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Donnybrook House, 36-42, Donnybrook Road, Dublin 4

GRANT PERMISSION

Planning application 3336/22

Dublin - Dublin City Council

Proposed Development

Planning permission is sought by Quooker Ireland Limited for development at Donnybrook House, 36-42 Donnybrook Road, Dublin 4. The proposed development consists of the change of use of this currently vacant ground floor unit of 213.9 square metres, along Donnybrook Road frontage, previously approved as a Restaurant (Reg. Ref. 3719/19) to use as a retail showroom to include ancillary staff facilities.

Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    21 Feb 2022

  2. Decision due

    14 Apr 2022

  3. Decision: GRANT PERMISSION

    14 Apr 2022

  4. Grant issued

    27 May 2022

Application Details

Location
Donnybrook House, 36-42, Donnybrook Road, Dublin 4
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
Dublin City Council
Site Area
213.9 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
21 February 2022
Status
Decision Notice Issued
Decision
GRANT PERMISSION
Decision Date
14 April 2022
Grant Date
27 May 2022

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3245/22APPLICATION DECLARED INVA9 Feb 2022

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3318/23APPLICATION DECLARED INVA6 Mar 2023

PERMISSION: The development will consist of removal of existing 'Skin by Olga' signage and projecting banner at first floor level and proposed new shop front made of aluminium battens graphite colour and three brass backlit sections at the first floor level. Proposed external signage to new shopfront at ground floor level is made of individually pin mounted brass back-lit. The development will include the replacement of existing single leaf glazed door with a new single leaf glazed door brass framed and brass L shaped trim around the door frame inclusive of all with associated site works.

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3508/23GRANT PERMISSION4 Apr 2023

PERMISSION: The development will consist of removal of existing 'Skin by Olga' signage and projecting banner at first floor level and proposed new shop front made of aluminium battens graphite colour and three brass backlit sections at the first floor level. Proposed external signage to new shopfront at ground floor level is made of individually pin mounted brass back-lit. The development will include the replacement of existing single leaf glazed door with a new single leaf glazed door brass framed and brass L shaped trim around the door frame inclusive of all with associated site works.

34, Donnybrook Road, Dublin 4, D04P9R6

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2463/19GRANT PERMISSION8 Mar 2019

The proposed development seeks to amend a previously permitted development under DCC Reg. Ref. 2163/09 (as extended in duration under DCC Planning Ref. 2163/09/x1), as amended under DCC Ref. 4014/15 (ABP Ref. PL29S.246130). The proposed development proposes a change of use of the permitted restaurant at ground floor level to office use to deliver an additional 370 sq.m (GFA) of office floorspace. Internal alterations comprise a revised layout at upper basement floor level to provide an additional 12 no. bicycle storage spaces (from a permitted 54 no. spaces to a proposed 66 no. spaces). External alterations at ground floor level include: (a) the removal of the previously permitted terrace / external dining space associated with the restaurant; and (b) alteration of previously permitted external cycle spaces to provide an additional 6 no. spaces (from a permitted 14 no. spaces to a proposed 20 no. spaces). In the interest of clarity, the proposal result in the following revised mix of uses - a total of 5,866 sq.m (including 325 sq.m of ancillary storage space) of gross office floorspace (an increase of 370 sq.m from a previously permitted 5,496 sq.m); 215 sq.m of cafe floorspace and 1,867 sq.m of gym floorspace.

Donnybrook House, 36-42, Donnybrook Road, Dublin 4 (with frontage also onto Pembroke Cottages and Rampart Lane)

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3719/19GRANT PERMISSION12 Aug 2019

The proposed development comprises a change of use of a ground floor cafe / retail unit (approximately 215 sq.m) and external landscaped courtyard space, as permitted and constructed under DCC Reg. Ref. 2163/09 (as extended in duration under DCC Planning Ref. 2163/09/x1) and subsequently amended under DCC Ref. 4014/15 (ABP Ref. PL29S.246130), to Restaurant use. Permission is also sought for the use of the permitted external courtyard space as an ancillary outside seating area to be used in connection with the proposed restaurant, and the installation of an associated ventilation extraction system to serve the proposed restaurant. An extension of the permitted hours of operation of the unit is proposed from 07h00 until 23h00 (Monday to Sunday). The proposal will result in the following revised mix of uses - a total of 5,866 sq.m (including 325 sq.m of ancillary storage space) of office floorspace; 215 sq.m of Restaurant floorspace and 1,867 sq.m of Gym floorspace (GFA).

Donnybrook House, 36-42, Donnybrook Road, Dublin 4, (with frontage also onto Pembroke Cottages and Rampart Lane)

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3369/23GRANT PERMISSION14 Mar 2023

PERMISSION: The proposed development consists of: the change of use of 2 no. currently vacant units at ground floor level approved as offices (651.9 sq.m) to a single childcare creche unit with entrance to development on Pembroke Cottages. The proposed development includes the provision of a private open space play area of 111.47 sq.m , screened by a 1.5m metre high landscaped boundary fencing to screen the play area and the relocation of existing steps to align with existing door at the north of the site on Pembroke Cottages. The provision of a set-down cargo bike space will be located at the main entrance of the building.

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WEB2139/22GRANT PERMISSION20 Dec 2022

The development will consist of removal of existing chimney. Construction of proposed roof terrace on existing ground floor flat roof to rear of property (south). Amendments to glazing on first floor on rear elevation (south). Internal modifications and all ancillary works.

37A, Main Street, Donnybrook Road, Dublin 4, D04 E652

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WEB2107/22APPLICATION DECLARED INVA9 Dec 2022

The development will consist of removal of existing chimney. Construction of proposed roof terrace on existing ground floor flat roof to rear of property (south). Amendments to glazing on first floor on rear elevation (south). Internal modifications and all ancillary works.

37A, Main Street, Donnybrook Road, Dublin 4, D04 E652

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3596/21GRANT PERMISSION AND RETE29 Sept 2021

Permission for the temporary retention of the existing advertising sign which is a 6.1m x 3.05m lightbox (8.44m from ground to top) on the side wall and its immediate subsequent conversion to a digital display of 4.88m x 3.05m at the same top height. The sign would replace an earlier 4.3m x 3.05m sign which in turn replaced the original 1970s 6.1m x 3.05m sign both at the same height.

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2468/21REFUSE PERMISSION25 Mar 2021

PERMISSION & RETENTION: Permission sought for the retention of a 6.1m x 3.05m advertising sign (8.44m from ground to top) replacing an earlier 4.3m x 3.05m sign at the same height which in turn replaced the original 1970s 6.1m x 3.05m sign at the same height and for its conversion from light box to digital display to the side wall.

37, Main Street, Donnybrook, Dublin 4

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