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Clondalkin Civic Centre, Ninth Lock Rd, Clondalkin, Dublin 22, D22 E9X5

Unregistered application

Planning application PT8SD445

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Installation of a heat pump system, comprising of 2 No. 37.5kW Air Source Heat Pumps, in the car park area of the building, with associated site works. The heat pump system will be installed on a concrete base and surrounded by a 2.4m high mesh fence, with one access gate. This compound will be 5.24m by 4.95m. The heat pumps will be housed in an acoustic enclosure that is 2m in width, 3.04m in length and 3.225m in height.

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Application Details

Location
Clondalkin Civic Centre, Ninth Lock Rd, Clondalkin, Dublin 22, D22 E9X5
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Application Under Part 8
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Eircode
D22 E9X5
Site Area
8759.66332598527 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
20 July 2026
Status
Unregistered application
Decision
Pending

Location

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Planning Applications Nearby

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51m
S99A/0038Granted27 Jan 1999

Alterations to approved development under Reg. Ref. S97A/ 0778 to include single storey extension East of Block B circa 54 square metres and alterations to elevations on site.

Corner Ninth Lock Road and Orchard Lane, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.

63m
SD26A/0059WGranted5 Mar 2026

The proposed development will consist of the internal alterations to the existing ground floor retail unit and external alterations to the Ninth Lock Road elevation through the reopening of existing blocked window openings, the formation of a new entrance doorway, and the installation of a new glazed shopfront, fascia and illuminated signage, and all associated site works.

Unit 27a, The Mill Shopping Centre, Ninth Lock Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

63m
SD12A/0164Granted10 Aug 2012

New signage to existing fascia, including fret cut lettering, illuminated projecting green cross sign, together with new fascia panels and signs onto Tower Road.

Unit 27, The Mill Shopping Centre, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

64m
SD10A/0037Refused5 May 2010

(i) change of use of existing office space to retail/commercial space (350sq.m.) split into 2 phases each of 175sq.m; (ii) insertion of new door opening on western elevation; (iii) 2 no. externally illuminated signs each with an area of 2.7sq.m. on western elevation of existing building.

Steeple House, Thornfield Square, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

65m
SD08A/0451Granted30 Jun 2008

A 5.3 x 1.4 x 2.5m high stainless steel and glass, bus shelter with 2 illuminated display panels.

on Ninth Lock Road Clondalkin, outside Post Office, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.

65m
SD15A/0326Granted3 Nov 2015

Change of use of Unit no.28 from retail use to office use, currently 18.5sq.m on ground floor and 700.5sq.m on first floor giving a total existing area of 719sq.m and a change of use of part of ground floor Unit no.27a (41.5sq.m); create a new glazed ground floor office entrance incorporating signage, opening onto Ninth Lock Road, with a new internal stair case and lift, giving a new total floor area for the office unit of 760.5sq.m and associated site works all on a site of approximately 0.077 hectares.

The Mill Shopping Centre, Ninth Lock Road, Dublin 22

65m
SD18A/0343Granted24 Sept 2018

(a) erection of two-storey extension to side of existing building with associated alterations to plans and elevations (b) change of use of existing retail unit to gymnasium - 17.7sq.m at ground floor and 681.8sq.m at first floor (c) connection to all existing services, signage, frosted decals to first floor windows and all associated and ancillary works.

Unit 28, The Mill Shopping Centre, Ninth Lock Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

66m
SD18A/0177Granted24 Sept 2018

Change of use of Steeple House (currently vacant) (with access from Ninth Lock Road) from office use to use as a Primary Healthcare Centre. The development will include 19 consultation rooms; 22 offices; 3 clinic rooms; 2 administration/reception; 4 large group rooms and associated ancillary uses. The change of use does not involve any additional floor area. The total existing floor area of the building involved is 1,878sq.m. The existing basement car park allocated to Steeple House contains parking for 66 cars, including 2 new enable car parking spaces and 2 new electric charging spaces for the proposed development. 20 new bicycle parking spaces, new plant space and new storage area will be provided in addition. The existing entrance from the Ninth Lock Road providing pedestrian, cycle and vehicular access will remain as built, including existing landscaping. The existing plant on the roof is to be replaced and upgraded.

Steeple House, Thornfield Square, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

66m
SD21A/0282Grant Permission for Retention19 Oct 2021

Retention permission sought for 4 external signs at HSE Primary Healthcare Centre; sign 1 located on right hand side of main entrance pillar from Ninth Lock Road (0.348sq.m); sign 2 located at the left hand side of south-west facade at under-croft archway (1.32sq.m); sign 3 located on the right hand side of the south-west facade at under-croft archway (2.4sq.m); sign 4 located on north-east facade on right hand side of the building (1.109sq.m); total area (5.1773sq.m).

HSE Primary Care Centre, Steeple House, Thornfield Square, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

66m
SD23A/0106Granted5 Sept 2023

Installation of telecommunications equipment including a pole mounted tri-sector antenna and dish, remote radio units (RRU's), GPS, latchways system, cabinet, steelwork and all associated site development works on the rooftop; The development will provide for high speed wireless data and broadband services.

Steeple House, Thornfield Square, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

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