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Marks and Spencer, Liffey Valley Shopping Centre, Fonthill Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

Invalid Application

Planning application SD22A/0144

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

External signage along the northern and eastern elevation of the M&S store

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    19 May 2022

  2. Decision: Invalid Application

    14 Jun 2022

  3. Decision due

    13 Jul 2022

Application Details

Location
Marks and Spencer, Liffey Valley Shopping Centre, Fonthill Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
26.3 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
19 May 2022
Status
Registered Application
Decision
Invalid Application
Decision Date
14 June 2022

Location

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SD16A/0054Granted22 Feb 2016

Removal of existing external brand signage and the replacement with new signage.

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SD22A/0419Granted7 Nov 2022

Replacement 2 external signs and removal of external glass canopy.

Unit 1, Liffey Valley Shopping Centre, Fonthill Road, Dublin 22

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SD06A/0979Granted16 Nov 2006

Change of use of 289 sq.m. (gross floor area) from retail use to cafe/restaurant use. The cafe will be located to the northwestern corner of the store adjacent to the main entrance from carpark 'E' on the north elevation.

Marks And Spencers, Liffey Valley Shopping Centre, Fonthill Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

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SD06A/0893Granted16 Oct 2006

New delivery service extension (166sq.m. gross floor area) located in the north-east corner of the existing service yard; the erection of new / replacement signs as follows: (1) north elevation - internally illuminated aluminium box sign at high level replacing existing individual letters; (2) north elevation - internally illuminated aluminium box sign at low level above entrance replacing existing individual letters; (3) south elevation - new internally illuminated box sign at high level; (4) east elevation existing individual letters at high level to be removed and not replaced; (5) east elevation - 2 no. internally illuminated signs replacing existing individual letters: these signs will also be illuminated from below; (6) west elevation - internally illuminated sign at high level to replace existing.

Marks and Spencer, Liffey Valley Shopping Centre, Fonthill Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.

13m
SD03A/0011Granted8 Jan 2003

Development of a cafe/coffee shop within part (203.45m2) of the East Rotunda at Liffey Valley Shopping Centre.

East Rotunda, Liffey Valley Shopping Centre, Fonthill Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

22m
SD07A/0121Granted16 Feb 2007

Construction of new/replacement signs as follows; (1) north elevation- internally illuminated individual letters at high level replacing existing individual letters; (2) north elevation -internally illuminated aluminium box sign at low level above entrance replacing existing individual letters; (3) south elevation- new internally illuminated individual letters at high level; (4) east elevation existing individual letters at high level to be removed and not replaced; (5) east elevation -2 no. internally illuminated individual lettering signs replacing existing individual lettering signs; (6) west elevation- internally illuminated individual lettering at high level to replace existing individual letters.

Marks and Spencer, Liffey Valley Shopping Centre, Fonthill Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.

34m
SD06A/0684Granted10 Aug 2006

Change of use within the existing retail ("shop") unit to allow for the sale of intoxicating liquor for consumption off the premises (i.e. off -licence use) within part of the overall unit and where the floor area devoted to off-licence use shall not exceed 186sq.m. gross floor area.

Marks & Spencer, Liffey Valley Shopping Centre, Fonthill Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.

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SD06A/0366Granted12 May 2006

Erection of an extension to the store (1,967 sq.m gross floor area) for additional retail sales area which will be located to the south of the unit on the rear elevation of the Shopping Centre. The development will also include an open plant deck at roof level and associated elevational and site development works.

Marks And Spencers, Liffey Valley Shopping Centre, Fonthill Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

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SD07A/0501Grant Permission & Grant Retention28 Jun 2007

The development will consist of (a) the retention of a doorway from the store cafe/restaurant area to the external public area on the western elevation of the building and (b) the provision of a partially enclosed outsoor dining area of 99.6 sq.m (gross floor area) to the front of the western elevation of the store that will accommodate freestanding furniture including tables, chairs and parasols, which will be used as an external extension to the existing internal cafe/restaurant dining area. This area is currently external circulation area association with the shopping centre

Marks & Spencer, Liffey Valley Shopping Centre, Fonthill Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

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SD03A/0910Granted9 Dec 2003

Erect signage and make alterations to a development currently under construction (approved under Reg. Ref. SD02A/0688). The alterations consists of relocating the entrance door from the location approved to a more central location facing the car park, and to provide a new entrance door, display windows and 3 no. associated illuminated display signage panels, 2 no. being size 2.7 metres long x 2.7 metres high and 1 no. being 2.5 metres long x 1.3 metres high, at the new location. Permission is also sought for two NEXT illuminated identification signs, both 6.5 metres long by 1.8 metres high, on the external wall of the new unit.

Liffey Valley Shopping Centre, Fonthill Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.

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