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4th Floor, Roof Terrace, St. James Court, No. 8, Mount Brown, Dublin 8

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Planning application WEB2240/26

Dublin - Dublin City Council

Proposed Development

Proposed 2 No. Studio Apartments circa 78 sq.m area with private and public roof terraces and associated siteworks.

Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    22 May 2026

  2. Further information requested

    10 Jul 2026

  3. Decision: ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

    10 Jul 2026

  4. Decision due

    16 Jul 2026

Application Details

Location
4th Floor, Roof Terrace, St. James Court, No. 8, Mount Brown, Dublin 8
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
Dublin City Council
Site Area
157.94 ha
Residential Units
2

Timeline

Registration Date
22 May 2026
Status
Decision Notice Issued
Decision
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Decision Date
10 July 2026

Location

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WEB1106/24GRANT PERMISSION1 Feb 2024

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WEB5717/25REFUSE PERMISSION19 Nov 2025

The development will consist of a new 2.6m wide 'vehicular access' to provide one off street car parking space with new vehicular gates to match existing railings, finished driveway surface to be permeable gravel.

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WEB2556/26Registered Application23 Jun 2026

RETENTION: Reinstatement of boundary wall to rear of site, bordering Camac River, including new foundation to support masonry wall with concrete capping built up to garden level in place of original collapsed stone wall.

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WEB1745/20GRANT PERMISSION28 Oct 2020

An extension to our existing 74.9sqm dwelling at 13 Camac Terrace, Kilmainham Lane, Dublin 8, D08K1KW. The proposed works will consist of a 2.5 storey, parapeted flat roof extension to the rear, providing a 19.6sqm kitchen at basement level, a 9.2sqm mezzanine level and a 15.2sqm Master Bedroom at first floor level, all finished externally with a painted smooth render. The permission includes alterations to an existing 11.8sqm flat roof shed at the rear of the property to accommodate a 5.8sqm home office / studio, accessed via an enclosed corridor with a flat roof from the proposed kitchen and finished externally to match. The works also include alterations to the internal existing layout, new windows throughout and all associated site works.

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WEB1417/21APPLICATION DECLARED INVA19 Apr 2021

Planning permission for alterations to the previously granted application WEB1745/20 at 13 Camac Terrace, Kilmainham Lane, Dublin 8, D08K1KW. The proposed alterations include the reduction in width of the rear pivot door by circa 335mm to accommodate built-in units in the kitchen level, the relocation of the Studio/Office window to accommodate storage along the western wall, the division of the proposed single continuous rooflight in the proposed rear ground floor flat roof into two smaller rooflights and the reintroduction of a reduced, enclosed corridor linking the kitchen and the Studio/Office.

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WEB1434/21GRANT PERMISSION22 Apr 2021

Planning permission for alterations to the previously granted application WEB1745/20 at 13 Camac Terrace, Kilmainham Lane, Dublin 8, D08K1KW. The proposed alterations include the reduction in width of the rear pivot door by circa 335mm to accommodate built-in units in the kitchen level, the relocation of the Studio/Office window to accommodate storage along the western wall, the division of the proposed single continuous rooflight in the proposed rear ground floor flat roof into two smaller rooflights and the reintroduction of a reduced, enclosed corridor linking the kitchen and the Studio/Office.

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WEB2011/24APPLICATION DECLARED INVA19 Aug 2024

The works will consist of the demolition of a sun lounge, bathroom, WC, external shed to the rear of no 76; the construction of a new single storey dining room, WC/Utility, and garden room to the rear, and internal alterations to provide a WC & shower at first floor level.

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WEB2083/24GRANT PERMISSION4 Sept 2024

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WEB1503/22GRANT RETENTION PERMISSIO25 May 2022

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