Parnell Cottage , Dowth , Slane Co. Meath A92 TY22

the removal of a below tolerable standard recent flat roof extension to the East of the original building, to be replaced by a new two storey extension with a ridge height no higher than the ridge height of the existing retained building; refurbishment and modifications to existing internal arrangements of the existing cottage; associated site works to include external store, car parking and hard and soft landscaping

Parnell Cottage at Dowth , Co Meath , A92 TY222

change of use from residential to research institution, comprising the removal and erection of internal walls and doors. The addition of an accessible entrance to the front of the house. Restoration and refurbishment works to be completed where necessary, using materials sympathetic to the existing house. Conversion of the existing garage to office accommodation and storage. Conversion of the existing shed to a workshop and office accommodation. Associated site works, hard and soft landscaping

Netterville House , Dowth , Co. Meath A29 ER22

change of use from residential to research institution, comprising the removal and erection of internal walls and doors. The addition of an accessible entrance to the front of the house. Restoration and refurbishment works to be completed where necessary, using materials sympathetic to the existing house. Conversion of the existing garage to office accommodation and storage. Conversion of the existing shed to a wet laboratory and office accommodation. Associated site works, hard and soft landscaping and car parking facilities. The proposed development takes place within the curtilage of a Protected Structure.

Netterville House , Dowth , Co. Meath

EXTENSION OF DUARATION OF PLANNING PERMISSION LB161094 - the development consists of the demolition of existing derelict single storey wings to north and south of Dowth Hall, and replacement with two new wings, with associated external terracing to accommodate an orangery and universal accessible (UA) accommodation including UA access UA access to the basement of Dowth Hall. New external arcades are to be constructed at basement level to support terracing. The existing basement is to be upgraded to house informal living, kitchen/dining, banquette kitchen, TV/cinema room, gym and associated ancillary spaces. Externally sunken terraces are to be created at basement level to the south and west, immediately adjacent to Dowth Hall. All existing 20th century windows to ground, first and second floors are to be replaced to match existing historic windows retained in basement. The existing external stonework will be cleaned and repaired as required. Existing cement based external render will be removed and replaced with lime-based render. Existing emergency works to roof will be removed and roof returned to historic layout, roof slated, timbers will be repaired or replaced only when required. Rainwater goods will be repaired or replaced only when required. Internal finishes will be restored and repaired/replaced only when repaired. Historic urns to be restored to parapet level with new to match. Historic subterranean, ancillary spaces to basement area to be waterproofed with eversible tanking membrane. The historic fabric of the adjacent estate cottage is to be renovated and upgraded. Mechanical and electrical services to both Dowth Hall and estate cottage are to be upgraded throughout. A new foul water treatment system is to be installed to replace existing obsolete septic tank

Dowth Hall , Dowth Hall Estate , Dowth Co. Meath

the refurbishment of and extension to the existing u-plan courtyard stable buildings, which have protected status (RPS Ref. MH020107), for re-established use as working stables. A proposed new two-storey extension to the southern range will accommodate a biomass heating system, fuel storage unit and plant equipment. Some modifications to the internal arrangement are proposed as well as associated site works consisting of hard & soft landscaping

Courtyard Stables Dowth Hall , Dowth , Co. Meath

project works will include permanent renovation works to existing masonry lock chamber at Staleen Lower and the provision of new timber and steel Lock Gates at each end of the lock. The works will include enabling works to facilitate access to and a working platform for machinery at the lock, the construction of temporary timber stop-board dams and the pumping of standing water and dredging of accumulated silt from the bed of the lock. This silt will be stored and dried out on site, in a lined bunded storage area, adjacent to the north side of the lock. The works will also include the repair and re-pointing of the 100 metre long masonry wash wall to the west of the lock. Altogether the permanent renovation works at the lock and wash wall will extend over a length of about 150 metres. The temporary and enabling works will extend further westwards to the Site Compound. The projects includes for the provision of a temporary Site Compound on the south side of the canal that will have access via a private road to the L1601 Donore-Slane road to facilitate site traffic. Machine and construction access from the Site Compound to the Staleen Lock will be via a temporary earthen causeway, constructed across the Canal at a point about 260 metres to the east of Fullam's Bridge, and then eastwards across privately owned lands. An Appropriate Assessment Environmental Screening and Natura Impact Statement (NIS) report was prepared for the project by Dr. Patrick Moran of Forest Environmental Research and Services, FERS Ltd, in compliance with Appropriate Assessment of Plans and Projects in Ireland - Guidance for Planning Authorities (DoEHLG 2011). A Habitat Map, Plant Species List, Bat Survey and Archaeological Assessment have also been prepared. These are all included in the Planning Application documentation

Staleen , Donore , Co. Meath

project works will include permanent renovation works to existing masonry lock chamber at Staleen Lower and the provision of new timber and steel Lock Gates at each end of the lock. The works will include enabling works to facilitate access to and a working platform for machinery at the lock, the construction of temporary timber stop-board dams and the pumping of standing water and dredging of accumulated silt from the bed of the lock. This silt will be stored and dried out on site, in a lined bunded storage area, adjacent to the north side of the lock. The works will also include the repair and re-pointing of the 100 metre long masonry wash wall to the west of the lock. Altogether the permanent renovation works at the lock and wash wall will extend over a length of about 150 metres. The temporary and enabling works will extend further westwards to the Site Compound. The projects includes for the provision of a temporary Site Compound on the south side of the canal that will have access via a private road to the L1601 Donore-Slane road to facilitate site traffic. Machine and construction access from the Site Compound to the Staleen Lock will be via a temporary earthen causeway, constructed across the Canal at a point about 260 metres to the east of Fullam's Bridge, and then eastwards across privately owned lands. An Appropriate Assessment Environmental Screening and Natura Impact Statement (NIS) report was prepared for the project by Dr. Patrick Moran of Forest Environmental Research and Services, FERS Ltd, in compliance with Appropriate Assessment of Plans and Projects in Ireland - Guidance for Planning Authorities (DoEHLG 2011). A Habitat Map, Plant Species List, Bat Survey and Archaeological Assessment have also been prepared. These are all included in the Planning Application documentation

Staleen , Donore , Co. Meath

planning permission is sought comprising alterations to previously approved planning application Reg. Ref. 22/809. The proposed alterations consist of the provision of roof-integrated solar panels to the south facing standing seam metal roof to the rear of the house and all associated ancillary works necessary to facilitite the development

Dowth , Slane , Co. Meath A92 WR64

the proposed development will consist of the refurbishment of and alterations to the existing two storey dwelling. The proposed development will also include: - The demolition and reconstruction of the non-original extensions and part of the outbuildings with improvements to materials and layouts. - An extension at ground floor level of (20sqm) of additional floor area to the south, and (6sqm) of additional floor area to the north of the reconstructed non-original extensions and outbuildings. - An extension at first floor of (12sqm) of additional floor area to the south of the existing two storey dwelling. - The replacement of the existing roof, windows, and doors to the retained outbuilding to the west. - The installation of a proprietary wastewater treatment system and percolation filter in addition to all associated site development works including landscaping and boundary treatment

Dowth , Slane , Co. Meath A92 WR64

Permission of development will consist of demolition of existing farm buildings and construction of the following: *New dwelling house with waste treatment and percolation area with associated site works * extension and change of use of existing house into arrival hub * interpretative building * research building which includes pig pens and research laboratory with associated rooms * 8 new farm buildings which include office, canteen, changing rooms, bathrooms and substation. * Manure storage building. * New feed silos * two water storage tanks, with all associated site works which include new internal raod layout, car parking, new landscaping tour path, water feature and sculpture, site services and lighting.

Littlegrange , Drogheda , Co. Louth