Planning application · Dublin City Council

For the subdivision of the commercial retail unit into 2 commercial retail spaces…

41, Cherryfield Avenue Lower, Ranelagh, Dublin 6, D06 FH99

WEB2030/26 · DublinIn Assessment
Reference
WEB2030/26
Planning authority
Dublin City Council
Received
29 Apr 2026
Decided
30 Apr 2026
Status
In Assessment
Site area
0.0114 ha

Proposed development

For the subdivision of the commercial retail unit into 2 commercial retail spaces and associated works. Works will include new fire rated separating wall, new front curtain wall glazing with separate entrances,, new signage, modifications to existing stone plinths and vents on front elevation, new escape door to the rear and new toilet and storage facilities to unit 1. This space is completely selfcontained from the remainder of the building complex.

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