMISSI14 Sept 2022

RETENTION PERMISSION: The development will consist of retention of unauthorised signage/branding works on the front elevation of the subject building at ground floor level comprising: (i) a painted border surrounding the building entrance and adjoining 2 no. windows; (ii) a signage panel with associated paintwork atop the building entrance; (iii) advertising signage located within the centre of the arch window atop the building entrance.

5 Henry Street, Dublin 1

33m
3334/24GRANT PERMISSION6 Mar 2024

PERMISSION The development will consist of the removal of the existing shopfront and shopfront signage and replacing it with a new proposed glazed shopfront and associated works consisting of: (a) New white metal fascia and pilaster panels together with new proposed "KIKO MILANO" signage consisting of back illuminated, individually cut lettering (circa 1400mm wide x 500mm high) fixed to fascia; and (b). Installation of 2 no. new proposed LED graphic display screens (circa 1100mm wide by 2200mm high), located internally, on ground floor level behind shopfront windows.

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3830/21APPLICATION DECLARED INVA9 Nov 2021

Permission for a change of use from retail shop to restaurant. The development will consist of a takeaway/sit down service and food preparation on the ground floor storage on the first and second floor, new external signage and associated site works.

18, Liffey Street Upper, Dublin 1

37m
3908/21GRANT PERMISSION19 Nov 2021

Planning permission for a change of use from retail shop to restaurant. The development will consist of a take away/sit down service and food preparation on the ground floor, storage on the first and second floor, new external signage and associated site works.

18 Upper Liffey Street, Dublin 1

45m
3590/19GRANT PERMISSION25 Jul 2019

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The development will consist/consists of: Installation of signage to a Protected Structure in the Dublin City Council Development Plan 2016 -2022. Installation of the illuminated 'next' signage to shop front elevation. The proposed works comprise the following elements, A) 1 No. set of built up acrylic 'next' letters 'x' height 1340mm, 90mm deep fixed back to back through newly installed shop front glazing. Face illuminated via LEDs modules within letters.

Next Retail, 7-9, Henry Street, Dublin 1

45m
3050/23APPLICATION DECLARED INVA17 Jan 2023

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Permission for a replacement advert comprising 'NEXT' acrylic lettering to shop front 1.2 m high x 5.2 m long x 0.08 m projection over entrance door, internally illuminated by LED's.

Next , 7-9, Henry Street, Dublin 1

45m
3343/23APPLICATION DECLARED INVA9 Mar 2023

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: the development will consist of the installation of signage to a protected structure in the Dublin City Development Plan (2022-2028) comprising replacement fascia "Next" acrylic lettering to shop front elevation 1.2m high x 5.2m long x 0.08m projection mounted on glazing above entrance door and internally illuminated by LED lights.

Next PLC, 7-9 Henry Street, Dublin 1

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