Planning applications in Dublin 24

The development will consist of: I. 384 residential units with a cumulative gross floor area of 33,190.15 sq.m comprising: a) 122. houses, consisting of 28 two-bed units, 83 three-bed units and 11 four-bed units, ranging in height from 2-3 storeys. b) 84 duplex units, consisting of 48 one-bedroom units and 36 three-bedroom units, ranging in height from 2-3 storeys. c) 178 apartments consisting of 43 one bedroom units and 135 two-bedroom units, ranging in height from 5-7 storeys. II. tenant amenity floorspace with a gross floor area of 139 sq.m. III. 1.49 ha of public open space including a public plaza and 0.15 ha of communal amenity space; IV. the provision of a childcare facility with a gross floor area of 239 sq.m and associated play area; V. the provision of 361 car parking spaces, including 10 disabled parking spaces and 16 reserved for visitor parking and 3 reserved for creche staff. VI. the provision of 734 bicycle parking spaces, including 472 residents bicycle parking spaces and 262 visitor cycle spaces. VII. vehicular access is proposed via 3 access points including the existing Kingswood roundabout on Citywest Avenue to the north, The Walk to the west and from the park and ride access road at the eastern end of the site. Dedicated pedestrian/cyclist links are proposed throughout the site. VIII. ESB substation, 3 x ESB kiosks, rooftop solar photovoltaics, landscaping and all ancillary site and development works.

Lands south of Citywest Avenue and west of Cheeverstown Luas Park and Ride, Brownsbarn, Dublin 24 · 16 Dec 2022

Residential development of 112 dwellings comprised of: 90 two storey houses consisting of 10 four bed detached houses, 2 three bed detached houses, 8 four bed semi-detached houses, 2 three bed detached houses, 8 four bed semi-detached houses, 42 three bed semi-detached houses and 28 three bed mid-terrace houses along with 22 one and two bed apartments in a four storey apartment building. The proposed development includes all associated site development and infrastructural works, car parking, bin storage, open spaces and landscaping. Access to the development will be via two vehicular entrances from Garter Avenue. All on a site of 3.74ha bounded to the east by the N82 Citywest Road, to the north-west by Garter Avenue and to the south by lands that will be developed as a Neighbourhood Park (permitted under Reg.Ref. SD15A/0127) in accordance with the Fortunestown Local Area Plan 2012.

Site at junction of Citywest Road and Garter Avenue, Citywest, Dublin 24 · 27 Nov 2020

Residential development comprising 138 dwellings on a site area of 5.06 hectares; access to the development will be via a proposed new vehicular entrance from Oldcourt Road. The proposed development is comprised of 13 4-bed, 2 storey detached houses; 92 3 & 4 bed, 2 storey semi-detached houses; 25 3-bed, 2 storey terraced houses and 8 apartments in 4 2-storey end of terrace units; all associated site development and infrastructural works, car parking, open spaces and landscaping.

South of Oldcourt Road, Oldcourt, Firhouse, Dublin 24. · 8 Jul 2020

(i) Demolition of the existing industrial and commercial buildings (15,989sq.m); (ii) construction of a mixed-use development featuring: (a) 1104 'build-to-rent' apartments in 4 blocks varying in height from four to eleven storeys. Each apartment has associated private open space in the form of a ground floor terrace or a balcony and has access to internal communal amenity spaces (totalling 2741sqm) and 5,107sqm of external communal amenity space at ground, first floor and roof levels; and (b) 4 commercial units at ground floor level of Blocks B and D (comprising of 2 in Block B accommodating a cafe/restaurant/bar; 1 in Block D accommodating Class 1, 2 and 8 uses as per the Planning and Development Regulations, 2001-2019, as amended; and 1 in Block D to serve the Circle K Belgard petrol station which is to be retained), 1,500sqm of office space across first to sixth floor levels of Block D and a crèche with external play area at ground floor level of Block C. The development is served by a total of 351 parking spaces (including 17 limited mobility parking spaces and 16 car share spaces) and 1860 bicycle spaces (1464 resident spaces and 396 visitor spaces); (iii) road, junction and streetscape upgrade works along First Avenue, Cookstown Road and Old Belgard Road, including the installation a signalised junction at the intersection of First Avenue and Cookstown Road and Old Belgard Road and Cookstown Road; (iv) construction of 3 new roads and 1 pedestrian/cycle link to the Belgard Luas Stop; (v) construction of a 1,688sqm landscaped public plaza with an outdoor flexible events space in the south-western corner of the site; and (vi) associated site and infrastructural works are also proposed which include: foul and surface water drainage; attenuation tanks; lighting; landscaping; boundary fences; plant areas; ESB substations; internal hard landscaping, including footpaths and street furniture; and all associated site development works. Any person may, within the period of 5 weeks beginning on the date of receipt by An Bord Pleanála of the application and on payment of the prescribed fee of €20 (except for certain prescribed bodies), make a submission or observations in writing to An Bord Pleanála, 64 Marlborough Street, Dublin 1 or online at www.pleanala.ie. Any enquiries relating to the application process should be directed to the Strategic Housing Development Section of An Bord Pleanála (Tel. 01-8588100).

Lands to the west of Old Belgard Road and north, south and west of Cookstown Road, Cookstown Industrial Estate, Dublin 24 · 19 Mar 2021

(i) Demolition of the existing industrial buildings, (ii) construction of: (a) 252 'build-to-rent' apartments in a two to nine storey development. Each apartment has associated private open space in the form of a ground floor terrace or a balcony and has access to 613sq.m of internal communal amenity space (including a concierge and management facilities, communal gym, flexible meeting rooms, library/co-working space, lounge, cinema/multimedia room and external covered game area); 1792sq.m of external communal amenity space at first and second floor levels; and a 65sq.m external covered communal amenity area at first floor level. The development is served by an under-croft carpark accessible from the south-western corner of the site providing a total of 73 parking spaces (including 58 standard spaces, 10 go-car spaces and 5 mobility impaired user parking spaces) and 500 bicycle spaces at ground floor level (372 resident spaces and 128 visitor spaces); and (b) 2 commercial units (comprising of a 95sq.m unit accommodating a café/restaurant and a 145sq.m unit accommodating Class 1, 2 and 8 uses as per the Planning and Development Regulations, 2001-2019, as amended) and a 275sq.m crèche, with associated 86sq.m play area, at ground floor level; (iii) road, junction and streetscape upgrade works along Fourth Avenue and Cookstown Road, including the installation a signalized junction at the intersection of Fourth Avenue and Cookstown Road; (iv) Construction of a temporary access road along the southern site boundary; and (v) associated site and infrastructural works are also proposed which include: foul and surface water drainage; attenuation tanks; lighting; landscaping; boundary treatment; plant areas; ESB substations; and all associated site development works.

Units 66 & 67 Fourth Avenue, Cookstown Industrial Estate, Tallaght, Dublin 24 · 12 Oct 2020

(i) Demolition of existing single storey ESB substation (3.5sq.m) on the north western site boundary; (ii) South building ranging from 5 storeys to 8 storeys (max. height c.26.40m) with a total gross floor area of 2663sq.m comprising; (a) 28 residential units comprising 17 1-bedroom apartments, 10 2-bedroom apartments and 1 3-bedroom apartment; (b) At ground floor and with frontage onto Main Road, 3 commercial units to facilitate a range of uses: Unit B (73sq.m) - Class 1, shop (newsagent, parcel delivery drop store) or Class 10 (Community Centre); Unit C (49sq.m) - Class 1 shop (cycle store/Charity Shop); Unit D (74sq.m) - Class 1, shop, Class 2 (financial/professional services) or Class 8 (Healthcare); (c) Also at ground floor, a management office (17sq.m), a maintenance office (12.5sq.m), ESB substation and switch room (combined 22sq.m) and commercial bin storage area (12.5sq.m); (iii) West building ranging from 4 storeys to 5 storeys (max. height c.16.07m) with a total gross floor area of 1441sq.m comprising (a) 15 residential units including 4 studio units; 5 1-bedroom units, 3 2-bedroom units and 3 3-bedroom units; (b) tenant amenity floorspace (42sq.m) at ground floor;(c) 1 92sq.m commercial unit (Cafe/restaurant/Deli) at the corner of Old Greenhills Road and Main Road; (iv) A communal amenity courtyard (459sq.m) and public open space in the form of a new civic plaza (337sq.m) at the corner of Old Greenhills Road and Main Road and public realm improvements at the southern end of Old Greenhills Road including improvement works to the Katherine Tynan memorial (505sq.m); (v) A basement (1298sq.m) incorporating 25 residents car parking spaces (including 4 Go-Car spaces, 2 electric vehicles spaces and 2 accessible spaces), residents long stay cycle parking (50 spaces) and residents waste management facilities (49sq.m); (vi) A new vehicular entrance from the Old Greenhills Road to the proposed basement; (vii) A total of 24 surface level short stay cycle parking spaces comprising 4 spaces at the Katherine Tynan Memorial, 8 spaces within the residents communal courtyard and 12 spaces at the new civic plaza; (viii) Removal of 2 on-street car parking spaces on Old Greenhills Road to facilitate access to the proposed basement and installation of a raised pedestrian crossing at the southern end of Old Greenhills Road and (ix) All ancillary site development works including installation of drainage and water supply infrastructure, installation of rooftop solar photovoltaics panels (128sq.m) and lighting.

Greenhills Road, Tallaght, Dublin 24 · 1 Oct 2020

Alterations to existing external service area to the north eastern side of The Square Shopping Centre at the entrance to the existing service yard comprising of construction of an external plant area (c.135sq.m) enclosed by 2.4 metre high galvanised fencing to accommodate an Air Handling Unit (AHU) and a Chiller Unit ancillary to the shopping centre; new flat roof boiler room building (c.34sq.m gross floor area) within the proposed new enclosed plant enclosure; installation of a metal frame (2.4 metres wide x 1 metre high and located 2-3 metres above the ground supported by metal stilts) to facilitate the connection of the Air Handling Unit and Chiller within the plant area to the covered service yard area; replacement of mesh panels on existing wall on the western and norther side of the service yard with metal louvered panels; all associated site and development works.

The Square Shopping Centre, Tallaght, Dublin 24 · 5 Nov 2020

The demolition of the existing public house and associated units and adjacent multi-deck car park and the development of a licensed, discount foodstore including ancillary off-licence area; creation of a single vehicular entrance and exit at the Cookstown Road; free standing and building mounted signage; refrigeration and air conditioning plant and equipment; car park; short term and long term bicycle parking; trolley bay, external bin storage, hard and soft landscaping, ESB substation building with services to connect to existing connections and all other ancillary and associated site development works (including any retaining structures as required) above and below ground level to complete the development. In addition the development includes four retail units (adaptable for a variety of commercial uses) and a public house. The development also includes a new road access off Cookstown Road to service the reservoir lands located immediately south of the application site. The proposed development also includes improvements to the footpaths an additional crossing point on the Old Belgard Road.

Belgard Inn, Cookstown Road & Old Belgard Road, Tallaght, Dublin 24 · 24 Aug 2017

(1) The demolition of existing single storey licensed discount food store with ancillary off-licence sales measuring 1,396sq.m gross floor space with a net retail sales area of 1,005sq.m; (2) The construction of a two storey mono-pitch licenced discount food store with ancillary off-licence sales measuring 2,718sq.m gross floor space with a net retail sales area of 1,690sq.m; (3) Redevelopment and extension of existing car park to provide 145 car parking spaces, and extension of overall site area from 0.4538 to 0.9 ha. The proposed development will supersede an adjacent planning permission (Reg. Ref. SD15A/0127 as amended by SD16A/0266) insofar as it relates to the extended site area of the proposed development; (4) The proposed development is to be serviced via existing infrastructure connections and will be accessed via a relocated vehicular access and new pedestrian access; (5) Provision of associated free standing and building mounted signage, free standing trolley bay and enclosure, refrigeration and air conditioning plant and equipment, hard and soft landscaping, public lighting, surface water attenuation, cycle parking, boundary treatments, relocation of substation and all other associated and ancillary development and works above and below ground level.

Lidl Retail Centre, Fortunestown Lane, Saggart, Dublin 24 · 16 Aug 2017

Demolition of all existing 1-3 storey industrial/commercial structures on the site (c. 5,500 sq.m). Construction of a 1-4 storey Transitional Care Facility (c.11,747 sq.m.) providing therapy and treatment space and a pharmacy and general practitioners space at ground floor level and 171 no. bedspaces at 1st to 3rd floor levels. 2 no. internal landscaped areas are provided at ground floor level (c.440 sq.m) and 2 no. outdoor amenity areas are provided at 1st floor level (c.483 sq.m). Provision of a coffee dock area, hairdresser, comms rooms, toilets, staff changing facilities, kitchen area, laundry rooms, lobbies/reception areas, admin areas, storage spaces, staff canteen, LV switch room, mains/ sprinkler tank room/ boiler room, multipurpose rooms, dining rooms, meeting and office rooms, sluice rooms, nurses stations, ancillary refuse storage area, ancillary generator, ancillary ESB substation and switch room associated with the operation of the facility throughout. Provision of Stair/lifts, photovoltaic panels, mechanical plant and green/blue roofs associated with the operation of the facility throughout. Partial provision of the pocket park identified in the Tallaght LAP (c.1,500 sq.m). Provision for the relocation and upgrade of the existing vehicular and pedestrian access point along First Avenue for servicing and staff parking and relocation and upgrade of the existing vehicular and pedestrian site access point along Cookstown Road. Provision of signage on the southern, eastern and northern facades of the proposed building and associated totem signage. All associated site development works above and below ground, services provision, connection to water supply and foul and surface water networks on First Avenue and Cookstown Road including partial diversion of the foul line to the north east of the site at First Avenue, attenuation/bioretention systems, provision of internal roads and footpaths, tree removal, bicycle storage (60 no. total spaces), staff and visitor car parking (55 no. total spaces) and 3 no. set down/ loading bays.

Unit 21, Site of c.1.28ha at, First Avenue, Cookstown Industrial Estate, Dublin 24 · 19 Feb 2026

Upgrade of Jobstown Park. he upgrade of the Jobstown Park will consist of: Upgrade of existing boundaries and access points including provision of focal entrances. A shared pedestrian/cycle route with lighting columns linking Butler McGee Park to Whitestown Stream Park, via Dromcarra Estate. Upgrading existing footpaths where required, install new secondary footpath linkages and realignment of other footpaths. Retention of existing sports pitches (northern pitch re-orientated) - refurbished where necessary with drainage and re-levelling. Four new pedestrian entrances to provide access into the Leisure Centre, in the southeast, southwest and the northeast of the site. Retaining existing kissing gates and upgrade where required. An activity circuit 900m long - with seats and play/exercise equipment A provision for teenspace area, fitness/workout area, natural play areas, pump track and natural play mounds. The provision of on-street parking and associated hard and soft landscaping on Fortunestown Way. Retention and replanting of existing hedgerows. Attenuation swales for enhanced biodiversity. Planting of trees, shrubs, hedgerows, and bulbs. All associated landscape works. All ancillary works.

Jobstown Park, In the Townland of Jobstown, Tallaght, Dublin 24 · 5 Apr 2023

BMX track; • Pump track; • Management and maintenance facilities; Track access facilities; • Car park extension; • All ancillary works. BMX track: •The key features of the proposed track are as follows: •The BMX track consists of 4 straights, with a split 2nd straight. The proposed track running width will start at 10m and progressively narrow to 6m wide on the 3rd and 4th straights. •The proposed starting ramp for the track will be a total height of 6m above ground level, with the starter gates positioned 1m lower at 5m high. •The proposed straights will range from approximately 70m to 80m in length, with jumps generally ranging from 0.7m to 2.1m high. •The proposed track will contain of 3 turns, each typically 3m in height, with room for spectators on the top of each turn. •The surface of the straights will consist of 10-6mm crushed stone, placed above subbase material, on top of a clay based, dry and well compacted, non-organic material. •The 3 turns will consist of a layer of asphalt, placed above subbase material, on top of a clay based, dry and well compacted, non-organic material. •The edges of the track will be topsoiled and grassed, with a proposed filter drain placed between each straight. •A staging area with 10 lanes is proposed for riders to assemble. •Next to the starter ramp, a junior start ramp at 3m above ground level is proposed. •An existing soccer pitch within Jobstown Park is proposed for relocation by approximately 30m to the south west. •The proposal includes for all ancillary items. Pump Track: •The facility will include a pump track to the South East of the site. This will provide a warm up area for competent BMX riders and a training and development facility for less experienced riders. •The proposal includes for all ancillary items. Management and maintenance facilities: • Spectator areas will be included on top of each of the 3 turns. • Along the finishing straight (4th straight), a knee height rail, seating and grassed area is proposed. •Reinforced grass (using plastic porous pavers) is proposed to accommodate loading and unloading, along with 2 gates to the West of the facility. The proposed public and user entrance to the facility is on the South East corner. •Gravel footpaths are proposed within the facility for BMX riders and spectators. •Two facilities are proposed on site for club facilities, storage of maintenance equipment and for use to manage and maintain the track. •The entire BMX facility will be enclosed in 3m palisade fencing. The facility will include tree planting and additional space required will be grassed. A typical 3.5m grassed strip is proposed around the BMX track to facilitate grass cutting, routine maintenance and emergency services access (together with the 3 gates). •It is proposed to include underground infrastructure required to upgrade the facility to have the possibility of both lighting and CCTV in future. •The proposal includes for all ancillary items. Track access facilities: • An existing footpath within the park is proposed for removal and replacement with shared route outlined below. •The proposed track access will be in the South East corner of the facility. •This entrance will be linked to the existing park footpath and Fortunestown Way Road by a proposed new shared path. In addition to this new shared path, a new shared path is also proposed within the park to the North of the facility. •The proposal includes for all ancillary items. Carpark extension: •A new car park is proposed to the west of the Tallaght Leisure Centre. The size and position of these facilities are subject to detailed design. A car park for approximately 130 car spaces and a new access onto Fortunestown Way Road is proposed. •The proposal includes for all ancillary items. The proposed Scheme has undergone Appropriate Assessment Screening under the Habitats Directive (92/43/EEC) and Environmental Impact Assessment Screening under the EIA Directive 2014/52/EU. The requirement for second stage Appropriate Assessment has been screened out. The requirement for an Environment Impact Assessment has been screened out. Plans and particulars of the proposed scheme will be available for inspection or purchase at a fee not exceeding the reasonable cost of making a copy from Thursday 7th December 2017 to Friday the 12th January 2018 at the following locations: •South Dublin County Council Offices, County Hall, Tallaght, Dublin 24 between the hours of 9:00am – 5.00pm Monday to Thursday and 9.00am - 4.30pm on Friday. Closed at weekends and bank holidays. (Inspection and purchase).The offices will be closed to the public from Saturday, 23 December and will re-open for business on Tuesday, 2 January 2018. •County Library, Tallaght, Dublin 24, between the hours of 9.45am to 8pm Mon to Thurs, 9.45am to 4.30pm Fri to Sat, Closed Saturdays and Mondays of Bank Holiday Weekends. (Inspection and purchase). The library is closed from Saturday, 23 December to Monday, 1 January inclusive. Normal hours will resume from Tuesday, 2 January 2018. •The plans and particulars can be viewed on the Council’s Public Consultation Portal website http://consult.sdublincoco.ie •Submissions or observations with respect to the proposed development dealing with the proper planning and sustainable development of the area in which the proposed development will be situated may be made in writing up to 5pm on Monday the 29th of January 2018 and may be submitted either: via Online Submissions: http://consult.sdublincoco.ie or by post to: Senior Executive Officer, Environment Water and Climate Change Department, South Dublin County Council, County Hall, Tallaght, Dublin 24. D24 YNN5. NOTE: Please make your submission by one medium only. All submissions should include your name and a contact address. https://consult.sdublincoco.ie/en/consultation/part-8-bmx-track-jobstown

Jobstown Park, Tallaght, Dublin 24 · 7 Dec 2017

Construction of additional floor area of 192.43sqm to existing warehouse and office building of 1658.44sqm, alterations to layout of 152.11sqm of existing warehouse and alterations to existing parking layout to accommodate disabled parking. New first floor of 169.75sqm internally in existing warehouse, internal alterations at ground level, 2 storey extension to southern elevation of existing warehouse to accommodate new entrance lobby and all associated site works.

Healy Chemicals Ireland Ltd, HCL House, Second Avenue, Cookstown Industrial Estate, Tallaght, Dublin 24 · 8 Dec 2022

Construction of a retail warehouse unit with an overall height of 8.6m and a total GFA of 2,404 sq.m. to be located adjacent to Unit 7 in the northwest of Belgard Retail Park. This includes 1,409 sq.m. of retail warehouse floorspace at ground floor level and 995 sq.m. of retail warehouse/storage space at mezzanine level. The proposal includes signage for the unit and a service area to the rear. The development will also involve the demolition of the existing 16 sq.m. single storey access building to the below ground pumphouse room located beside the sprinkler tanks (to be retained) and its replacement with a new standalone above ground pumphouse along the eastern boundary of the site measuring 22sq.m. The proposal will result in the removal of 82 existing public and staff car parking spaces, the repositioning of 10 car parking spaces repositioned to the eastern boundary and the provision of 11 new car parking spaces located at the northern boundary to the rear of the proposed unit. The proposal includes cycle parking, landscaping and all associated site works.

Belgard Retail Park, Belgard Road, Tallaght, Dublin 24 · 10 Nov 2017

Material alterations and material change of use of car sales showroom and workshop to a manufacturing facility for tool components and the erection of a 23.8 sq.m shed for plant at the rear. The material alterations include a new mezzanine floor of 1155 sq.m.

Unit 4, 2nd Avenue, Cookstown Industrial Estate, Tallaght, Dublin 24. · 27 Sept 2012

Demolition of the existing former Ulster Bank building and the construction of two new buildings: a mixed-use building (Block A) and a residential building (Block B). Block A is a proposed 3-storey accessed by Old Blessington Road (Main Street) and will consist of 1no. retail unit ( 76.5 sqm ) at the ground-floor and 4 no. apartment units ( 4 No. 1-bed units). Block B is a proposed 5-storey located to the rear of the site, accessed by a side lane connected to Old Blessington Road, consisting of 22 no. apartment units (8 No. 1-bed units, 4 No. 2-bed units, and 10 No. 3-bed units). The vehicular and pedestrian entrance is accessed by a side lane connected to Old Blessington Road. The development will also include associated private and communal open spaces, landscaping, bicycle storage, bin storage, retail storage, and all associated site works.

24, Main Street, Tallaght, Dublin 24, D24 Y033 · 7 Oct 2025

Demolition of 2 no. habitable houses consisting of an existing single storey cottage with out-buildings and a detached dormer dwelling. A proposed residential development consisting of 25 no. dwelling units in an arrangement of 2 no. blocks A & B (10 no. 2 bed apartments and 15 no. 3 bed houses). The proposed houses are terraced and are two storeys in height. The proposed apartment buildings range from 2 to 3 storeys in height . Private open space is provided to proposed units via a combination of private gardens, roof terraces and balconies. The proposed development also consists of 2 no. roads & pedestrian access points off the Old Ballymount Road and landscaped open space located to the centre of the subject site which retains existing mature trees. Permission is also sought for a single storey ESB Substation and switch room located adjacent to Block A The proposed development includes 40 no surface car parking spaces, bicycle parking, bin storage and all associated site and development works on an overall site area of 1.21 acres.

Old Ballymount Road & Forest Close, Tallaght, Dublin 24 · 19 Nov 2013