Planning application · Dublin City Council

PROTECTED STRUCTURE:PERMISSION AND RETENTION…

162-165, Phibsborough Road, Phibsborough, Dublin 7, D07RX3P

WEB1466/26 · DublinClosed
Reference
WEB1466/26
Planning authority
Dublin City Council
Received
27 Feb 2026
Decided
20 Apr 2026
Status
Closed
Use
hospitality
Site area
0.0583 ha

Proposed development

PROTECTED STRUCTURE:PERMISSION AND RETENTION : Retention permission for development at Borgo Restaurant, 162–165 Phibsborough Road, Phibsborough, Dublin 7, D07 RX3P (Protected Structure). The development will consist of: 1) Retention permission for existing metal doorway signage 2) Permission for the installation of 2 no. new projecting stainless steel back-lit signs on the North-West corner of the building at first-floor level facing onto the North Circular Road and Phibsborough Road, and 3) All associated site works.

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Permission was refused on 20 Apr 2026. The applicant may appeal within four weeks of the decision.

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