Planning application · Dublin City Council

RETENTION: Dublin Simon Community is applying for retention permission for development…

Former Parish Centre, 12-14, Carman's Hall, Dublin 8, D08 KX89

WEB5090/25 · DublinIn Assessment
Reference
WEB5090/25
Planning authority
Dublin City Council
Received
9 Sept 2025
Decided
10 Sept 2025
Status
In Assessment
Site area
0.0749 ha

Proposed development

RETENTION: Dublin Simon Community is applying for retention permission for development consisting of: The change of use of the two storey (with third level stair shaft access to paved roof) building from parish centre (originally built as a school) to a hostel for the provision of short term emergency accommodation for homeless persons and associated alterations to the internal layout to provide 20 bedrooms accommodating 51 people, sanitary facilities, dining area, kitchen, offices, counselling rooms, a fire escape stairs, additional doors to the existing courtyard, conversion of the outbuilding to a laundry and plant room, external water storage tanks and associated external works including the provision of ramps to existing and additional access doors to the courtyard, at the former Parish Centre, 12-14 Carman’s Hall, Dublin 8. D08 KX89.

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