& RETENTION: permission for development and works together with an ancillary change…
Retail Units 2 and 3 at the recently completed development on the site comprising, Nos. 60-63 Dawson Street and No. 3 Duke Lane (Hibernian House), Nos. 64-65 Dawson Street and, Nos. 34-39 Nassau Street (Hibernian Corner), and Nos. 40-43 Nassau Street (Nas
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PERMISSION & RETENTION: permission for development and works together with an ancillary change of use of part of a permitted retail unit to cafe use and retention permission for an external door, at retail units 2 and 3 at recently completed development on the site comprising Nos. 60-63 Dawson Street and No. 3 Duke Lane (Hibernian House), Nos. 64-65 Dawson Street and Nos. 34-39 Nassau Street (Hibernian Corner), and Nos. 40-43 Nassau Street (Nassau House), Dublin 2. Permission is sought for development consisting of : (a) sub-division of retail 2 at ground floor level to provide two separate units, comprising retail unit 2 and 3; (b) the sub-division of retail unit 3 at ground floor level to provide two separate units, comprising retail units 4 and 5; (c) associated and ancillary internal alterations, including the rearrangement of a ground floor level fire escape lobby/corridor and the provision of a lift and stairs between the ground and lower ground floor levels within retail unit 3; (d) a change of use of a part of retail unit 3 to provide an internal cafe that is ancillary to the permitted retail use (approx. 62 sqm); (e) the installation of 1 no. ground floor level external access door to proposed retail unit 2 along Nassau Street; (f) the installation of 1 no. previously permitted external access door to proposed retail unit 5 along Dawson Street; retention permission is sought for an existing ground floor level entrance along Dawson Street that will serve proposed retail unit 4.
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