Planning application · Dublin City Council

Two storey extension to side incorporating lobby and lift well…

The Village Inn, 33 Church Street, Dublin 11, D11 E62V

4121/24 · DublinGranted
Reference
4121/24
Planning authority
Dublin City Council
Received
7 Aug 2024
Decided
10 Dec 2024
Status
Granted
Site area
0.2256 ha
Further information requested
30 Sept 2024
Further information received
14 Nov 2024

Proposed development

Permission for two storey extension to side incorporating lobby and lift well, change of use of first floor function rooms to guesthouse accommodation containing 16 En Suite Bedrooms, minor alterations to existing elevations and ground floor and associated site works all at The Village Inn, 33 Church Street. Dublin 11, D11 E62V for Clive Ellis.

What happens next

Permission was granted on 10 Dec 2024. Third parties may appeal within four weeks; after that the permission is final and works can start once a commencement notice is lodged.

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