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'The Deadmans Inn', Old Lucan Road, Quarryvale, Dublin 20

Granted

Planning application S00A/0062

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

New extension and alterations to existing public house and restaurant to include expansion of food preparation, storage and staff areas, revised entrance to carpark and additional carparking.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    7 Feb 2000

  2. Decision due

    3 Apr 2000

  3. Decision: Grant Permission

    5 Apr 2000

  4. Grant issued

    18 May 2000

Application Details

Location
'The Deadmans Inn', Old Lucan Road, Quarryvale, Dublin 20.
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
0.8 ha
Floor Area
146 sq m

Timeline

Registration Date
7 February 2000
Status
Decision
Decision
Grant Permission
Decision Date
5 April 2000
Grant Date
18 May 2000

Location

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S99A/0646Refused12 Oct 1999

Construct extension.

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S99A/0533Granted3 Aug 1999

Retain store and staff room to 1st floor area.

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SD18A/0182Grant Permission for Retention23 May 2018

Retention permission for the installation of Klargester Biodisc treatment plant plus change of use of store to daycare rooms at first floor of existing two storey childcare facility.

Fonthill Lodge, Old Lucan Road, Palmerstown, Dublin 20.

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SD17A/0329Refuse Permission for Retention24 Jan 2018

Change of use of store to daycare rooms at first floor of existing two storey childcare facility.

Fonthill Lodge, Old Lucan Road, Palmerstown, Dublin 20.

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SD22A/0083Granted25 Mar 2022

New enclosure to existing fire escape stairs and new exit to existing two storey childcare facility.

Fonthill Lodge, Old Lucan Road, Palmerstown, Dublin 20.

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S99A/0416Refused25 Jun 1999

Extension to existing B&B Guesthouse, incorporating 10 additional bedrooms.

Old Lucan Road, Palmerstown, Dublin 20.

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SD03A/0889Declared Withdrawn1 Dec 2003

Construction of 560 no. apartments with a floor area of 52,393m.sq., a corner shop (74m.sq.) and cafe/restaurant (74m.sq.), 300 bicycle spaces, 143 surface car parking spaces and 562 basement car parking spaces comprising 18,026m.sq. with access off Road E at Liffey Valley Town Centre, Fonthill Road, Dublin 22. The development comprises 121 no. one bed apartments, 422 no. two bed apartments and 17 no. three bed apartments, in eight blocks of varying height; Block 1 is 5 storeys with 8 storeys at the south west corner, Block 2 is 7 storeys stepping to 10 storeys at north west corner, Block 3 is 5 storeys with 6th floor recessed penthouse level at corners, Blocks 4 and 5 are 6 storeys with 7th floor penthouse level, Block 6 is 5 storey with 6th floor recessed penthouse level, Block 7 is 5 storeys rising to 6 and 7 storeys at the courtyard elevation and Block 8 is 16 storeys with 17th floor penthouse level. The proposed development includes a new pedestrian bridge to the QBC at the N4, a central and courtyard of 7,476m.sq., and all ancillary site and infrastructure works including landscaping and paving, bin stores and ESB substations. An Environmental Impact Statement will be submitted to the Planning Authority with the planning application.

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SD07A/1043Refused21 Dec 2007

Erection of a 5.0m high entrance sign with lighting incorporated within the curtilage of a Protected Structure.

Fonthill House, Old Lucan Road, Palmerstown, Dublin 22

122m
SD05A/0848Refuse Permission for Retention17 Oct 2005

Temporary retention permission for a period of 18 months for 2 no. single sided advertising signs for a new childcare facility as follows; Sign No. 1 being 6m high x 3m wide with an overall height of 10m from ground level and facing in a north westerly direction, Sign No. 2 being 2.440m high x 4.880m wide with an overall height of 7.440m from ground level and facing in a north easterly direction.

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SD23A/0091Granted4 Dec 2023

The development will consist of modifications to the permitted scheme (SD21A/0184), including: - increase in the site area to include part of the grass verge to the north (from 1.4ha to 1.6 ha) to provide a soakaway; - Omission of body shop and valet extension and standalone remote sales office (and associated signage) and the construction of a standalone valet building with integrated remote sales office (5.1m max. height) (704.5 sqm total GFA); - Relocation of petrol filling area to the north-east corner; - Reduction and reconfiguration of defined vehicle display spaces (from 120 no. to 80 no. , including an increase in the number of EV charging units from 4 no. to 5 no.) -Reconfiguration of indicative vehicle display area; - Relocation of staff carparking area from north-east corner of site to rear of site; - Relocation of enclosed compound from rear of site to north-east corner of site, including the provision of 3 no. new EV charging units; - Relocation of vehicle sliding gate to east of proposed valet building; - Removal of the existing and permitted branded 'Toyota' signage (6 no in total) and replacement with 14 no. new internally illuminated signs (including 4 no. signs on existing motor sales outlet, 6 no. signs on proposed standalone valet building, and 4 no. freestanding signs); - Associated alterations to the hard and soft landscaping, paving, tarmac, planting and lighting to facilitate the proposed amendments; and - All associated site development and excavation works above and below ground.

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