Development at St. Andrews Former Tourism Centre (Protected Structure)…
St. Andrew's Church, Suffolk Street, St. Andrew's Street, Dublin 2, D02 KX03
Proposed development
PROTECTED STRUCTURE: We, Failte Ireland, intend to apply for Permission for development at St. Andrews Former Tourism Centre (Protected Structure), Suffolk Street/St. Andrews Street, Dublin 2. The development will consist of: 1. Change of use of former Tourist Information Office, restaurant, and annex exhibition hall (now vacant) to food/dining hall and cultural use all to be operated under single management. 2. The alteration and selective removal of certain internal modern additions to restore the structure closer to its original appearance. These removals include: Office partitions at the ground and first floor levels The existing bridge across the nave on the first floor levels Part of the first floor mezzanine within the apse Part of the second floor in the South and North Transept 3. The provision of the proposed new (replacement) circulation bridge across the nave. 4. Modifications to ensure adequate ventilation and lighting on the exterior of the building. 5. Proposed landscaping, including an outdoor seating area and outdoor lighting. 6. 3 no. external heat pumps at the east side of the former church 7. Replacement of existing skylights at roof level to automatic opening vents and louvre Vents 8. Provision of cycle parking (30 no. spaces) 9. All other associated site works including drainage infrastructure and removal of car parking. The total floor area of the buildings is 1,763 sq. m on a site of 2,696 sq. m.
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The council recorded a decision on 15 Jan 2025. The official file has the outcome; a third-party appeal is possible within four weeks of the decision.
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