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57, Prussia Street, Stoneybatter, Dublin 7, D07 W9P7

GRANT PERMISSION

Planning application 3209/21

Dublin - Dublin City Council

Proposed Development

Planning permission for the construction of: 1) a new single storey extension with part two-storey and dormer element, to replace an existing single-storey and part two-storey extension, all to the rear of the property; 2) alterations to the ridge level of the existing roof, to line through with the existing ridge level of the adjoining property at 56. No.56. & all associated site development works at No. 57 Prussia Street, Stoneybatter, Dublin 7.

Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    26 Jul 2021

  2. Further information requested

    26 Jul 2021

  3. Further information received

    3 Dec 2021

  4. Decision: GRANT PERMISSION

    20 Dec 2021

  5. Decision due

    7 Jan 2022

  6. Grant issued

    31 Jan 2022

Application Details

Location
57, Prussia Street, Stoneybatter, Dublin 7, D07 W9P7
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
Dublin City Council
Site Area
180.28 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
26 July 2021
Status
Decision Notice Issued
Decision
GRANT PERMISSION
Decision Date
20 December 2021
Grant Date
31 January 2022

Location

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Planning permission for the demolition of the existing 2 storey derelict building and construction of a new 4 storey building consisting of 4 no apartments with own private balcony and all site ancillary works.

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WEB1626/25GRANT PERMISSION24 Mar 2025

Planning permission for development that will consist of the demolition of the existing derelict 2 storey building which faces St Joseph's Road, and Prussia Street, and the construction of a 3-storey building to accommodate 2 no. 2 bed own door apartments units comprising of Unit 1 which has an area of 92.1 sq.m and Unit 2 which has an area of 95.7 sq.m with balconies facing St Joseph's Road, dedicated storage and bicycle facilities at 68/68A Prussia Street, Dublin 7 (corner of St. Joseph's Road).

No. 68/68A Prussia Street, Dublin 7, (Corner of St Josephs Road)

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3646/22APPLICATION DECLARED INVA1 Apr 2022

Permission for the demolition of the existing 2 storey derelict building and construction of a new 4 storey building consisting of 4 no. apartments with own private balcony and all site ancillary works.

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3925/22APPLICATION DECLARED INVA9 May 2022

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The development will consist of a dormer roof extension to the rear of the existing two storey, terraced house and all associated works

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The development will consist of new pitch roof first floor extension to rear, including 3no. rooflights and alterations to rear Ground Floor window ope to accommodate new French Doors

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GSDZ2116/19GRANT PERMISSION24 Jan 2019

Planning permission for development at a site located within a larger development site which is bound to the north by the HSE Phoenix Care Centre; to the south by St. Brendan's Way and sports grounds; and to the west by residential properties at St. Joseph's Court and a number of industrial units fronting onto Prussia Street. The site is located within the overall Grangegorman Strategic Development Zone (SDZ). The temporary development will consist of an energy centre facility with a cedar clad finish, measuring a total of 220 sq.m. and c.3.8m in height, with flues of c.14m; a temporary access that will facilitate deliveries and maintenance vehicles; a boundary fence around the units; and all ancillary and associated development works; all on a site of c. 0.55ha.

site bound to the north by the HSE Phoenix Care Centre; to the south by St. Brendan's Way and sports grounds; and to the west by residential properties at St. Joseph's Court and a number of industrial units fronting onto Prussia Street

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