Planning application · Dublin City Council

Development on lands at 23-28 Prussia Street, Dublin 7 (D07 X9X6, D07 FW30 & D07 PAF1)…

Lands at 23-28 Prussia Street, Dublin 7 (D07 X9X6, D07 FW30 & D07 PAF1)

WEBLRD6103/26-S3 · DublinOn Site
Reference
WEBLRD6103/26-S3
Planning authority
Dublin City Council
Received
27 Jan 2026
Decided
23 Mar 2026
Status
On Site
Floor area
24 m²
Commenced
18 May 2026

Proposed development

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: We, Randalswood Construction Ltd., intend to apply for permission for development on lands at 23-28 Prussia Street, Dublin 7 (D07 X9X6, D07 FW30 & D07 PAF1), (located at the junction of Prussia Street and St. Joseph’s Road, and bounded by No. 29 Prussia Street (Protected Structure) to the north, No. 22 Prussia Street to the south, and TU Dublin, Grangegorman Campus and boundary wall (Protected Structure) to the east). The development will consist of proposed modifications to the previously permitted Large-scale Residential Development (LRD) (permitted under planning permission Reg. Ref. LRD6057/24-S3A) including modifications to the previously permitted total number of apartments (102 no. permitted units i.e. 49 no. 1 beds, 48 no. 2 beds, 4 no. 3 beds, and 1 no. 4 bed in 3 no. blocks, to now provide a total of 110 no. proposed units i.e. 68 no. 1 beds, 39 no. 2 beds, 2 no. 3 beds, and 1 no. 4 bed in 3 no. blocks), with modifications to internal layouts, elevations and unit mix of Block B, a permitted building ranging from 4-6 storeys over partial small basement (i.e. 4-7 storeys) in height, from a total of 29 no. permitted apartments comprising of 19 no. 1 beds, 8 no. 2 beds and 2 no. 3 beds to now provide a total of 32 no. proposed apartments comprising of 23 no. 1 beds and 9 no. 2 beds, and all apartments provided with private balconies/terraces to north, south, east and west elevations; and modifications to internal layouts, elevations and unit mix of Block C, a permitted building ranging from 7-8 storeys in height, from a total of 48 no. permitted apartments comprising of 19 no. 1 beds and 29 no. 2 beds to now provide a total of 53 no. apartments comprising of 34 no. 1 beds and 19 no. 2 beds, and all apartments provided with private balconies/terraces to south, east and west elevations; reconfiguration of the permitted bicycle parking to now provide 224 no. bicycle spaces including spaces at undercroft, surface and on Prussia Street; and all associated site works necessary to facilitate this development. The application may also be inspected online at the following website set up by the applicant: www.prussiastreetrevisionslrd.ie

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