Planning application · Dublin City Council

Amendment to a Strategic Housing Development (SHD Reg. Ref. ABP-314458-22) at this site…

At this site located primarily to the north west corner of Omni Park Shopping Centre, Santry and at Santry Hall Industrial Estate, Swords Road, Dublin 9

WEBLRD9012/26-S3 · DublinGranted

Reference

WEBLRD9012/26-S3

Planning authority

Dublin City Council

Received

1 Jul 2026

Decided

25 Aug 2026

Status

Granted

Proposed development

Serendale Limited intend to apply for planning permission for an amendment to a Strategic Housing Development (SHD Reg. Ref. ABP-314458-22) at this site located primarily to the north west corner of Omni Park Shopping Centre, Santry and at Santry Hall Industrial Estate, Swords Road, Dublin 9. The lands primarily comprise the former Molloy & Sherry Industrial / Warehouse premises and lands generally to the north west corner of the Omni Park Shopping Centre including revisions to part of existing surface carpark to facilitate a new public plaza. The site is c.2.5 ha in size and located primarily to the west of Lidl and to the north and east of the IMC Cinema within the Omni Park Shopping Centre and east of Shanliss Avenue. The proposed development comprises: • Overall – A change of use of 2,062 sqm arts/cultural/community use floorspace permitted under SHD Reg. Ref. ABP-314458-22 to residential use, resulting in the provision of 19 additional units within the envelope of the permitted scheme at ground, first and second floor level resulting in a total of 457 No. units. Minor consequential elevational changes are proposed. • Block C – Change of use of community / cultural space to retail at ground floor. Change of use of community / cultural space to residential on levels 1 and 2. • Block D – Change of use and reconfiguration of the ground floor permitted community / culture space resulting in a space 266.3 sqm in size; and, provision of 2 units retail units. Change of use of community / cultural space to residential on level 1. • 40 no. additional bicycle parking spaces are provided at basement and surface level for visitors, including 5% non-standard spaces. All application documentation and information is available to view online at the following website set up by the applicant: www.omniplazalrd.ie

What happens next

Permission was granted on 25 Aug 2026. Third parties may appeal within four weeks; after that the permission is final and works can start once a commencement notice is lodged.

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