35 limetree hall, dublin road, maynooth

six independently accessed student accommodation units at first and second floors (including two 3 bed and four 2 bed units) together with associated terrace / private amenity space. The subject area includes; a) A 421sqm modified version of the of student accommodation previously permitted under planning permission ref: 161/043, at the existing first and second floor levels and; b) for 85sqm of floor area permitted under reg ref: 01/565 but not demolished as per ref 161/043 and; c) 100.4sqm of area not included in previous applications and; d) elevational changes associated with the above

six independently accessed student accommodation units at first and second floors (including two 3 bed and four 2 bed units) together with associated terrace / private amenity space. The subject area includes; a) A 421sqm modified version of the of student accommodation previously permitted under planning permission ref: 161/043, at the existing first and second floor levels and; b) for 85sqm of floor area permitted under reg ref: 01/565 but not demolished as per ref 161/043 and; c) 100.4sqm of area not included in previous applications and; d) elevational changes associated with the above.

to change the use from restaurant (305m²) to office accommodation, remove the existing open area refuse bin store (18m²), and incorporate this area into the office layout with a continuation of the existing flat roof. The proposal also includes the removal of the refuse bin store door and installation of a new window on the south-facing elevation, (total site area: 0.0618 ha). The building is a protected structure (RPS Ref: B05-11 NIAH Ref: 11803050). Under the previously granted planning application (Ref. 22/953) Buckley House was approved for use as a restaurant

widening the small first-floor front-facing window by c.337.5mm and the construction of a single-storey bay-window and porch extension to the front of the house and all associated site works

for (1) The construction of a First Floor extension over existing rooms below to the side of existing semi-detached dwelling. (2) Insert Velux roof window on side pitch over existing landing. (3) The construction of a new Porch to front and all associated site works

a change of use at Buckley House, (total site area: 0.0618 ha). The building is a protected structure (RPS ref: b05-11; NIAH ref: 11803050). Under the previously granted planning application (ref: 22/953), Buckley house was approved for use as a restaurant. This application seeks permission to change the use from restaurant (305m²) to office accommodation, remove the existing open area refuse bin store (18m²), and incorporate this area into the office layout with a continuation of the existing flat roof. The proposal also includes the removal of the refuse bin store door and installation of a new window on the south-facing elevation

a Large-Scale Residential Development (LRD) at this site “Railpark West”, in the townland of Railpark, Maynooth, Co. Kildare. The application site is bounded to the northwest by the dwelling known as ‘Rosturk House’, Old Railpark/Parklands Grove (W23 X2F1), to the north by the dwelling known as ‘Beal Na Bláth’, Old Railpark/Parklands Grove (W23 N6E8) and to the northeast by an existing residential dwelling and outbuildings along Old Railpark/Parklands Grove (W23 CH89). The eastern boundary adjoins the permitted Maynooth Eastern Ring Road (MERR), and the southern boundary is bordered by agricultural lands. The proposed development will consist of 139 no. residential units, a creche and all associated development, on a site of approximately 2.77 hectares. The development will consist of the following: 1. Demolition of all existing structures on the site (c. 253.9 sq.m of floorspace). 2. Provision of a residential scheme of 139 no. units (26 no. 1-bed units, 62 no. 2-bed units, 24 no. 3-bed units and 27 no. 4-bed units) along with creche. The development will include for the following: 8 no. duplex units/apartments within a duplex block (2 no. 1-bed, 2 no. 2-bed, 4 no. 3-bed)(3-4-storey), 21 no. apartments in Block 01 (3 no. 1-bed, 17 no. 2-bed, 1 no. 3-bed)(3-5-storey), 18 no. apartments in Block 02 (3 no. 1-bed, 14 no. 2-bed, 1 no. 3-bed)(3-4-storey), 10 no. apartments in Block 03 (5 no. 1-bed, 5 no. 2-bed)(3-4-storey) with a creche (c.525.9 sq.m) at ground floor level, 23 no. apartments in Block 04 (9 no. 1-bed, 9 no. 2-bed, 5 no. 3-bed)(5-storey over undercroft - 6 storeys in total), 23 no. apartments in Block 05 (4 no. 1-bed, 15 no. 2-bed, 4 no. 3-bed) (5-storey over undercroft - 6 storeys in total), 5 no. detached, 4-bed, 2-storey houses (with convertible attic)(Types A1.1 and A1.2), 12 no. terraced, 4-bed, 3-storey houses (Types A2.1, A2.2 and A4), 6 no. semi-detached/end-terraced, 4-bed, 2-storey houses (Type A3), 13 no. terraced/end-terraced, 3-bed, 2-storey houses (with convertible attic)(Types B1.1 and B1.2). All duplex apartments and apartment units will be provided with a balcony, terrace or private garden on all elevations. The proposal will include for a new vehicular/pedestrian/cyclist access from the permitted Maynooth Eastern Ring Road (MERR) to the east and adjoining future residential development to the south, as well as pedestrian/cyclist access(and vehicular access for one of the proposed houses (unit no.13) to Parklands Grove/Old Railpa

consists of converting the attic to habitable accommodation.

(A) Subdivision of site into two individual sites namely 202 and 202A (B) Erection of a part single storey, part two storey type house on site 202A (C) Upgrade of existing entrance to a double vehicular entrance (D) connection to main foul sewer, provision of access driveway and all associated site works for site 202A. The subject site is located within the curtilage of Protected Structure Ref; B05-34 – ‘202 Railpark.’ Revised by Significant Further Information which consists of redesign of the original proposed single storey, part two storey type house to a reduced sized dormer house both in height and massing