Outline planning application for the erection of up to 102 dwellings, new vehicular and pedestrian access, and associated works. All matters reserved except for access.

Construction of 81 dwellings and associated highways, drainage and landscaping infrastructure

Erection of drive thru carwash in car park to restaurant

Outline application to erect 93 dwellings with means of access to be considered (amended plans to include construction access off South Sea Lane)

Residential development (up to 101 units) with vehicular access from Aneurin Way and cycle/footpath access from Parkway, with drainage attenuation; landscaping / green infrastructure and associated works

Demolish existing structures. Erection of a 12 storey building comprising of commercial floorspace (Use Class E) at ground floor and 58 no. flats with associated landscaping, balconies, cycle storage, waste / refuse space, play areas and amenity space. (Summary).

Demolition of existing buildings and structures and erection of a continuing care retirement community with up to 330 extra care units (Use Class C2) and up to 60 bed care home (Use Class C2), associated communal and care facilities, landscaping and open space, Alternative Natural Greenspace (ANG), parking and infrastructure, means of access and internal access roads. Use of land as nature conservation area, to include ecological enhancements and restoration (outline application to determine access only with all other matters reserved)

Full planning application for a residential development (109 units) with associated works and public open space, and access from Horner Avenue and Ward Close

Erect a single block of 86 flats with associated access, parking, and landscaping.

Outline Planning Permission (Access not reserved) - Village hall and a residential development of up to 65 dwellings and associated infrastructure

Erection of up to 2,200 dwellings inclusive of affordable housing; green infrastructure, amenity and formal and informal recreation space; landscaping; development of 2 mixed use local centres on 4.1 hectares of land providing up to 21,000 sq.m. (gross) commercial floorspace (Use Class B1 a, b and c) inclusive of (if required) a maximum of 3,000 sq.m. (gross) for healthcare facilities (Use Class D1), together with retail floorspace (Use Classes A1, A2, A3, A4 & A5) up to a maximum of 1,200 sq.m. (gross), residential development (use Class C3), and the potential for other community/cultural/leisure (Use Class D1 & D2) if required (floorspace to be agreed); the potential for an additional 0.5 hectares of land for up to 4,000 sq.m. (gross) commercial floorspace (Use Class B1 a, b and c) if required or for residential purposes (Use Class C3) if not; a primary school and associated facilities on 1.25 hectares of land; a further primary school on 2 hectares of land with the potential to extend by 1.08 hectares if required or for the expansion land to be used for residential purposes if not; 4 new junctions (A120, Hadham Road, Rye Street and Farnham Road); estate roads and public transport route; footpaths/cycleways; site profiling/earthworks; a noise bund with barrier; a sustainable drainage system; utilities services including foul water pumping stations; 2 residential garden extensions; and the demolition of 221 Rye Street and 164 & 166 Hadham Road. (All matters reserved with the exception of full details of the appearance, landscaping, layout and scale of the residential element of Phase 1 and Access for Phases 1 & 2) Variation of condition 8(Approved plans) of planning appro 3/13/0804/OP: Parcel B30 has been redesigned to provide a mix of dwellings.

A hybrid planning application comprising: 1) outline planning permission, with all matters reserved except for access, for development of up to 660 (use class C3}, extra care development of up to 70 units (use class C2), a local centre of up to 0.5ha (use classes E(a), E(b), E(c), E(d), E(e), E(f), E(g)(i), F1, F2), a one form entry primary school on an area for educational provision of up to 2.2ha, playing field and car parking, informal open space, landscape and sustainable drainage areas, access, footpaths, cycle ways, infrastructure and associated engineering works (including a noise attenuation bund and acoustic fence) and 2) full planning permission for construction of a three arm roundabout to the A420 (Oxford Road), a four arm roundabout to the A415 (Abingdon Road) and link road between (as amended by information received 22 June 2022, 5 July 2022 and additional transport information received 18 August 2022).

Develop land by the erection of 70 no. dwellings with associated access & public highway improvements, open space & new community facilities (outline application to determine access & layout only)

Proposed new build specialist care unit, providing 24 beds to support the existing Neurological and Rehabilitation Service

Application for Outline Planning Permission. (All matters reserved) Erection of petrol and electric charging facility with associated shop, roadside restaurant with drive through facility, B1 and B8 starter units, HGV lorry parking facility for rest area and drivers' facilities as a phased development.

Outline application (access only) - Construction of up to 300 new homes including 35% affordable new homes, new landscaping, public open space and associated infrastructure works

Construction of 75 dwellings and associated infrastructure

Proposed Phased Electric Vehicle Charging Station comprising 20no. EV charging spaces (12 no. in Phase 1 and 8 no. in Phase 2) and ancillary development including a solar canopy, substation and LV switchboard, including a new interior access road at the site

Outline planning permission, all matters reserved except access for a mixed use development for residential (up to 130 dwellings) and Use Class E employment (up to 1, 650m2 floorspace)

Erection of residential development of 72 dwellings (to include retention of existing listed farmhouse) with associated access roads, landscaping, open space and other required infrastructure

Outline application to include up to 1,000 dwellings (C3) up to 5.3 hectares for employment uses comprising a mix of B2, B8 and E(g) uses, a primary school/education uses (F1), retail floor space (E) and hot food takeaway (Sui Generis) as part of a mixed use local centre/community hub (E/F1/F2/C3), two vehicular accesses from the A47, limited access from Breach Lane, vehicular access from Mill Lane, public open space including sustainable urban drainage systems and the provision of associated infrastructure and ancillary works and demolition of former girl guide building (outline - access only)(EIA development)

EIA Screening Opinion: Residential development for up to 80 dwellings, new community floor space, open space, landscaping and car parking.

Demolition of existing Homestead care home and ancillary buildings and erection of single storey dementia day care facility, landscaping works and associated parking with alterations to vehicle and pedestrian access to the site

Permission for development for a mixed use development on a site of 15.3 hectares (including some 0.2 hectares of public domain on Sean Moore Road and the junction with Pine Road), focused primarily, but not exclusively, on a net site area of 2.4 hectares (identified as within the A3 Lands) in the Poolbeg West Strategic Development Zone Planning Scheme (April 2019). The overall site is bounded to the north west by Sean Moore Road, to the north east by South Bank Road, to the south east by Dublin Port lands and Dublin Bay, and to the south west by Sean Moore Park. The overall site subsumes the 4.3 hectares site of the infrastructure permission (Parent Permission) (Reg. Ref. PWSDZ3270-19) for which Dublin City Council issued a Notification of Final Decision (10-year permission) on 28 January 2020, permitting, streets, transportation, water services and utilities' infrastructure, public realm and public amenity spaces; and temporary landscaping of a school site, to facilitate Phase 1 development as provided for under the approved Poolbeg West SDZ Planning Scheme. The proposed development will consist of: amendment to Permission Register Reference PWSDZ3270/19 in those areas where the net site of 2.4 hectares overlaps with the boundaries of the earlier 4.3 hectare infrastructure permission (including amendments to the streets to be taken in charge, amendments to permitted vehicular and basement access points, materials, urban tree locations and landscaping, and changes in level for permitted streets, parks and public realm and public amenity spaces); and the construction of a residential and mixed-use scheme comprising a floor area of 61,310 sq m (53,048 sq m above basement, together with a basement undercroft area of 8262 sqm, comprising 4 No. blocks (identified as Blocks 0, M and K (with Block M comprising two separate structures: a larger block and a smaller townhouse block) to provide: 600 No, apartment units and associated residential amenity facilities; a childcare facility; café restaurant unit; and two retail units; together with associated infrastructural works on the overall site. The 600 No apartment units will consist of: 304 No, apartment units; 144 No. 'Build-To-Rent' apartments (including resident support facilities and resident services and amenities (as per the requirements of the Sustainable Urban Housing: Design Standards for New Apartments (December 2020); 90 No. affordable housing apartments; and 62 No. social housing apartments. (The social and affordable housing is provided in accordance with Objective H7 of the Planning Scheme.) The proposed development will consist of: • Blocks K, M and O ranging in height from 3 - 16 storeys over basement undercroft to provide 600 No. apartment units (with balconies terraces to be provided on all elevations at all levels for each residential block, consisting of: 32 No. studio units; 267 No. 1-bedroom units; 245 No. 2-bedroom units; and 56 No. 3 bedroom units (for the avoidance of doubt, Section 11.5.1 of the Planning Scheme clarifies the description of 'height' in Figure 11.3 to be taken from the constructed ground floor level; references to 'basement' and 'undercroft', respectively, are interchangeable given the changes in level across the site); • The provision of 804 sq m of residential amenity facilities (to include a gym, lounge, meeting room, cinema room and other private amenities.) • A childcare facility (458 sq m) located at the ground floor of Block k providing c.80 No. childcare places, and an outdoor play area of c.200 sq m; • 2 No, retail units located at the ground floor of Block K (314 sq m (82 sq m and 232 sqm); • 1 café restaurant located at the ground floor of Block K (97 sq m); • A total of 166 No. car parking spaces (with 128 No. located at basement level with vehicular access from the ground floor of Block M from the new adjacent side street, and the provision of 38 No. on-street car parking spaces); • Provision of 961 No. bicycle parking spaces (911 No. long-stay bicycle parking spaces located at basement and surface level; and 50 No. short-stay bicycle parking spaces located at surface level); • Plant rooms and resident storage spaces located at basement level; • Landscaped open spaces to comprise 4052 sq m of residential communal courtyards (incl. children's play areas), and roof terraces to Block K (4th & 7th Floor), Block M (3rd & 6th Floor) and Block O (8th & 16th Floor); and • 1 No. ESB substation located within each of the ground floors of Block O (32 sqm) and M (32 sq m), and 2 No. ESB substations located within the ground floor of Block K (64 sq m). The proposed development will also include the provision of additional streets and site services, hard and soft landscaping, pedestrian and cycle links, boundary treatments, tree removal and tree planting, interim site hoarding, public lighting, green roofs, commercial and residential waste facilities, piped site wide services (including a temporary attenuation detention basin to serve Phase One) and all ancillary works and services necessary to facilitate construction and operation. This application will be accompanied by an Environmental Impact Assessment Report (EIAR) and a Natura Impact Statement (NIS).

Residential development of 66 dwellings together with access, landscaping, drainage and associated works

Demolition of existing buildings and comprehensive redevelopment of the site to provide a mixed use scheme. Full planning permission is sought for the construction of part of Block A (A1 and A2) (max height 126.18m AOD), part of the podium at ground and first floor of Block A3, and the public realm throughout the Site. Block A (A1 and A2) will provide 251 residential units and 908.6 sqm of Use Class E (a), (b) and Sui Generis floorspace.

Request for a screening opinion for up to 88 dwellings

Installation of 5 EV bays with car port canopy, new substation and other associated infrastructure

Demolition of Existing Car Showroom. Redevelopment of the site as an expansion of the existing service area, works to include the erection of a drive-through coffee shop and retail unit, six covered jet wash bays, associated parking, air/water and vac facilities and provision for future electric vehicle charging

Environmental Impact Assessment Screening Opinion for Residential Zone T - Development of 70 dwellings (10 x 1-bed, 23 x 2-bed, 16 x 3-bed, 18 x 4-bed and 3 x 5-bed) with associated infrastructure, servicing, landscaping and car parking.

Residential development of up to 61 dwellings including landscaping, boundary treatments, public open space and infrastructure following demolition of existing buildings and associated structures.

Proposed social housing led mixed tenure residential development comprising 122 residential dwellings, pedestrian and cycle ways, public open space, children's play area, landscaping (including 8 metre landscaped buffer to western boundary), boundary treatments, parking, access (provision of a right turn lane) and ancillary site works.

Screening opinion to confirm whether there is a requirement for an Environmental Impact Assessment in respect of the development of up to 208 residential dwellings

Demolition of existing building and residential development of 63 dwellings including associated means of access, parking, landscaping and infrastructure and below ground pumping station and associated infrastructure.

Request for EIA Screening Opinion in relation to the proposed demolition of London House, residential development of upto 285 dwellings and up to 6,500 square metres of floorspace with associated car parking, new vehicular and pedestrian access, public realm, landscaping and associated works

OUTLINE APPLICATION (with all matters reserved). Demolish existing structures. Phased construction of new development comprising up to 1001 residential units with basement car park; retail, commercial, leisure, arts and cultural facilities; public and private open spaces; new pedestrian and vehicular access; other associated landscaping, infrastructure and highways alterations including relocated slipway and works to the sea wall. 3D Model available

Outline planning application for up to 135 dwellings with the retention of existing farm buildings, new public open space, landscaping and sustainable drainage system (SuDS) and vehicular access point (Access being Sought).

Proposed change of existing restaurant to drive thru restaurant with access, on site car parking and refuse storage facilities.

Outline application for up to 700 residential dwellings including a new access roundabout, with associated parking, access roads, public open space, landscaping, sustainable drainage and associated works (with access only, all other matters are reserved)

Outline planning application for the erection of up to 130 dwellings (including 40% affordable housing) alongside a new access road, landscaping, drainage and other associated works (all matters reserved except for access).

Permission for an apartment development. The proposed development will include: a) The demolition of the existing single-storey warehouse structure, offices, fences, walls, and railings b) The construction of an apartment development of 2 no. six storey blocks (with a setback level at fifth-floor level) with a total of 18 no. student accommodation apartments (8 no. 5 bed units, 8 no. 6 bed units and 2 no. 7 bed units, totalling 120 no. bed spaces). The ground floors across both blocks will comprise of a total of 4 no. car spaces, 72 no. bicycle spaces, and cargo bike spaces, bin stores, services/ plant room, 2 no. stair and lift cores to access the apartments; c) The development will be accessed by 2 no. pedestrian/ cyclist gates and 4 no. car spaces will be accessed from Convent Avenue. The development includes a fire exit onto Richmond Lodge. d) All associated works including landscaping, planting and boundary treatments, infrastructure, lighting, foul/ surface drainage, site works, necessary to facilitate the development.

Full: Demolition of existing buildings and erection of a residential development of 104 dwellings, together with associated open space and car parking.

Erection of an up-to 70-bedroom care home (Class C2), together with associated infrastructure, parking and access

Demolish 4 no. glasshouse blocks and various minor structures. Change of use from Agricultural to Class A Fundraising Shop and Class J Care Home. Construct 50 no. bed care home with associated parking and amenities. Construct fundraising shop with associated service yard, drop-off point and collection zone. Install 8 no. solar arrays to South West roof plane. Alter existing parking area and construct additional car park. Create woodland amenity area on part Field G503. Install substation to West of site. Alterations to existing packing shed, agricultural store, workshop and boiler house. Demolish existing 2 no. chimneys, oil tank and water tank. Relocate existing parish recycling facilities. Alter 2 no. vehicular access onto La Rue au Long. Various landscaping works. 3D Model Available.

Installation of 6 EV charging bays & associated infrastructure

Erect a care home (2-storey 56 x bed) and associated works

Erection of a new building accommodating 28 Care Home bedrooms and supporting communal facilities (Use Class C2).

Construction of a 64 bed care home (use class C2) over 2 storeys to include landscaping, access, and car parking.

Planning and Development (Housing) and Residential Tenancies Act 2016 Planning and Development (Strategic Housing Development) Regulations 2017 Notice of Strategic Housing Development Application to An Bord Pleanála Trinity College Dublin intend to apply to An Bord Pleanála for permission for a strategic housing development at this site at Cunningham House, Trinity Hall, Dartry, Dublin 6. The application site includes Cunningham House and existing Sports Hall (abutting Oldham House, a Protected Structure) and is generally bound to the west and north by the existing Trinity Hall Campus, to the east by the boundary with the Temple Square development and to the south by Temple Road. The site excludes Greenane House (a Protected Structure) but includes the area immediately adjoining the House. The application site also includes a small parcel of land located adjacent to the existing vehicular access from Dartry Road and the existing electrical substation located to the north-east of Purser House (a Protected Structure) all within the main Trinity Hall campus. The development will consist of an extension to existing purpose-built student accommodation at Trinity Hall with an overall gross floor area (GFA) of approximately 10,982sqm (over a part lower ground floor level plant area of 55sqm GFA and excluding security hut 10sqm GFA) providing a total of 358 no. purpose-built student bed spaces together with complementary and ancillary uses. The proposed development consists of: • Demolition of Cunningham House, the Sports Hall (including the removal of existing part basement of 104sqm), the eastern section of the existing rear boundary wall and associated single storey ancillary sheds within the curtilage of Greenane House (a Protected Structure) (c.2,864sqm total GFA to be demolished). • Provision of 4 no. connected blocks arranged in a quadrangle form: Block A ranges in height from four to eight storeys; Block B is four storeys in height; Block C is three storeys in height while the Forum Block is single storey in height (partially double height space rising to a maximum height of 9.6m above adjoining ground level). • 358 no. purpose-built student bed spaces comprising of 11 no. 5-bedroom units; 4 no. 6-bedroom units; 1 no. 7-bedroom unit and 34 no. 8-bedroom units together with ancillary student amenity spaces. • 4 no. staff apartments (3 no. 2-bedroom apartments and 1 no. 3-bedroom apartment) with winter-gardens/balconies on south elevation of Block A and north and west elevation of Block C. • 2 no. study spaces/classrooms providing a total of 68sqm gross floor area. • A replacement multi-use Sports Hall, together with the adjoining Forum amenity space, resulting in a total area of 1,033sqm. • Outdoor amenity spaces within the central courtyard together with enhanced public realm and landscaping works within the curtilage of Oldham and Greenane House (both Protected Structures) and a restricted access outdoor space at podium level above the Forum Block. • 188 no. bicycle parking spaces within the application site. • Single storey security hut at the main vehicular entrance to Trinity Hall from Dartry Road (10sqm GFA). • Minor repositioning of the existing access gate onto Temple Road, moving it 4.2m westward, to facilitate maintenance and emergency access only, together with associated repair works to existing boundary wall. • Works to Oldham House (a Protected Structure) to include works necessary for the demolition and replacement of late 20th century Sports Hall (directly abutting Oldham House); replacement of late 20th century existing doors and window at ground floor level (all on the east elevation only) to facilitate connections to the new Forum amenity space; reinstatement of 2 No. original, historic first floor rear window openings (east elevation only) to match existing adjacent, sash windows and 1 no. new door to provide access to proposed roof terrace; removal of existing sand/cement and gypsum plaster finish to east façade and replacement with lime render; and renovation of porch structure, stairs and first floor door on southern elevation. • Provision of a screen wall to the south of Greenane House (a Protected Structure). • All associated and ancillary landscaping works; site lighting; refuse storage; boundary treatments; plant; solar photovoltaic panels; water, wastewater and surface water works; upgrade works to existing electrical substation and all other site and development works. A Natura Impact Statement (NIS) has been prepared in respect of the proposed development. The application contains a statement setting out how the proposal will be consistent with the objectives of the Dublin City Development Plan 2016-2022. The application contains a statement indicating why permission should be granted for the proposed development, having regard to a consideration specified in section 37(2)(b) of the Planning and Development Act, 2000, as amended, notwithstanding that the proposed development materially contravenes a relevant development plan other than in relation to the zoning of the land. The application, together with the NIS, may be inspected, or purchased at a fee not exceeding the reasonable cost of making a copy, during public opening hours at the offices of An Bord Pleanála and Dublin City Council. The application may also be inspected online at the following website set up by the applicant: www.tcdplanning2.ie 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, relating to the implications of the proposed development, if carried out, for proper planning and sustainable development in the area or areas concerned, and the likely effects on the environment or the likely effects on a European site, as the case may be, of the proposed development, if carried out. Submissions or observations duly made will be considered by An Bord Pleanála in making a decision on the application. Such submissions or observations must also include the following information: (a) the name of the person, authority or body making the submission or observations, the name of the person, if any, acting on behalf of that person, authority or body, and the address to which any correspondence relating to the application should be sent, (b) the subject matter of the submission or observations, and (c) the reasons, considerations and arguments on which the submission or observations is or are based. An Bord Pleanála may grant permission for the strategic housing development as proposed, or may grant permission subject to such modifications as it specifies in its decision, or may grant permission in part only, with or without any other modifications it may specify in its decision, or may refuse to grant permission for the proposed development. An Bord Pleanála may attach to a grant of permission such conditions as it considers appropriate. Any enquiries relating to the application process should be directed to the Strategic Housing Development Section of An Bord Pleanála (Tel. 01-8588100). Important Note:- The Strategic Housing Development (SHD) application documents available to view on Dublin City Council's website are for information purposes only. Please be aware that submissions/observations regarding SHD applications must be made directly to An Bord Pleanala (ABP). Any such submissions /observations submitted to Dublin City Council will be returned to the sender which could result in you missing the deadline to submit to ABP. For information on how to make an SHD submission / observation to ABP (hard copy or online) please contact 01 8588100 or alternatively log onto www.pleanala.ie.

Erection of a one-bedroom detached dormer bungalow (Use Class C3(a)) on land to the side and rear of 87 Cavendish Road, following the demolition of the existing garage, with parking for both dwellings, amenity space and boundary treatments.