St. Mary's Common Little, Newcastle, Co Dublin

Single storey extension to rear of existing 2 storey house.

21, Newcastle Manor Square, Newcastle, Co. Dublin

Single storey extension to rear of existing 2 storey house.

21, Newcastle Manor Square, Newcastle, Co. Dublin

3 three storey, 4 bed terraced houses on a site area measuring 0.765ha.

2, Newcastle Manor Park, Newcastle, Co. Dublin

3 houses comprised of three storey, 4 bed terraced houses and all associated site development works on a site area measuring 0.765ha.

2, Newcastle Manor Park, Newcastle, Co. Dublin

3 houses comprised of three storey 4 bed terraced houses; all associated site development works on a site area measuring 0.765ha.

2, Newcastle Manor Park, Newcastle, Co. Dublin

The demolition of the existing single storey three bedroom house and garage and its replacement by the construction of a new three-storey dwelling house. This house contains 2 no. dormer windows on front roof pitch and 6 no. velux (or similar) rooflights elsewhere in the roof. The application also involves minor modifications and re-alignment to the gates and pillars (to the adjacent house on the ''inner'' site) also in the ownership of the applicant. The new dwelling house proposed is to be used for single family residential use.

St. Mary's, Commons Little, Newcastle, Co. Dublin

Construction of a 3 storey (2 storey with roof level accommodation over) detached house; the former house on site has been demolished as part of planning permission, Ref. SD08A/0723, and the site is therefore currently vacant/cleared. The proposed 4 bedroomed dwelling house is of similar design and size to that granted under Ref. SD08A/0723) but not completed under that permission). The current proposal also includes for some ancillary site works including the realignment of existing gates, railings and piers to the inner (adjacent) site with the proposed roof of the house including 10 'Velux' or similar roof lights.

St. Mary's, Commons Little, Newcastle, Co. Dublin

The demolition of the existing single storey three bedroom house and garage and its replacement by the construction of a new three-storey dwelling house. This house contains 2 no. dormer windows on front roof pitch and 6 no. Velux (or similar) rooflights elsewhere in the roof. The application also involves minor modifications and re-alignment to the gates and pillars (to the adjacent house on the 'inner' site) also in the ownership of the applicant. The new dwelling house proposed is to be used for single family residential use.

St. Mary's, Commons Little, Newcastle, Co. Dublin

Demolition of the existing house and the construction of a detached, four bedroom dormer bungalow of 201sq.m. and three 3-bedroom, two storey terraced houses of 142sq.m., 148sq.m. and 142sq.m.: all houses and the 8 off-road car parking spaces will be entered off Main Street with new pedestrian and vehicular accesses; existing boundary walls to north, east and south of the site are retained; new rear and dividing boundary walls to terraced houses are rendered concrete block 1.8m in height; new front boundary and dividing walls are brickwork 0.9m in height and with painted steel gates at pedestrian and vehicular entrance. The ground floor level of the dormer bungalow consists of an entrance space, bedroom, toilet, kitchen, utility room, dining and living area; a conservatory opens the house towards the private back garden; three bedrooms, a bathroom, separate toilet and storage spaces are at first floor; the facade material will be brick with powder coated metal frame windows; the slate roof with its 3 velux-type windows to the north and a dormer window to the south complete the house; the ground floor level of each of the three terraced houses consists of entrance hall, toilet, utility room, kitchen, dining and living area; a private terrace and garden is situated east at the rear of the building; on the first floor three bedrooms, a bath, a toilet and some storage space can be found; the accessible attic space above first floor can be used as additional storage space; the houses are finished with a brick facade, timber framed hardwood windows and a slate roof; the front and back gardens will have both hard and soft external landscaping.

Pine Hall, Main Street, Newcastle, Co. Dublin.

Demolition of the existing house and shed structures (280sq.m.) and the construction of four 4-bedroom, two storey semi detached houses (169sq.m. each) facing Main Street. Each house will have direct vehicular access from Main Street with a carport for two cars and front garden and a private back garden, to the rear with a garden shed. The boundaries are 1.8m high planted fences to internal boundaries between back gardens, 1.8m high rendered block work walls to adjoining properties and 0.9m high rendered block work walls to Main Street. The accessible attic space of the houses above first floor can be used as storage space.

Pine Hall, Main Street, Newcastle, Co. Dublin.