Site at south side of Prince's Street North, Dublin 1
APPLICATION DECLARED INVAPlanning application 3715/22
Dublin - Dublin City Council
Proposed Development
Application for restaurant / café bar / take away use in a renovated double decker tram of circa 44.42sqm with an external served area to include stool tables and outdooor seating area; with new water and drainage connections connected to existing mains; with the relocation of 8no. cycle stands; all on a site containing existing bicycle and motorcycle parking bays of circa 266.49sqm; at the south side of Prince's Street North, Dublin 1 which is in an Architectural Conservation Area.
Application Timeline
Application received
12 Apr 2022
Decision: APPLICATION DECLARED INVA
21 Apr 2022
Decision due
3 Jun 2022
Application Details
- Location
- Site at south side of Prince's Street North, Dublin 1
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- Permission
- Planning Authority
- Dublin City Council
- Site Area
- 66.35 ha
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 12 April 2022
- Status
- Decision Notice Issued
- Decision
- APPLICATION DECLARED INVA
- Decision Date
- 21 April 2022
Location
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Planning permission for a proposed new development consisting of restaurant/cafe bar/take away use in renovated double decker tram; with an external served area to include stools table and outdoor seating area, with new water and drainage connections connected to existing mains with the removal of 10no. cycle stands in total, the relocation of 3no. cycle stands and the installation of 8no. proposed new cycle stands.
Site within existing bicycle and motorcycle parking bays at south side of Prince's Street North, Dublin 1
PROTECTED STRUCTURE & RETENTION: Permission for the retention of infill of existing first floor void (24m2) at Eason, 40-42 Lower O'Connell Street and 78/82 Middle Abbey Street, Dublin 1 (a Protected Structure).
Eason & Son Ltd, 40-42, O'Connell Street Lower / 78-82 Middle Abbey Street, Dublin 1 (A Protected Structure)
PROTECTED STRUCTURE & RETENTION: Permission for the retention of infill of existing first floor void (24m2) at Easons, 40-42 Lower O'Connell Street and 78/ 82 Middle Abbey Street, Dublin 1 (A Protected Structure).
Eason & Son Limited, 40-42, O'Connell Street Lower / 78-82 Lower Abbey Street, Dublin 1 (A Protected Structure)
PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The development will consist of the erection of two external banners for a temporary period of three years at the main entrance portico of the G.P.O. on O'Connell Street and the replacement of an existing wall mounted brass plaque (675mm x 240mm) with a new plaque of the same dimensions at the north door entrance on the O'Connell Street facade. The banners and plaque are to identify the GPO WITNESS HISTORY VISITOR CENTRE located in the public exhibition area granted permission per Dublin City Council Reg. Ref. 3677/13. The banners will be suspended between two pairs of columns at the portico, facing toward O'Connell Street. The banners will measure 6.500m high and 2.500m wide, be suspended approximately 4.750 metres clear above ground level, be composed of semi-transparent mesh fabric and supported off stainless steel non-invasive fixings on the stone columns at top and bottom.
G.P.O., Lower O'Connell Street, Dublin 1, D01 F5P2 (The G.P.O. is a Protected Structure)
PROTECTED STRUCTURE: RETENTION: The development will consist of the retention of two existing external banners for a further temporary period of three years at the main entrance portico of the G.P.O on O'Connell Street (as per Dublin City Council Reg Ref. 3290/19 and ABP-305376-19). The banners are to identify the "GPO MUSEUM WITNESS HISTORY" located in the public exhibition area. The banners are suspended between two pairs of columns at the portico, facing toward O'Connell Street. The banners measure 6.500m high and 2.500m wide, are suspended approximately 4.750m clear above ground level, are composed of semi-transparent mesh fabric and supported off stainless steel non-invasive fixings on the stone columns at top and bottom.
G.P.O., Lower O'Connell Street, Dublin 1, D01 F5P2
PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Alterations to existing shop unit (Protected Structure ref. 6010), including new signage, alterations to shop front, renovations and amendments to the internal layout
GPO Buildings, 4 Henry Street, Dublin 1, D0152
PROTECTED STRUCURE: The development will consist of alterations to existing shop unit (Protected Structure ref. 6010), including new signage, alterations to shop front, renovations and amendments to the internal layout
GPO Buildings, 4 Henry Street, Dublin 1, D01 R5F2
RETENTION: permission is sought for the continuance of the previously approved time limited table and chairs permission reg ref 4126/16, including the erection of a wind barrier with umbrellas and approximately 4 to 6 tables and up to 20 chairs in an area approximately 20 sq.m. to the front of The Oval public house at number 78 Middle Abbey Street, Dublin 1. The wind barrier is steel and glass and demountable, bearing the logo The Oval Bar.
78 Middle Abbey Street, Dublin 1
PROTECTED STRUCTURE / RETENTION: retention planning permission is sought for the continuance of the previously approved time limited table and chairs permission reg ref 4126/16, including the erection of a wind barrier with umbrellas and approximately 4 to 6 tables and up to 20 chairs in an area approximately 20sq. m. to the front of The Oval public house at number 78 Middle Abbey Street, Dublin 1, a protected structure RPS No. 17. The wind barrier is steel and glass self supporting and demountable, bearing the logo The Oval Bar.
The Oval Public House, 78 Middle Abbey Street, Dublin 1
RETENTION. PROTECTED STRUCTURE. The development consists of retention of a sign to the front elevation of 27 Henry Street, Dublin 1 D01DA03.
27 Henry Street, Dublin 1, D01DA03
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