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22-23 Suffolk Street, Dublin 2 , D02FR96

GRANT PERMISSION

Planning application 4306/24

Dublin - Dublin City Council

Proposed Development

PROTECTED STRUCTURE. Permission for proposed internal alterations to allow the removal of partitions, joinery, secondary ceilings, floor finishes and building services all installed in c. 2009 as part of a previous change of use, at the first, second & third floors.

Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    25 Sept 2024

  2. Decision: GRANT PERMISSION

    12 Nov 2024

  3. Decision due

    19 Nov 2024

  4. Grant issued

    6 Jan 2025

Application Details

Location
22-23 Suffolk Street, Dublin 2 , D02FR96
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
Dublin City Council
Site Area
270 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
25 September 2024
Status
Decision Notice Issued
Decision
GRANT PERMISSION
Decision Date
12 November 2024
Grant Date
6 January 2025

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WEB1650/25GRANT PERMISSION26 Mar 2025

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WEB1046/25APPLICATION DECLARED INVA10 Jan 2025

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WEB1187/26GRANT PERMISSION29 Jan 2026

Dublin City Council-Permission is sought by Pextell Limited for a development at 9/10 Suffolk Street, Dublin 2. The development will consist of a change of use of the ground floor and basement (309.1 sq.m in extent) from its current use as retail to a retail service use for medical screening. The area is currently in use as retail as part of the Superdry retail outlet spanning 6 to 10 Suffolk Street. The retail use will remain in 6 to 8 Suffolk Street. Permission is also sought for new identification entrance signage in existing shop front and to construct a new dividing wall between the two premises at 8 and 9 Suffolk Street.

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