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Lucan County Bar & The Spa Hotel, Lucan, County Dublin

Granted

Planning application SD07A/0134

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

(1) New timiber glazed, sliding sash windows to front, side and rear elevations; (2) new decorative metal and glass canopy to front elevation; (3) new signage to front of the building; (4) new wall lights to front and rear of the building; (5) new enclosed staircase from ground floor to cellar at rear of building (Protected Structure).

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Application Timeline

  1. Decision due

    17 Apr 2007

  2. Decision: Grant Permission

    17 Apr 2007

  3. Grant issued

    29 May 2007

Application Details

Location
Lucan County Bar & The Spa Hotel, Lucan, County Dublin
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
410 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
N/A
Status
N/A
Decision
Grant Permission
Decision Date
17 April 2007
Grant Date
29 May 2007

Location

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SD07A/0261Granted14 Sept 2007

The demolition of existing hotel function room and associated services areas and the construction of a new one and part two-storey above ground and one storey below ground level conference centre/ function room extension comprising function and meeting rooms, pre-function areas, bars, kitchen and ancillary areas, glazed link corridor/ restoration of canopy to existing hotel (total 3337sq.m. new build), internal alterations to existing ground and first floor of hotel to provide for hotel lounge, staff accomodation, boardroom, linen store and service lift, replacement of existing PVC framed windows to front facade, removal of existing and re-instatement of external wall render, new car-parking, landscaping and associated site works. (Protected Structure).

Lucan Spa Hotel, Lucan, Co. Dublin

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SD08A/0470Granted29 Sept 2008

Alterations & extensions to existing hotel (Protected Structure) comprising at ground floor internal alterations to the ballroom (including removal of modern balcony) toilets / cloakroom and adjoining Liffey (function) room forming ballroom / function room toilets and staff welfare areas together with the demolition of the existing modern single storey extensions to the south of the ballroom and their replacement with a single storey extension comprising ballroom pavilion annexe, kitchen and store areas with screened roof plant level area, the removal of the modern ballroom balcony and toilets to form boardroom / bedroom at first floor, alterations to the existing elevations comprising re- instatement of windows to ballroom, Liffey Room, and 1 no. window in the south facade at first floor level, construction of an external ground level balcony structure to the south and west as part of the ballroom pavilion annexe, and reinstatement, extension and part enclosure of original glass canopy to the hotel (entrance) west elevation.

Lucan Spa Hotel, Lucan, Co. Dublin

44m
SD03A/0613Granted18 Mar 2004

Proposed alterations and extension to existing hotel use at Lucan Spa Hotel and alterations and extension to the Lucan County Bar, Lucan, Co. Dublin. Lucan Spa Hotel: The extension comprises (4476m.sq.) gross floor area to incorporate the following: relocated conference room, reception areas and business centre. Leisure facility including pool, gymnasium and aerobics studio, 46 new bedrooms and extended lobby area. Demolition of existing conference and ancillary areas (784m.sq.). Alterations to liffey room, main entrance, lobby and reception area. Lucan County Bar: Comprises part demolition of extended wing (678m.sq.) to be replaced with new extension (818.6m.sq.) to incorporate re-configured bar, lounge, function room on two levels, sanitary accommodation, kitchen storage and relocation of existing off licence. The application also includes 102 additional car parking spaces on two levels (existing 225), new internal road layout and associated site works and landscaping.

Lucan Spa Hotel & Lucan County Bar, Lucan, Co. Dublin.

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S99A/0404Granted26 Oct 1999

Dwelling house to include the removal of an existing shared septic tank and the connection of existing and proposed buildings to the public sewer.

Round House, Spa Hotel Grounds, Lucan, Co. Dublin.

118m
SD20B/0025Invalid Application29 Jan 2020

Single storey extension to the side/rear of the existing house; reinstatement of previously built-up window at ground floor level; conversion of existing ground floor kitchen to bathroom and associated site works.

Round House, Spa Hotel Grounds, Lucan, Co. Dublin.

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SD20B/0050Granted19 Feb 2020

Single storey extension to the side/rear of the existing house; reinstatement of previously built-up window at ground floor level; conversion of existing ground floor kitchen to bathroom and associated site works.

Round House, Spa Hotel Grounds, Lucan, Co. Dublin.

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S99A/0325Request Additional Information18 May 1999

14 no. two-storey detached houses (Previous permission Reg. Ref. 88A/1192).

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135m
SD05B/0596Granted2 Sept 2005

Attic conversion to contain bathroom and store area with 3 velux rooflights at rear (south) elevation and window to new bathroom at side (east) elevation.

8, The Crescent, Lucan, Co. Dublin.

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Single storey sunroom rear extension to the basement. This is a Protected Structure.

8, The Crescent, Lucan, Co. Dublin.

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ED24/0020Declared Not Exempt26 Apr 2024

Replacement of windows on a protected structure and replacement of existing failing extension with a new extension of more appropriate character. To the rear of the property to facilitate remedial works required to preserve the building structure.

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