Internal wayfinding works to the Arts Building
Arts Building (Lecky Library) and the Eavan Boland Library and Ussher Library The University of, Dublin Trinity College Dublin 2, DO2DP29
0.4474 ha · Declared invalid
Planning application WEB1861/26 to Dublin City Council: Internal wayfinding works to the Arts Building, and the Eavan Boland Library and Ussher Library, reference 2006, at Arts Building (Lecky Library) and the Eavan Boland Library and Ussher. Declared invalid by the council on 16 April 2026.
Timeline
- Application lodged
- Declared invalid
Key facts
Proposed development
[name removed] - We, Trinity College Dublin (c/o the Estates and Facilities Directorate, Trinity Central, 152 Pearse Street, Dublin 2), intend to apply for permission for internal wayfinding works to the Arts Building (Lecky Library), and the Eavan Boland Library and Ussher Library, reference 2006 and 2003 on the Record of Protected Structures at The University of Dublin Trinity College, College Street, Dublin 2. Proposal consists of: •The removal of all existing non-original wayfinding signage including temporary ad hoc notices throughout. • The light cleaning, repair and reinstatement of lettering to existing acrylic fixed signage in the Eavan Boland where maintained. • The removal of redundant or conflicting historic signage or wall and shelving mounted paper holders for storage and reuse as required. • New high quality wayfinding signage throughout the three libraries and connecting spaces.
Planning status
The application was declared invalid by the council. A corrected application may be lodged again.
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