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No. 2 Cecilia Street and Nos. 17-18 Temple Lane South, Dublin 2

Registered Application

Planning application WEB2733/26

Dublin - Dublin City Council

Proposed Development

The development will consist of: the change of use of the existing vacant storage area at basement level of No. 2 Cecelia Street to a whiskey maturation room (c. 50 sq m); provision of a fire escape stairs from ground floor level to access the basement level; the provision of an enclosed connection from the proposed whiskey maturation room through to the existing whiskey shop at Nos. 17-18 Temple Lane South, replacing an existing exterior space (8 sq m); works to the rear elevation of No. 2 Cecelia Street; and all associated site works.

Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    13 Jul 2026

  2. Decision due (upcoming)

    4 Sept 2026

Application Details

Location
No. 2 Cecilia Street and Nos. 17-18 Temple Lane South, Dublin 2
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
Dublin City Council
Site Area
216.32 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
13 July 2026
Status
Registered Application
Decision
Pending
Decision Due
4 September 2026

Location

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Planning Applications Nearby

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4m
2483/20REFUSE PERMISSION12 Mar 2020

Change of use of the existing vacant retail unit (127.7 sq.m) at ground floor level to a whiskey shop/ off licence; the provision of a new shopfront and associated signage; and all associated site works.

17/18, Temple Lane South, Dublin 2

11m
2257/19GRANT PERMISSION13 Feb 2019

Development will consist of the installation of an ATM machine to the existing shop front to the south elevation.

1, Cecilia Street, Dublin 2

11m
3189/22GRANT PERMISSION1 Feb 2022

Planning permission for the development will consist change of use from existing ground floor retail unit to cafe/tea shop with all ancillary works necessary to facilitate the development including the provision of signage at front elevation.

1 Cecilia Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2

26m
4775/23APPLICATION DECLARED INVA13 Nov 2023

RETENTION:For two aluminium electric exterior signs at this location, currently the building has two existing signs, one fixed on the north facing elevation of Cecilia Street and the second sign positioned on the west elevation of Temple Lane.

Megan's Coffee Shop, The Granary Building, Ground Floor, 20 Cecilia Street, Dublin 2

26m
3076/24APPLICATION DECLARED INVA22 Jan 2024

RETENTION planning permission for two aluminium electric exterior signs at this location, the granary building, Meghan's Coffee Shop , 20 Cecilia Street, Dublin 2; currently the building has two existing signs, one fixed on the north facing elevation of Cecilia Street and the second sign positioned on the west elevation of Temple Lane.

20 Cecilia Street, Dublin 2

26m
3349/25APPLICATION DECLARED INVALID12 Aug 2025

The development will consist of two aluminium exterior electric signs 2.00 m above ground/path level at the corner of both west and north elevations of The Granary Building , Megan's Coffee shop , Temple Bar , one at Temple Lane with the second one at 8 Cecilia Street.

The Granary Building , Megan's Coffee shop, Temple Bar , Temple Lane, 8 Cecilia Street, Dublin 2

26m
3467/25APPLICATION DECLARED INVALID21 Nov 2025

Two projecting powder coated aluminium exterior electric signs , 2.10m above ground/path level , with each fixed at the corner of both the west and north elevations of the Granary Building.

The Granary Building , 8 Cecilia Street , Megan's Coffee shop , Temple Bar , Dublin 2

26m
3488/25APPLICATION DECLARED INVALID9 Dec 2025

Two projecting powder coated aluminium exterior electric signs 2.10m above ground/path level with each fixed at the corner of both west and north elevations of The Granary Building .

Megan's Coffee Shop, The Granary Building, 8 Cecilia Street, Temple Lane, Temple Bar, Dublin 2

27m
4325/23GRANT PERMISSION18 Aug 2023

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Permission for development Nos. 43-44 Temple Bar (The Temple Bar Trading Company) which is partially internally linked to Nos. 47-48 Temple Bar and Nos. 14-16 Temple Lane South (The Temple Bar Pub), Dublin 2. No. 48 Temple Bar is a protected structure, however no works are proposed at or adjacent to no. 48 Temple Bar. The development which is proposed within nos. 43-44 Temple Bar will principally consist of the change of use from ancillary back-of-house retail storage room to ancillary public house preparation area (11.5 sq m), including the replacement of a 1.5 metre length of internal connecting wall with a preparatory counter. This proposed application will supersede the partially implanted permission granted under DCC Reg. Ref. 4715/18, which principally proposed the provision of a ground floor accessible WC (implemented); and the change of use (90 sq. m) of the rear of the first floor of nos. 43-44 temple Bar from ancillary retail storage to public house toilets and cleaner's store (not implemented). In this regard, the preciously proposed stair core at ground to first floor level ancillary public house space is now replaced with the proposed preparatory area, with the first floor level retaining its existing retail use.

43/44 Temple Bar , Dublin 2 (The Temple Bar Trading Company)

29m
3247/19GRANT PERMISSION13 Jun 2019

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Planning permission for development at The Button Factory, Temple Bar Music Centre, Curved St., Dublin 2. Part of Temple Bar Music Centre includes No. 11 Temple Lane South, a protected structure. The development will consist of the addition of a filled in floor at first floor level (127.4 m2) subdividing the existing auditorium into two event spaces; alterations to existing stairs from ground to first floor; and associated minor alterations.

The Button Factory, Temple Bar Music Centre, Curved Street, Dublin 2

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