Construction of an assisted living facility across four blocks (A-D) comprising 119 no…
Lands Adjoining, St. Laurence College, Wyattville Park, Loughlinstown, Co. Dublin
Proposed development
Construction of an assisted living facility across four blocks (A-D) comprising 119 no. units (9 x 3-bed, 29 x 2-bed & 81 x 1-bed) ranging in height from 5 to 6 storeys. Block A contains 24 no. units (16no. 1 Beds, 4no. 2 Beds, 4no. 3 Beds.) across 5 storeys; Block B will contain 27 no. units (18no. 1 Beds, 4no. 2 Beds, 5no. 3 Beds.) across 5 storeys. Provision of communal facilities at ground floors of Block A and B comprising library/study area, cinema/presentation room, oratory, gym, resident's lounge, assisted living dining room, and community facilities comprising tea rooms and multifunctional community facility; Block C will contain 32 no. units (22 no. 1 bed, 10 no. 2 bed) across 6 storeys; Block D will contain 36 no. units (25 no. 1 bed, 11 no. 2 bed) across 6 storeys. Provision of communal social space with kitchen and servery, staff room and WC, consultation room, family meeting room, reception/admin area, and reception welcome area. Each unit will contain a living/dining/kitchen area, bathrooms, storage and private balconies/terraces. Construction of transitional care home (Block E) across 5 storeys providing 180 no. bed spaces. Provision of 2 no. MUGA playing pitches and ancillary lighting and boundary treatments. Provision of 2 no. grass playing pitches. Closure of exiting gate along southern boundary of site and removal of existing path on western boundary. Provision of 97 no. car parking spaces and 60 no. bicycle parking spaces. Alterations to existing entrance onto Wyattville Park and creation of new entrance and footpaths on the southern boundary providing access to the N11. Provision of a new access road to St. Laurence College from the existing entrance from Wyattville Park and the provision of a new school drop-off area. All other associated ancillary works including SUDs and foul drainage, landscaping, lighting, and boundary treatments necessary to facilitate the development.
What happens next
Permission was granted on 10 Jul 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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