James Griffin Pub , High Street , Trim Co. Meath

The development consists of retention of the change of use of two rear store rooms to bar area, retention of a single storey cleaners store located in the yard area, and use of rear yard area as a Beer Garden, retention of elevational changes to the building including, increased height to rear storerooms that have been converted into an additional bar area, provision of a covered area to the side of rear bar area, retractable awning to yard area and revisions to the windows/ roof windows to the covered beer garden area. Retention permission is also sought for a period of 10 years for a single storey prefabricated ladies toilet block which has been installed in the enclosed rear yard area and for the change of use of part of the yard area, which is located next the entrance to the car park, into additional car parking (five bays), along with four recycling banks and for the retention of a bay for hot food casual trading beside the entrance to this land from Thursday to Sunday from 4pm to 9pm daily. Planning Permission is sought to convert an existing store room within this public house to a cocktail bar, including the creation of a bar counter / servery area and permission is sought to cover the existing metal roof cladding to the rear bar area to be retained with a corrugated metal or sinusoidal curved metal, finished in a red colour, rendering and painting of the exposed blockwork to the gable end of the public house and all associated site works and services. The building is a Protected Structure and it is located within Trim Historic Core Architectural Conservation area and Trim Zone of Archeological potential'

James Griffin Pub , High Street , Trim Co. Meath

the development will consist of the construction of a ladies toilet block extension to the James Griffin Pub to replace the existing prefabricated ladies toilet block which is located in the enclosed rear yard area and all associated site works and services to serve this proposed development. The building is a Protected Structure and it is located within Trim Historic Core Architectural Conservation area and Trim Zone of Archeological potential’

“James Griffin Pub” , High Street , Trim Co. Meath

the development consists of the retention of the change of use of two rear store rooms to bar area, retention of prefabricated ladies toilet block within yard area, retention of a single storey cleaners store located in the yard area, and use of rear yard area as Beer Garden/yard. Retention permission is also sought for elevational changes to the building including, increased height to rear storerooms that have been converted into an additional bar area, replacement roof covering to rear building, provision of a covered area to the side of rear bar area, replacement roof at an increased pitch to existing storerooms to east elevation of the building, revisions to the windows/roof windows to the covered beer garden area and all associated site works and services. Planning permission is sought for a covered walkway access to the ladies toilet block located in the yard area. The building is a protected structure and it is located within Trim Historic Core Architectural Conservation area and Trim Zone of Archeological potential

James Griffin Pub , High Street , Trim Co. Meath

The development will consist of the change of use from existing commercial building to residential use including internal renovations & alterations, all elevational changes, proposed domestic storage shed, revisions to existing site layout and all associated site works.

19 High Street , Trim , Co. Meath

retention of a mobile hot food van, refrigerator van and gazebos operating from Wednesday to Sunday inclusive each week, in the grounds of car park at the side and rear of James Griffins Public House being within an Architectural Conservation Area. Significant further information/revised plans submitted on this application

21 High Street , Trim , Co. Meath

the development consists of: Works to protected structure niah record no: 14328067. Meath Co. Co. List Protected Structures Ref: TT036-015. This structure is within the Trim Historic Core Architectural Conservation Area. 1. Demolition of late 20th century lean-to kitchen extension to rear of house. 2. Retention Permission sought for Coach House rooflights and openings, and other minor modifications to the property in recent years. 3. Permission sought for proposed new external access stairs and new external access door to existing basement room. 4. Permission sought for proposed single storey extension linking south side of house to north side of Coach House, containing dining area, kitchen, wc, pantry, and boot room. 5. Change of use of existing Coach House from storage to living space, to include playroom, living area and mezzanine. 6. All associated site works

The stone House , 2 Navan Gate Street , Trim Co. Meath C15 W212

The development consists of retention of change of use of a residential property to an office and all associated site works

High Street , Trim , Co. Meath

the development will consist of a bay for hot food casual trading from Thursday to Sunday from 4pm to 9pm daily in the car park located to the rear of the James Griffin Pub which is Protected Structure located within Trim Historic Core Architectural Conservation area and Trim Zone of Archeological potential’

James Griffin Pub High Street , Trim , County Meath

The development will consist of the construction of a two storey block of apartments to the rear of a protected structure to provide two of two bedroom apartments, connection to services and all associated site works. The proposed apartment block is situated within the Trim Historic Core Architectural Conservation Area and the Trim Zone of Archaeological Potential.

3 Navangate , Trim , County Meath

permission for redevelopment works at the former Haggard Inn and adjoining property on Haggard Street, Trim, Co. Meath. The proposal comprises the conversion of the existing derelict two-storey building formerly known as The Haggard Inn into two no. two-bedroom apartments, and the conversion of the existing two-storey adjoining building formerly known as The Jewellers into two no. one-bedroom apartments. The works include internal alterations and external elevational modifications. The development also provides for the demolition in part of existing single/two-storey rear additions and the construction of a new two-storey block to the rear, comprising two no. studio apartments and one no. two-bedroom townhouse, works include connections to existing utility services and associated site works. The site is located at Haggard Street, Trim, Co. Meath (C15 PYH4 and C15 FY67) and lies within the National Monuments Service – Zone of Archaeological Notification (R171832). Significant further information/revised plans submitted on this application

Haggard Street , Trim , Co. Meath