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32, Grafton Street, Dublin 2

GRANT PERMISSION

Planning application 4810/19

Dublin - Dublin City Council

Proposed Development

Removal of existing ground floor glazed shopfront and exterior cladding from fascia and side wall pilasters, construction of a new ground floor glazed shopfront featuring swing doors and stall riser, restoration/painting of existing fascia and side wall pilasters, installation of one non-illuminated shopfront sign (replacing current signage) mounted on the existing ground floor facia and all ancillary site works at 32 Grafton Street, Dublin 2, D02 FH60. This building is located within an architectrural conservation area.

Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    20 Dec 2019

  2. Decision due

    21 Feb 2020

  3. Decision: GRANT PERMISSION

    21 Feb 2020

  4. Grant issued

    21 Apr 2020

Application Details

Location
32, Grafton Street, Dublin 2
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
Dublin City Council
Site Area
47.28 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
20 December 2019
Status
Decision Notice Issued
Decision
GRANT PERMISSION
Decision Date
21 February 2020
Grant Date
21 April 2020

Location

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3533/20REFUSE PERMISSION9 Oct 2020

Planning permission for the change of the colour of existing fascia and side wall pilasters of the shop front of existing ground floor retail unit from the current black to the brand related red RAL3020 and all ancillary site works. This building is located within an architectural conservation area.

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4812/22GRANT PERMISSION9 Sept 2022

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The development will consist of removal of existing 'Inglot' signage and projecting banner at first floor level. Proposed external signage to existing timber storefront fascia at ground floor level in the form of individually pin mounted front-lit letters with a proposed internally illuminated 'snow cap' roundel behind the existing fenestration at first floor level. Minor alteration to storefront facade facing Anne Street South at ground floor level to include the replacement of existing modern sliding entry doors with traditional double leaf timber entry doors. All with associated site works.

1 Anne Street South, Dublin 2, D02 NP59

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4753/22APPLICATION DECLARED INVA30 Aug 2022

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: the development will consist of removal of existing 'Inglot signage and projecting banner at first floor level. Proposed external signage to existing timber storefront fascia at ground floor level in the form of individually pin mounted front-lit letters with a proposed internally illuminated 'snow cap' roundel behind the existing fenestration at first floor level. Minor alteration to storefront facade facing Anne Street South at ground floor level to include the replacement of existing modern sliding entry doors with traditional double leaf timber entry doors. All associated site works.

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2833/19GRANT PERMISSION23 Apr 2019

The proposed development will consist of alterations and remodelling of the shop front at ground and first floor of existing building, including new signage.

2, Anne Street South, Dublin 2, D02 KR65

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WEB1676/23APPLICATION DECLARED INVA10 Aug 2023

Shopfront Signage and Redecoration of Shopfront.

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5444/22GRANT PERMISSION15 Dec 2022

The development will consist of (a) the removal of the existing glazed double doors and glazed panels on the west elevation; (b) the installation of new single glazed, powder coated aluminium window to match existing on the west elevation; (c) the installation of new dwarf wall with stone cladding and cill detail to match existing; (d) the removal of the existing signage to the north elevation and west elevation; (e) the installation of a signage zone to both north and west elevation with individually mounted signage with halo backlight illumination, (f) all associated site works.The building is located in an Architectural Conservation Area under the Dublin City Council's Development Plan .

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2467/20APPLICATION WITHDRAWN11 Mar 2020

PROTECED STRUCTURE: Planning Permission for development at Gourmet Burger Kitchen, 5 South Anne Street, Dublin D02 X750 (Protected Structure). The development will consist of: (i) minor repair and improvement works to timber framed shopfront at ground floor level; (ii) replacement shopfront signage comprising 1 fascia level sign, 1 x projecting sign, 1 x hanging banner; (iii) paint work to timber shopfront; (iv) all ancillary works necessary to facilitate the development.

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WEB1743/19APPLICATION DECLARED INVA18 Dec 2019

(i)minor repair and improvement works to timber framed shopfront at ground floor level (ii) new shopfront signage comprising 1 x replacement fascia level sign, 1 x hanging banner 1 x hanging sign and 1 x menu holder (iii) paint to work timber shopfront (iv) all ancillary works necessary to facilitate the development.

Gourmet Burger Kitchen, 5, Anne Street South, Dublin 2

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2288/20APPLICATION DECLARED INVA11 Feb 2020

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3181/20APPLICATION DECLARED INVA12 Aug 2020

Permission for the change of use of part of an existing building (112 sqm) from office use to medical use.

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