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The Old School House, Willbrook Road, Rathfarnham, Dublin 14

Granted

Planning application SD03A/0351

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

The replacement of variety of modern glass panes in existing windows with one glass type, (Previous Planning Reg. Ref. S01A/0136), of the Old School House (Protected Structure).

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    3 Jun 2003

  2. Decision due

    28 Jul 2003

  3. Decision: Grant Permission

    28 Jul 2003

  4. Grant issued

    15 Sept 2003

Application Details

Location
The Old School House, Willbrook Road, Rathfarnham, Dublin 14
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
509.15 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
3 June 2003
Status
Decision
Decision
Grant Permission
Decision Date
28 July 2003
Grant Date
15 September 2003

Location

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1m
S01A/0307Granted20 Aug 2001

New car park facility for parish centre including railings, access gates, external lighting together with associated landscaping at

Site adjacent to the Parish Hall & St Marys Presbytery, Willbrook Road, , Rathfarnham, Dublin 14.

1m
S01A/0136Granted15 Jun 2001

Upgrading of facilities for Community use including pitched roof to rear building and disabled access, together with associated works including landscaping and lighting.

Old School House, (Protected Structure) Willbrook Road, Rathfarnham, Dublin 14.

22m
SD02A/0437Granted31 Jul 2002

1.5m wide new disabled & pedestrian access gateway and associated landscaping through existing side garden wall leading from proposed new car park (previously granted permission Reg. Ref. S01A/0307) to Old School House Parish Centre, at Willbrook Road, Rathfarnham, Dublin 14

Site adjacent to Parish Centre of St. Marys Presbestry Willbrook Road, , Rathfarnham, Dublin 14

60m
SD21B/0446Granted11 Aug 2021

Extension to existing en-suite bathroom to first floor to north-west side elevation and internal alterations.

23, Owendore Crescent, Dublin 14

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ED21/0025Declared Exempt6 Apr 2021

Demolition of existing entrance porch to front (2.0sq.m); demolition of dining room to the rear (10.5sq.m); demolition of the utility room to side (5.5sq.m); construction of new kitchen extension to rear (26.4sq.m); removal of existing garden shed (4.6sq.m), construction of new garden shed (3.2sq.m), internal alterations to existing dwelling, new landscaping, drainage & associated site works. Total area of new extension to the existing dwelling – 26.4sq.m.

23 Owendoher Crescent, Rathfarnham, Dublin 14

64m
SD19B/0050Granted15 Feb 2019

Demolition of two inner gate piers and three sets of existing vehicular gates (one set permanently closed) and the installation of one set of new vehicular gates adjacent to existing brick piers; new gates will match the height and profile of the existing gates; installation of two new sections of metal railing to separate the existing pedestrian access routes from the vehicular access.

St. Mary's Presbytery, Willbrook Road, Rathfarnham, Dublin 14

68m
SD18A/0290Granted18 Oct 2018

Modification of existing boundary wall and pavement to form a new setback vehicular entrance with piers and gates, accessed from Willbrook Road.

Mileen, Willbrook Road, Rathfarnham, Dublin 14.

68m
SD18A/0290/EPRefuse Ext. of Duration of Permission20 Dec 2023

Modification of existing boundary wall and pavement to form a new setback vehicular entrance with piers and gates, accessed from Willbrook Road.

Mileen, Willbrook Road, Rathfarnham, Dublin 14.

68m
SD23B/0097Invalidate Application9 Mar 2023

Convert front garden to driveway.

22, Owendore Crescent, Rathfarnham, Dublin, D14 TE27

70m
SD25A/0096WRefused20 Feb 2026

Permission is sought for minor works to the existing 2 no. dwellings as follows: (i) the demolition of a detached garden shed to the front garden of St. Mary's and demolition of 2 no. sheds located to the rear of St. Mary's and Presbytery (comprising a total floor area of 40sqm), (ii) the subdivision of the front boundaries of St. Mary's and Presbytery and alteration to the existing vehicular entrance off Willbrook Road to facilitate 2 no. new vehicular entrances to the existing car parking area and to provide for 2 no. car parking spaces per dwelling, and, (iii) the replacement of the existing windows to the front facade of the existing two storey, semi-detached houses. Planning Permission is also sought for a new residential infill scheme on the lands to the side and rear of the existing dwellings to comprise: (iv) the construction of 5 no. new dwellings comprising 2 no. two-storey detached dwellings and 3 no. three-storey detached dwellings (1 no. three-bedroom unit and 4 no. four-bedroom units), all flat roofed, with each dwelling being served by private amenity space in the form of a rear garden and the three-storey dwellings also being served by private terraces at second floor level; (v) the provision of a new vehicular and pedestrian entrance including reduction in the height of boundary wall off Willbrook Road; and new internal access road serving the proposed residential scheme, and; (vi) the provision of 7 no. car parking spaces, 10 no. resident bicycle parking spaces, and 6 no. visitor bicycle parking spaces to serve the residential scheme. The proposal also includes all ancillary site and infrastructural works which include: the provision of bin stores, foul and surface water drainage, public open space, landscaping, boundary treatments, and all associated site development works necessary to facilitate the overall development. The development results in a total of 7 no. dwellings.

Lands at St. Mary's (eircode No. D14H2H5) and, Presbytery (Eircode No. D14P7N8), Willbrook road, Rathfarnham, Dublin

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