subsequent to grant of planning permissions whose register references are D18A/0078…
Quarterdeck Workspace, Ferry Terminal, Harbour Road, Dun Laoghaire, Co. Dublin, A96X7F2 - CACA
Proposed development
subsequent to grant of planning permissions whose register references are D18A/0078 and D19A/0947, for (A) the retention of internal alterations to the former Ferry Terminal building comprising construction of a mezzanine floor and other floor structures (by infilling existing staircase floor openings) to be in office use and (B) the widening of a permitted window in East facade in the rear section of the building.
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- D26A/0459/WEBQuarterdeck Workspace, Ferry Terminal, Harbour Road, A96 X7F2Lodged
Subsequent to grant of planning permissions whose register references are D18A/0078 and D19A/0947…
- D26A/0351/WEBQuarterdeck Workspace, Ferry Terminal, Harbour Road, A96 X7F2Lodged
A) The revision of internal floor plans previously approved under planning refer
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