Planning applications in Dublin 2

Charlemont Street Office, Café and Public Realm Development

20. The Developer shall comply with the following Conservation requirements of the Planning Authority: k) The following items should be submitted for the written approval of the planning authority in advance of the works commencing: v. Provide an alternative less-sensitive location for the proposed stainless steel bicycle racks currently indicated in front of the Protected Structures Nos. 7 & 8 Charlemont Street The application site contains four Protected Structures: 5 Charlemont Street (RPS Ref. 1350); 6 Charlemont Street (RPS Ref. 1351); 7 Charlemont Street (RPS Ref. 1352); and 8 Charlemont Street (RPS Ref. 1353). The development consists of the following: (i) The provision of a new building of up to 10 storeys, with set backs at various levels over two levels of basement (29,764 sq. m GFA offices; 6,700sq. GFA basements and 121 sq. m GFA retail/café/restaurant unit); (ii) Change of use of 7 and 8 Charlemont Street to office use (975 sq.m GFA); (iii) Change of use of 5 and 6 Charlemont Street to café and ancillary use (134 sq.m and 163 sq.m GFA respectively); (iv) Conservation works to 5,6,7 and 8 Charlemont Street including removal of non-original features, repairs, refurbishment and reinstatements as set out in detail in the conservation documentation submitted with the application; (v) The proposal includes accessible terraces to all elevations; (vi) Signage is proposed to Charlemont Street, Harcourt Road and Richmond Street South; (vii) The proposal includes the demolition of all existing structures and associated structures on site with the exception of the main buildings for 5,6,7 and 8 Charlemont Street (4,961 sq.m GFA demolitions overall); (viii) New pedestrian and plaza area to rear of 5,6,7 and 8 Charlemont Street with access north of 5 Charlemont Street and linking to new street south of the development, part of which is included in the Charlemont Square development; (ix) Retail/Café/Restaurant unit fronting Charlemont Street and new pedestrian area north of 5 Charlemont Street (121 sq.m GFA); (x) Vehicular access to the basement is provided from Richmond Street South; (xi) Public realm upgrades to Charlemont Street, Harcourt Road, South Richmond Street and laneway south of 7A Richmond Street South, to include public art feature; (xii) The provision of 110 no. car parking spaces and 384 bicycle parking spaces internally and 22 visitor bicycle parking spaces; (xiii) Removal of existing private parking spaces to Charlemont Street and provision of set down area; (xiv) All ancillary and associated site development, demolition works, site clearance, landscaping, substations, infrastructural works, hoarding during construction, provision of plant at basement and roof levels including photovoltaic panels; (xv) The overall new build development consists of a total 36,585 sq. m GFA and the area of retained buildings consists a total 1,272sq.m.

Site generally bound by Charlemont Street to the east, Harcourt Road to the north and Richmond Street South to the west, Dublin 2. · 7 Sept 2026

Charlemont Street Office and Café Development

20. The Developer shall comply with the following Conservation requirements of the Planning Authority: k) The following items should be submitted for the written approval of the planning authority in advance of the works commencing: iv. Ref. Drawing 6206-5301, Architect’s Design Statement image on p.67 Item 3.5 and 5.3 page 104: Clarify on a 1:50/1:20 drawing how the proposed cantilevered glazed canopy that extends from the rear of the new building over the external area to the rear of Nos. 7 & 8 will perform and discharge rainwater. (There is a gap between the edge of the canopy and the rear of Nos. 7&8). The application site contains four Protected Structures: 5 Charlemont Street (RPS Ref. 1350); 6 Charlemont Street (RPS Ref. 1351); 7 Charlemont Street (RPS Ref. 1352); and 8 Charlemont Street (RPS Ref. 1353). The development consists of the following: (i) The provision of a new building of up to 10 storeys, with set backs at various levels over two levels of basement (29,764 sq. m GFA offices; 6,700sq. GFA basements and 121 sq. m GFA retail/café/restaurant unit); (ii) Change of use of 7 and 8 Charlemont Street to office use (975 sq.m GFA); (iii) Change of use of 5 and 6 Charlemont Street to café and ancillary use (134 sq.m and 163 sq.m GFA respectively); (iv) Conservation works to 5,6,7 and 8 Charlemont Street including removal of non-original features, repairs, refurbishment and reinstatements as set out in detail in the conservation documentation submitted with the application; (v) The proposal includes accessible terraces to all elevations; (vi) Signage is proposed to Charlemont Street, Harcourt Road and Richmond Street South; (vii) The proposal includes the demolition of all existing structures and associated structures on site with the exception of the main buildings for 5,6,7 and 8 Charlemont Street (4,961 sq.m GFA demolitions overall); (viii) New pedestrian and plaza area to rear of 5,6,7 and 8 Charlemont Street with access north of 5 Charlemont Street and linking to new street south of the development, part of which is included in the Charlemont Square development; (ix) Retail/Café/Restaurant unit fronting Charlemont Street and new pedestrian area north of 5 Charlemont Street (121 sq.m GFA); (x) Vehicular access to the basement is provided from Richmond Street South; (xi) Public realm upgrades to Charlemont Street, Harcourt Road, South Richmond Street and laneway south of 7A Richmond Street South, to include public art feature; (xii) The provision of 110 no. car parking spaces and 384 bicycle parking spaces internally and 22 visitor bicycle parking spaces; (xiii) Removal of existing private parking spaces to Charlemont Street and provision of set down area; (xiv) All ancillary and associated site development, demolition works, site clearance, landscaping, substations, infrastructural works, hoarding during construction, provision of plant at basement and roof levels including photovoltaic panels; (xv) The overall new build development consists of a total 36,585 sq. m GFA and the area of retained buildings consists a total 1,272sq.m.

Site generally bound by Charlemont Street to the east, Harcourt Road to the north and Richmond Street South to the west, Dublin 2. · 7 Sept 2026

Doorway Widening at 19-24 St Andrew’s Street

PROTECTED STRUCURE: Appalachian Property Holdings Limited intends to apply for permission for development to amend a previously permitted hotel development (DCC Reg. Ref. 4845/23 &ABP Ref. 319111-24) at Nos. 19-24 St. Andrew’s Street, Dublin 2, D02 C966 (a Protected Structure – RPS No. 7569). The development will consist of the widening of the existing doorway and the widening of the permitted escape doorway onto St. Andrew’s Street.

19-24, St. Andrew's Street, Dublin 2 · 27 Mar 2026

21-Unit Residential Development at 32-35 Pearse Street

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Esprit Investments Limited intend to apply for permission for development at this c. 0.078 Ha site at Nos. 32-35 Pearse Street, Dublin 2 (all Protected Structures). The site is generally bound to the south by Pearse Street and to the north by Brunswick Villas, Dublin 2. The proposed development, which will provide a total of 21 No. residential units (4 No. 2-bed apartments within Nos. 32-35 Pearse Street and 17 No. apartments (4 No. studios; 11 No. 1-bed units; and 2 No. 2-bed units) within a new residential building), will principally consist of the demolition (628 sq m) of all existing structures to the rear of Nos. 32-35 Pearse Street and the construction of a new part-6 to part-7 storey residential building (1,204 sq m). The development will also include: restoration, repair and internal modification of Nos. 32, 33, 34 and 35 Pearse Street; the change of use of the ground floor level of No. 33 Pearse Street from office to retail (49 sq m) and the first and second floor levels from office to residential (106 sq m); the change of use of the first floor level of No. 34 Pearse Street from retail to residential (53 sq m) and the second floor level from office to residential (53 sq m); the change of use of the first and second floor levels of No. 35 Pearse Street from office to residential (100 sq m); and the provision a single-storey extension to the rear of No. 32 Pearse Street (78 sq m). The existing/permitted uses at ground floor levels of No. 32 Pearse Street (a café/restaurant), No. 34 Pearse Street (retail) and No. 35 Pearse Street (retail) will remain unchanged. The existing uses at first and second floor levels of No. 32 Pearse Street (a residential unit) will also remain unchanged. The development will also include: elevational works to Nos. 32-35 Pearse Street, comprising the repair, cleaning and repointing of the brickwork; the removal of non-original render to the rear elevations of Nos. 33 and 35; the reinstatement of multi-pane sash windows to the rear elevations of Nos. 32-35 Pearse Street; hard and soft landscaping; bicycle parking; blue/green roofs; bin storage; plant; gates; and all associated site development works above and below ground.

A c. 0.078 Ha site at Nos. 32-35 Pearse Street, Dublin 2 (all Protected Structures)., The site is generally bound to the south by Pearse Street, and to the north by Brunswick Villas, Dublin 2. · 30 Jul 2026

Apartment Development at Wexford Street and Liberty Lane

Application for planning permission for development to consist of the demolition of the existing part single storey building to the rear of the existing 4 storey building (retail use at ground floor – upper floors are vacant) fronting onto Wexford Street, demolition of the existing part single storey, part 3 storey building (retail warehouse & office use) fronting onto Liberty Lane and Pump Alley, the construction of a part single storey, part 4 storey extension to the rear of the existing building fronting onto Wexford Street (retail use at ground floor & residential apartments to uppers floors - 3 no. 2 bedroom apartments), change of use of the upper floors of the existing building from commercial use (last known use) to apartments, associated alterations to the existing building, renovation of same & new timber shopfront, the construction of a new part 3 storey, part 5 storey, part 6 storey (lift & stairwell only) building fronting onto Liberty Lane and Pump Alley to house 14 no. Apartments (6 no. 2 bedroom apartments & 8 no. 1 bedroom apartments) to the upper floors with a service courtyard, common areas & storage spaces to the ground floor to serve the apartments and retail unit, all with associated landscaping, balconies and site development works, all at no. 33 Wexford Street, Dublin 2, D02 EC59 and 6 & 6a Liberty Lane, Dublin 8, D08 PC3F & F08 FX66 by David & Mark Radburn.

33 Wexford Street, Dublin 2, D02 EC59, 6 Liberty Lane, Dublin 8, D08 PC3F, 6A Liberty Lane, Dublin 8, D08 FX66, Dublin 2 · 1 Sept 2025

James Place East and Mount Street Upper Mixed-Use Development

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Esprit Investments Limited intend to apply for permission for development at this 0.461 Ha landholding generally bound by James Place East and Mount Street Upper, Dublin 2. The landholding comprises 2 No. physically separated, yet proximate sites (referred to as Plot A and Plot B for the purposes of this Planning Application). Plot A (0.125 Ha), which incorporates No. 50 James Place East (a Protected Structure), is generally bound to the north by Nos. 47-50 Mount Street Upper, to the south by James Place East, to the east by No. 46 James Place East, and to the west by the car park to the rear of No. 51 Mount Street Upper. Plot B (0.336 Ha), which incorporates No. 40 Mount Street Upper (a Protected Structure), is generally bound to the north by Nos. 37-39 and 41-43 Mount Street Upper and Mount Street Upper, to the south by James Place East, to the east by No. 30 Herbert Street and the car park to the rear of No. 36 Mount Street Upper, and to the west by No. 44 James Place East and No. 44 Mount Street Upper. The development will principally consist of: the demolition of the 2 No. storey office building (1,412 sq m) and single storey rear stores (215 sq m) at Nos. 38-43 James Place East, shed (17 sq m) to the rear of No. 40 Mount Street Upper and single storey rear extension (17 sq m) attached to the mews building at No. 50 James Place East; and the construction of a Mixed-Use Development (12,994 sq m) across Plot A and Plot B as follows: Plot A: The construction of a part 1 No. - part 5 No. storey Mixed-Use Development (2,521 sq m). The Mixed-Use Development (including the internal reconfiguration of the existing 2 No. storey mews building at No. 50 James Place East) will comprise 26 No. apartments (2 No. studio units, 14 No. 1 bed units and 10 No. 2 bed units) and office accommodation (140 sq m). Plot B: The construction of a part 1 No. - part 5 No. storey (over basement) Mixed-Use Development (10,473 sq m) comprising office accommodation (9,522 sq m) and a community space (358 sq m). The development will also comprise of the following at No. 40 Mount Street Upper: the provision of a platform lift at the main entrance and associated alterations to the existing railings; elevational changes including the replacement of a window on the rear elevation with double doors; and the provision of a bridge above the existing courtyard. The development will also include: internal footpaths; bicycle parking; bin storage; hard and soft landscaping; balconies / terraces principally facing north and south; boundary treatments including the demolition of part of the existing stone walls; lighting; plant; lift overruns; an ESB substation; green and blue roofs; PV panels; signage; and all other associated site and development works above and below ground.

0.461 ha landholding, generally bound by James Place East and Mount Street Upper, Dublin 2 · 30 Jun 2025

Rejuvenation of Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre

DTDL Limited intend to apply for a 10 year planning permission for development at the Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre, St. Stephen’s Green, Dublin 2, D02 X309. The site is bound by St. Stephen’s Green West to the east, King Street South to the north, Glovers Alley to the south (in part) and Mercer Street Lower to the west, on a site area of c. 1.4 ha. The proposed development will consist of: • The rejuvenation of the Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre, involving the internal reconfiguration and partial redevelopment of the Centre, while maintaining a number of existing retail units and elements of the existing building structure; • The removal of the existing façade at Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre and replacement with new elevational treatments; • The proposal will result in a building of up to 8 no. storeys over basement (excluding mezzanines levels) with a total gross floor area of c. 87,158 sq.m (including multistorey car park); • There is a general increase in height across the development over the existing shopping centre and multistorey car park, which varies across the site. The maximum height increase over the existing multistorey car park (which includes plant screen parapets and when measured from the low point on King Street South), is 11.18 metres (existing 30.59m to a proposed 41.77m). The maximum height increase over the existing shopping centre (excluding the multistorey car park) (which includes plant screen parapets/glazed atrium roof and when measured from the low point on King Street South), is 13.27 metres (existing 25.5m to a proposed 38.77m); • The resulting retail floor area at basement, ground and first floor levels is 19,001 sq.m.; • The resulting café/restaurant/bar uses floor area at basement, ground, first and fourth floor levels is 4,768 sq.m.. The restaurant/bar at fourth floor level will be served by an outdoor terrace (374 sq.m); • Provision of c. 29,251 sq.m. office and ancillary spaces (including existing floor area where retained) at ground, first, second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh floor levels and associated roof terraces; • Provision of a new townhall (511 sqm) at first floor level; • Provision of a 2-no. screen cinema (714 sqm) at ground and basement level; • Provision of an art exhibition space (447 sqm) at first floor level with associated additional arts display space within the shopping mall and artium; • The overall net increase in GFA over the existing development is c. 20,645 sq.m; • The proposal will include a reconfigured internal mall opening onto St. Stephen’s Green providing access to new and existing retail and café/restaurant units at ground and first floor; • Retail, café/restaurant and bar (public house) units are provided on the King Street South frontage, and on the St. Stephen’s Green West frontage; • The proposed development will include 441 no. bicycle parking spaces and 551 no. car parking spaces (503 spaces to Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre and 48 spaces for RCSI Link). This represents a reduction in 138 no. car parking spaces from the number of spaces at present and; • The proposed development includes all associated works including partial demolition of existing structures, utilities connections, roof level plant and telecommunications infrastructure, PV panels, temporary construction works and site hoarding.

Stephen's Green Shopping Centre, St. Stephen's Green, Dublin 2, D02X309 · 17 Dec 2025